Israel pays homage to 26/11 victims

November 16, 2022 16:13

Remember 26/11/2008 in Mumbai?

Remember the carnage at Nariman House, Colaba?

If you've answered 'yes', to both the questions, you would remember Moshe Holtzberg.
Moshe was only two years old when his father Rabbi Gavriel and mother Rivka Holtzberg died along with four visitors at Nariman House. After the death of his parents, he moved to Israel to live with his grandparents.

Alongside is a picture of young Moshe at Israel's parliament, the Knesset, today.

"At the swearing-in ceremony of #Israel's 25th #Knesset, 26/11 survivor Moshe Holtzberg recited Psalm 122 from the Book of Psalms. Moshe lost his parents in the 2008 #Mumbai terror attack. This horrific incident is a shared pain for both our nations (India and Israel flags)," tweets @IsraelinIndia

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