Inbar Haiman

Inbar Haiman was born in 1996 in Petah Tikva

Inbar Haiman was born in 1996 to Yifat and Haim Haiman and grew up in Petah Tikva. She has a younger brother. She attended Ahad Ha'am High School and was active in the Tarbut movement, then did a year of service in Jerusalem guiding young artists.

She served in the IDF as a combat soldier and commander in the Caracal Battalion. She later studied visual art at the Haifa University WIZO school of design and was in her fourth and final year.

As a graffiti artist she used the names Pink and Raven, and her paintings were shown in Israel and abroad. On October 7, 2023, she was at the Nova festival near Kibbutz Re'im to give emotional support. She hid for about 3 hours, then was murdered near Kibbutz Be'eri and her body was taken to Gaza.

The slogan Free Pink became the symbol of the public campaign for her return. Her death was announced on December 16, 2023. Her body was returned on October 15, 2025, and she was buried at Yarkon Cemetery in Petah Tikva.