The story of a Israeli boy that his parent died because Pakistani Islamic terrorists will visit India

News24xx.com -  Late this month, Chabad's son's son who was killed in a 2008 terror attack in Mumbai will join with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit India.

The boy, known as Moshe Holtzberg, 12 years old was saved by his family caretaker, Sandra Samuel, who led him to run out of Chabad House. She then accompanied him to Israel, where he now lives with his grandparents.

As quoted by the Times of Israel, in the incident, four other Jewish visitors to Chabad House were killed, which occurred as part of several attacks in Mumbai's four-day location by a Pakistani Islamic group.

Moshe's parent, Rabbi Gavriel Noach Holtzberg and his wife, Rivka, who was five months pregnant, were killed during the November 2008 Mumbai attacks by Pakistani Islamic terrorists.

Their two-year-old son Moshe survived the attack after being rescued by his Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel.

In total, 166 people were killed and hundreds injured.

In July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Israel to mark the 25-year diplomatic relations between the two countries.

This was the first visit to Israel by an Indian head of government. During the visit, Modi met with Moshe Holtzberg, who said he missed India.

Modi invites the boy to return whenever he wants to.

Netanyahu will visit India on January 14, 2017 for official state visitation. Moshe Holtzberg is scheduled to accompany him, according to the Prime Minister's Office.

Rabbi Nachman Holtzberg, grandfather of Moshe, told The Hindu newspaper in an interview in July when Modi visited Israel that it was his dream, and he also believed Moshe's dream, that when he was grown up, the boy would serve in India at The same Chabad House, where his parents were killed.

 

 

 

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