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Nobody Should Go Through What I Have Gone Through: 26/11 Survivor Baby Moshe
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who was just 2 when he lost his parents in the 2008 Mumbai attack, has called upon the international community to look for ways to counter terror so that "nobody has to go through what he has gone through."
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Moshe To Become Jewish Religious Teacher Like Dad: 26/11 Survivor's Uncle
The uncle of 'Baby Moshe', who as a two-year-old miraculously survived shelling and gunfire during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, says the boy will become a rabbi (Jewish religious teacher) like his father.
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"26/11 Attack Failed Miserably As Ties With India Continue To Thrive": Israel
Israel has called upon Pakistan to "ensure full justice" to the 26/11 terror attack victims on the 10th anniversary of the carnage that had left 166 people, including six Israelis, dead in Mumbai. Michael Ronen, Director, South & South East Asia Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel emphasised that it was important for the internati...
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"Time Heals, They Say, But...": Baby Moshe's Grandfather On 26/11
"Time heals", they say. But for Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg -- the grandfather of Moshe Holtzberg who survived the 26/11 carnage at the age of two, having lost his parents to the terror attack on the Nariman House -- time could not heal their trauma despite a decade having passed since the tragedy struck the family.
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"Didn't Do Anything Special," Says Moshe's Nanny Who Helped Him Escape 26/11 Unhurt
Describing herself as a "simple Indian woman", Sandra Samuels, who as a nanny saved the life of then two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during 26/11 terror attacks, on Thursday said she doesn't feel she did anything special.
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Moshe, In Mumbai For The First Time After 26/11, Says "Bahut Khushi"
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who lost his parents in the 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai and was known to millons of Indians as "Baby Moshe" , is back in the city again. The boy -- who was just two years old when his nanny snatched him away to safety from the side of his dead parents at Chabad House -- is now 11.
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'Baby' Moshe Mumbai Visit LIVE Updates: Moshe Holtzberg, 26/11 Terror Attack Survivor, Now 11, Visits Nariman House
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai,has returned to Mumbai this morning, nine years after his parents were shot dead by terrorists from Pakistan. Moshe will be at the Chabad House on Thursday, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on a six-day visit to Ind...
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9 Years After Parents' Death In 26/11 Attacks, Moshe Arrives In Mumbai
Moshe Holtzberg, Baby Moshe to all who know him, has returend to Mumbai this morning, nine years after his parents were shot dead by terrorists from Pakistan who attacked the city on November 26, 2008. He had planned to travel to Mumbai when he turns 13, but that plan got fast-forwarded by two years following an open invitation by Prime Minister Na...
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Jews In Mumbai Excited To Host Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu This Week
The Jewish community in Mumbai is looking forward to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the city on Thursday. Mr Netanyahu landed at Delhi airport yesterday where he was received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During his six-day tour, he will visit the Chabad House, which was targeted during the 2008 Mumbai attacks that left 166...
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Baby Moshe Takes PM Modi Up On His Invite, Will Be In Mumbai This Week
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai, had an open invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the country. He had then planned to travel to his home in the city, Chabad House when he turns 13.
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9 Years On, A Family In Israel Prays For Victims Of 26/11 Terror Attack
Overwhelmed with emotion, Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg tried to avoid sharing his feelings. He had spent the past week remembering his loved ones who were killed by Pakistan-based LeT terrorists in the brutal 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai nine years ago.
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'Dear Mr Modi, I Love You': When PM Met 26/11 Survivor Moshe In Jerusalem
A meeting in Jerusalem with 26/11 survivor Moshe Holtzberg - "Baby Moshe" to millions of Indians - was a heart-warming interlude in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strategically important visit to Israel.
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Baby Moshe, Mumbai Terror Attack Survivor, To Meet PM Modi In Israel
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai, is "excited and emotional" ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Jerusalem today, his grandfather says.
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Baby Moshe's Nanny Says Honoured By PM Modi's Invitation To Meet Her
Sandra Samuels, the brave Indian nanny who saved Israeli child Moshe Holtzberg during the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, feels Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to meet her along with the boy during his visit here indicates that the government cares for the victims.
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Nariman House: Caught in court battle
In stark contrast to its dusty surroundings, the High Court Receiver's notice stands out at the Chabad House, better known as Nariman House, an emblem of the 26/11 attack.But the property now finds itself caught in a bitter legal battle within the Jewish community. Rabbi Nachman Holtzberg, whose son Rabbi Gabriel and daughter-in-law Rivka were brut...
