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Moyshele, who escaped during the terrorist attack in Mumbai, will visit with Netanyahu the house where his parents were killed

As reported by Vesty.co.il, 11-year-old Moshe Goltsberg, whose parents Rivka and Gabriel were killed in the terrorist attack in Mumbai on November 26, 2008, will visit India for the first time in 9 years. He will go there together with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who on January 14 will fly to India on an official visit.
Moyshe, who was only two years old during the terrorist attack on the local Chabad house, managed to save thanks to an Indian woman named Sandra who hid him from terrorists, who has been caring for him so far, already in Israel, where they live in recent years.
Six months ago Moishe met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was staying in Israel, and told him that he dreams of visiting the place where he once lived with his parents. "When I grow up, I will return to India to lead the Chabad House there," the child said to him, "With God's help, this house will be my home again." I love you and your people. "
At the same time, Netanyahu promised Moyshe that he would take him on a trip to India. Also with him will go grandfather Moyshe - Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg.
A series of terrorist attacks in Mumbai, one of which was an attack on the house of Chabad, was committed by Islamic terrorists on November 26-29, 2008.
On November 26, at 21:45 local time, two terrorists (Abu Umar and Babar Imaran Akasha) burst into the room and opened random fire at the people who were there. In the course of this, 6 people were shot, including the rabbi and his pregnant wife (Moishe's parents), and wounded 8. Their terrorists took hostage.
The first terrorist Abu Umar was killed on November 28, around 7:30 pm, by a sniper from the roof opposite. The second - Babar Imran Aksha - was shot by special forces around 20:30 local time.
Moishe with the nanny was transported to Israel and brought up in the family of grandfather and grandmother. The State of Israel granted the boy's nanny a residence permit, since the child was strongly attached to her.


17:38 29.12.2017