Palestinian Freedom Fighters remove 7 zionists from Palestine permenantly

by Sean Fri Jun 21, 2002 15:43

. He made aliyah from LA. He was 70,a Holocaust survivor,and retired. On

Tuesdays,he would volunteer to do his weekly 'chesed.' Dr. Moshe Gottlieb
would

attend to children with severe handicaps. For 13years,Dr. Gottlieb spent

his Tuesdays helping the children in different clinics. He would not take

any payment. He said that he owed G-d for surviving the Holocaust. Dr.

Gottlieb was a benefactor for a yeshiva where he wanted young men to learn

and help in their communities. Dr. Gottlieb was blown up by the terrorist

as he was enroute in his Egged bus ride to chesed. Dr. Moshe Gottlieb is

survived by the Holocaust and his family in the USA and Israel.

2. Leah Baruch,59,worked for the President of Israel for 23 years. Lea was

one of the housekeepers who knew the house of the President of Israel on

Hanasi. Leah was a 'mother' and a sister to the Presidents and their

families. Lea's funeral was attended by former First

Ladies,Herzog,Weizman,and by President and Mrs. Katzav. Leah is survived by

two daughters whom she helped with her salary from the President's house as

their chief housekeeper for 23 years.

3. Rachamim Tzidkyiahu,51,was supposed to drive another Egged bus

yesterday. Rachamim got to work early and switched bus routes with another

driver who was late. In two months, his son,Ron would celebrate his

barmitzvah at the Kotel. Yesterday at the night funeral of his father, who

died in his driver's seat on the bus,the Rabbis asked Ron to say kaddish

before he even knew his whole barmitzvah parsha of Parshat Nachamu. Only

two days ago Rachamim worked out his summer work schedule so that he could

take off a whole week to celebrate with his wife and Ron on the barmitzvah

shabbat after Tisha Ba'av. Last night Tisha Ba'av arrived early in the

Tzidkyiahu home. Rachamim was the 'first' Egged bus driver to die in a

terrorist attack in six years. Rachamim is survived by his

wife,Ron,12.5,and Chani,20,a daughter.

4. Baruch Garani,60,was on his way to Machane Yehuda to buy vegetables.

His wife asked him to be 'careful' and he rode the same bus 32 every morning

to go around the city. His children had just bought him a cellphone after

the last Machane Yehuda bombing. When his wife was in the hospital two

months ago at Shaarey Zedek,Baruch,60,would walk 1.5hours from Gilo to make

kiddush for her every Shabbat afternoon. Yesterday,Baruch's wife and four

children said kaddish for him at Shaarey Zedek's hospital.

5. Boaz Aluf,54,had just celebrated his young son's barmitzvah last week

with the entire Aluf family. Boaz worked in Bank Tefahot as a clerk for

many years helping with people's mortgage processing. Boaz was the gabbai

in his synagogue in Gilo, a synagogue which was hit by Beit Jalla's bullets

months ago. Boaz was the daf yomi giver each day in the synagogue at 6

30AM. Boaz is survived by five children and his wife, Esther,a nurse who

was in the hospital to 'receive' the news of her dead husband,as she treated

other injured victims.

6. Shiri Nagari,22,the third child of the five children of Dr. Tuvia and

Esther Nagari. Dr. Tuvia is a well known dentist in Jerusalem and Esther is

a mathematician for the government's statistic office. Shiri was a graduate

of Pelech, a dati leumi high school,where she graduated with honors before

serving the IDF as a teacher. Shiri had just returned from a year studies

in the USA. On Sept. 11,01,she was near the World Trade Center to watch

its destruction. Shiri worked with kids here who have Down's Syndrome.

They cried at the grave last night with the family of Shiri. Who will help

these kids today in their hours of special needs?

7. Glila Bugla,11,was from Ethiopia. The nightly shootings into Gilo were

too much for her family. A family in New York had helped the Buglas buy an

apartment in New York. Glila was scared to go anywhere and only on Sunday

had told her 5th grade teacher at the Paula Ben Gurion school in Jerusalem

that her family was leaving Israel on July 10,02. Glila's body was blown

into pieces and today that which is left,is buried here.

Glila is survived by a brother,14,and her parents who wanted to leave to New

York.

8. Shani Avitzedek,15,was a ballet dancer in the 9th grade. Tomorrow was

her last day in school and she had a ballet performance scheduled for

Sunday. Yesterday was the "Yom Kef" fun day that the class was to have

gone to the pools of Mesilat Zion. Shani's parents reminded her at 7 30AM

not to forget the sunscreen and take plenty of water for drinking. Shani's

last words to her parents were not to worry, "The sun won't kill me."

Shani is survived by her parents and her three siblings. Today was to have

been her 7year old brother's birthday party. This Friday, her big brother

was to have been released for 48hours of R&R from his paratroop duties in

the IDF.