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Nobody Should Go Through What I Have Gone Through: 26/11 Survivor Baby Moshe
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who was just 2 when he lost his parents in the 2008 Mumbai attack, has called upon the international community to look for ways to counter terror so that "nobody has to go through what he has gone through."
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Moshe To Become Jewish Religious Teacher Like Dad: 26/11 Survivor's Uncle
The uncle of 'Baby Moshe', who as a two-year-old miraculously survived shelling and gunfire during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, says the boy will become a rabbi (Jewish religious teacher) like his father.
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"26/11 Attack Failed Miserably As Ties With India Continue To Thrive": Israel
Israel has called upon Pakistan to "ensure full justice" to the 26/11 terror attack victims on the 10th anniversary of the carnage that had left 166 people, including six Israelis, dead in Mumbai. Michael Ronen, Director, South & South East Asia Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel emphasised that it was important for the internati...
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"Time Heals, They Say, But...": Baby Moshe's Grandfather On 26/11
"Time heals", they say. But for Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg -- the grandfather of Moshe Holtzberg who survived the 26/11 carnage at the age of two, having lost his parents to the terror attack on the Nariman House -- time could not heal their trauma despite a decade having passed since the tragedy struck the family.
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"Didn't Do Anything Special," Says Moshe's Nanny Who Helped Him Escape 26/11 Unhurt
Describing herself as a "simple Indian woman", Sandra Samuels, who as a nanny saved the life of then two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during 26/11 terror attacks, on Thursday said she doesn't feel she did anything special.
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Moshe, In Mumbai For The First Time After 26/11, Says "Bahut Khushi"
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who lost his parents in the 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai and was known to millons of Indians as "Baby Moshe" , is back in the city again. The boy -- who was just two years old when his nanny snatched him away to safety from the side of his dead parents at Chabad House -- is now 11.
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'Baby' Moshe Mumbai Visit LIVE Updates: Moshe Holtzberg, 26/11 Terror Attack Survivor, Now 11, Visits Nariman House
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai,has returned to Mumbai this morning, nine years after his parents were shot dead by terrorists from Pakistan. Moshe will be at the Chabad House on Thursday, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on a six-day visit to Ind...
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9 Years After Parents' Death In 26/11 Attacks, Moshe Arrives In Mumbai
Moshe Holtzberg, Baby Moshe to all who know him, has returend to Mumbai this morning, nine years after his parents were shot dead by terrorists from Pakistan who attacked the city on November 26, 2008. He had planned to travel to Mumbai when he turns 13, but that plan got fast-forwarded by two years following an open invitation by Prime Minister Na...
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Jews In Mumbai Excited To Host Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu This Week
The Jewish community in Mumbai is looking forward to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the city on Thursday. Mr Netanyahu landed at Delhi airport yesterday where he was received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During his six-day tour, he will visit the Chabad House, which was targeted during the 2008 Mumbai attacks that left 166...
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Baby Moshe Takes PM Modi Up On His Invite, Will Be In Mumbai This Week
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai, had an open invitation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the country. He had then planned to travel to his home in the city, Chabad House when he turns 13.
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9 Years On, A Family In Israel Prays For Victims Of 26/11 Terror Attack
Overwhelmed with emotion, Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg tried to avoid sharing his feelings. He had spent the past week remembering his loved ones who were killed by Pakistan-based LeT terrorists in the brutal 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai nine years ago.
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'Dear Mr Modi, I Love You': When PM Met 26/11 Survivor Moshe In Jerusalem
A meeting in Jerusalem with 26/11 survivor Moshe Holtzberg - "Baby Moshe" to millions of Indians - was a heart-warming interlude in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strategically important visit to Israel.
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Baby Moshe, Mumbai Terror Attack Survivor, To Meet PM Modi In Israel
Moshe Holtzberg, the Israeli child who as a toddler survived the 2008 terror attack at a Jewish centre in Mumbai, is "excited and emotional" ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Jerusalem today, his grandfather says.
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Baby Moshe's Nanny Says Honoured By PM Modi's Invitation To Meet Her
Sandra Samuels, the brave Indian nanny who saved Israeli child Moshe Holtzberg during the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, feels Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to meet her along with the boy during his visit here indicates that the government cares for the victims.
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Nariman House: Caught in court battle
In stark contrast to its dusty surroundings, the High Court Receiver's notice stands out at the Chabad House, better known as Nariman House, an emblem of the 26/11 attack.But the property now finds itself caught in a bitter legal battle within the Jewish community. Rabbi Nachman Holtzberg, whose son Rabbi Gabriel and daughter-in-law Rivka were brut...
