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Copy of the condolence letter sent by the President of the State of Israel, President Shimon Peres, to the President of the United States of America,
President Barack Obama, following the tragic events at the Boston Marathon.
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The rockets, which were fired from the Sinai Peninsula, fell in open areas in Israel's southernmost city
Two rockets were fired at southern Israel's city of Eilat from the Sinai Peninsula this morning (Wednesday, April 17). The rockets fell in open areas within the city, causing no casualties or damage.
Warning sirens sounded in Eilat at 9:00 a.m. today, and local residents reported hearing two explosions. IDF forces searched the area and found the remnants of two rockets in open areas in the city.
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"President Peres,
Knesset Speaker Edelstein,
Honored Rabbis,
Ministers
and MKs,
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The President of Georgia-Israeli business chamber Itsik Moshe addresses the Culture Ministries of Georgia and Israel. As InterPressNews has been informed by the Georgia-Israeli business chamber , Itsik Moshe introduced his initiative to give An Honorary Place in the Holocoust museum in Jerusalem for Georgians who saved the lives of Jewish people and set up “Khaside Umot Aolam” corner in the Georgian national museum, which will present the unique relations between Georgia and Israel.
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"In memory who were murdered with 2060 members of their community in Vishneva in August 1942 by the Nazis and their local accomplices who rounded up the residents of the town in the synagogue which was made of wood and murdered them by shooting them and setting fire to the synagogue:
My grandfather – Who walked at the head of the community, wrapped in a prayer shawl, into the synagogue which was burnt down by the Nazis.
My grandmother – Rivka Meltzer
My grandfather - Zvi Meltzer – my teacher and rabbi, who when we said goodbye at the train station as I left for Israel said to me only: "Be a Jew"