9. Helena Avon,63,was an immigrant from Romania,20 years ago. Helena was a

'nanny' and caregiver to Mani family. She had just finished walking the

dogs and boarded the bus to go to the city for errands. Helena survived the

earthquake of Bucharest many years ago before aliyah. Tomorrow,Helena's

employer,Mrs. Mani,was coming back to Israel from a visit to Romania.

Helena had fed the dogs and then minutes later on the32 bus,was killed by an

animal terrorist.

10. Mendel Barzon,71,loved to ride the busses. His son had just dropped

him off at the bus stop and asked his Abba if he wanted a ride today. "No,I

have my bus pass and friends on the bus." Mendel was the shoemaker and

sandlar on Hillel street. He had been everyone's shoe repairman in the Ben

Yehuda area. He survived Ben Yehuda bombings and other terror attacks.

Mendel the shoemaker was an oleh from Russia in 1991 during the Gulf War.

Mendel was a leader in the Meretz senior citizen party who believed that

Israel should give it all back and make peace with Arafat. Mendel's body

was blown up into 'peaces' by Arafat. Mendel is survived by his two

children and three grandchildren.

11. Michal Biazi,24,had not ridden busses for months. Yesterday,her car

was in the repair shop. She had no choice,although fearful of this ride to

the city in the32 bus. Michal and her husband got into his car but Michal

had forgotten her clothing for the bris of her new nephew which was to take

place yesterday afternoon. Michal did not want to come back home to Gilo

after work and be late to the bris. Michal asked her husband to drop her

off at the bus stop and she would continue to work at the Ministry of

Tourism. Michal's husband drove back to the apartment to get Michal's

clothing which he would bring to the bris. Michal was killed by the

terrorist on her 'first' and 'last' bus ride in months. The bris went on

schedule,but was rushed by the Mohel,as the bris congregants had to rush out

to bury Michal,the aunt who forgot her clothing and never held her baby

nephew. Michal and her husband did not yet have children. Michal was

supposed to be one of those women who would carry in the baby to the bris,as

s 'segula' (good luck) to have her own baby soon. Michal is survived by her

husband,her six siblings,and parents.

12. Tania Braslavsky,41,immigrated to Israel 11 years ago with her husband

and child. Tania was an engineer. She and her husband were fearful of

raising a child in Russia. Her husband had been beaten by antisemites in

Russia for wearing his kippa in public. Tania's love of the sea brought her

family each weekend to Tel Aviv for a swim and fun. Tania's hands were

found separated 100meters from the bus' explosion. Tania was buried last

night, another immigrant from Russia of fear to Israel of death.

13. Rafael Berger,27,served with the IDF as a reserve officer in Jenin

during Passover. Only nine months ago,he and Orit, his wife,moved to Gilo.

Rafael was working on his doctorate at the Hebrew University. Rafael was

supposed to finish oral exams next week for the Phd. Rafael is survived by

the battle of Jenin,his wife,and parents.

14. Liat Gan,24,sat next to her baby brother,Yoni,16 on the bus. The

terrorist entered the bus and Yoni whispered to his sister that he was

suspicious of the terrorist. Seconds later the bomb went off. Yoni talked

to his sister and tried to 'revive' her. Yoni fell into a state of

unconsciousness and thought that his sister had fainted. Liat was engaged

to be married in August. Liat was an employee in a law firm. She and her

brother often travelled together on the same bus. Yoni would get off the

bus to go to high school and his sister,Liat,would continue onto work. Liat

is survived by three siblings, parents, and a fiancee.

15. Gila Nekev,55,made aliya from France 30years ago. Gila was a bus

rider too. Gila never liked driving her car as parking was always a hassle

where she worked. Gila was a single Mom who raised her three

daughters,Ela,28,Orit,24,and Noa,20. Gila was always proud of her three

soldier daughters. Yesterday the three daughters recited kaddish together

for Mom. Gila was going to work on her last day before vacation week.

16. Iaman Gazi,25,was an Arab from Wadi Ara,and a student at the vocational

school in Jerusalem. He had been awarded a special scholarship to the

vocational school from the government. He would return every weekend to his

home in Wadi Ara to save money on dorm life at the school in Jerusalem. He

was an Israeli Arab who was killed by a terrorist Arab. He is survived by

6siblings and parents.

by truth Fri Jun 21, 2002 11:13

carma possesses the intellect of a frozen pea. The settlers are not zionazis, they are God's people revealed in the old testament covenant.the murderers are low life scum who kill the innocents-isreal needs to respond by inflicting insufferable pain on the palestinian killers- isreal will never be defeated

by ahmed Fri Jun 21, 2002 10:26

This is obviously psychological tricks from the Mossad (Israeli secret service). Be wide.

by carma Fri Jun 21, 2002 10:24

this is what happens when democracy is denied the people
the zionist should never been alowed to impose their ilegitamate rule over the people this is one of many events of this kind that led to 911 we will all pay the price for allowing these crimes if Ireland has learned anything from the history of being occupied Irish will not allow the yankie occupation forces to land on there home land. problems always follow this evil empire. Irish dont need the yankies blood money