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funeral
Entebbe’s Message Resonates 30 Years Later
Uri Dromi
July 6, 2006
Now Moshe is gone too. As I entered the graveyard, I saw his mother. I started to mumble my condolences when this old woman, a survivor of Auschwitz, gave me a stern look.
\”Spare your words,\” she said dryly. \”It\’s between me and God.\”
What could I possibly say to this woman, who had lost all her family in the Holocaust, who married another Holocaust survivor, started a new chapter in Israel and gave birth to two sons — only to lose them as well as her husband, who died heartbroken after Issachar was killed?
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