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3/29/12

Interview with Chava Sandler

Chava Sandler gives a video interview following the terror attack in Toulouse, France which claimed the lives of her husband,her two sons, and one other little girl.

www.chabad.org/multimedia/media_cdo/aid/1816172/jewish/Tragedy-in-Toulouse.htm

3/23/12

Israel founded as a haven for Jews

“I saw the depth of the grief and pain of a young mother who is feeding a baby, who lost her husband and two of her little children, the agony of life cut short and hope which was crushed, and I think to myself: what cruelty, what barbarity can cause a man to do an act which is so inhumane. For these murderers, wherever a Jews walks, every centimetre of land he walks on, is occupied territory. From their perspective, Jews have no place in the world. They want to murder Jews wherever they are, and for that reason the state of Israel was established.” 

Benjamin Netanyahu

A heartfell plea for 'Increased Light'

First wisdom lesson Art by alex levine
The young widow of Toulouse murder victim Rabbi Jonathan Sandler has issued a heartfelt plea asking Jewish parents to increase light in the world through Torah.

The young widow's message, issued originally in Hebrew in 'A Heartfelt Plea for Increased Light by Mrs. Chava Sandler of Toulouse' was published late Thursday on the Chabad.org website.

"My heart is broken, I am unable to speak. There are no ways for me to be able to express the great and all-consuming pain resulting from the murder of my dear Rabbi Jonathan and our sons, Aryeh and Gavriel, and of Miriam Monsonego, daughter of the dedicated principal of Otzar HaTorah and his wife, Rabbi Yaakov and Mrs. Monsonego.
"May no one ever have to endure such pain and suffering.”
Because so many people in France and around the world have been asking what they can do on her behalf, however, Sandler said she has felt compelled to respond.
"My husband's life was dedicated to teaching Torah,” the Chabad-Lubavitch emissary wrote. “We moved back to the country of his birth to help young people learn about the beauty of Torah.
"He was truly a good man, living, giving and selfless. He was sensitive to all of G-d's creatures, always searching for ways to reveal the goodness in others. He and I raised Aryeh and Gavriel to live the ways of Torah. Who would have known how short would be their time on this Earth, how short would be the time I would be with them as their mother?”
Sandler went on to express her faith that regardless of the horrific manner in which her husband and the three little children died, she still knows that “the ways of G-d are good, and He will reveal the path and give us the strength to continue.”
To all those who have asked how to bring consolation to the family and contentment to the souls of the departed, therefore, Sandler said, “Let's continue their lives on this Earth.
"Parents, please kiss your children,” she entreated. “Tell them how much you love them, and how dear it is to your heart that they be living examples of our Torah, imbued with the fear of Heaven and with love of their fellow man.
"Please increase your study of Torah, whether on your own or with your family and friends. Help others who may find study difficult to achieve alone.
"Please bring more light into the world by kindling the Sabbath candles this and every Friday night... a bit earlier than the published times as a way to add holiness to our world.
“The holiday of Passover is approaching. Please invite another person into your homes so that all have a place at a Seder to celebrate the holiday of our freedom.
"Along with our tearful remembrance of our trials in Egypt so many years ago, we still tell over how 'in each and every generation, they have stood against us to destroy us.' We all will announced in a loud and clear voice: 'G-d saves us from their hands.'
"The spirit of the Jewish People can never be extinguished; its connection with Torah and its commandments can never be destroyed.
"May it be G-d's will that from this moment on, we will all only know happiness.
"I send my heartfelt condolences to the Monsonego family for the loss of their daughter Miriam, and I pray for the speedy recovery of Aharon ben Leah, who was injured in the attack.
"Thank you for your support and love.”

3/22/12

be of blessed memoty little Miriam

“Say at the Holy Temple I brought first fruits to Jerusalem.
That I brought the best of my children as a sacrifice to G-d”.
 Miriam Monsonego’s mother

The brutal, monstruos killer is dead

B'H" that monster has been killed.

3/20/12

Of blessed memory...

Baruch Dayan Emet....This young Rabbi sent to France from Israel to strengthen the Jewish community, killed yesterday, along with his two children and the daughter of the school's Headmaster. 
May Hashem avenge their murder, and may their memories be a blessing
We can only  imagine the pain of the mother, let's all be with her.

3/19/12

four beautiful Jewish neshamot are now in Shamayim,


Toulouse victims to be buried in Israel

Foreign Ministry officials on Monday said the Israeli consulate in Marseille is handling arrangements for the four victims of the Toulouse shooting to be returned home for burial.
"After the appalling murders in Toulouse, the Israeli Embassy in Paris, as well as the Israeli Consulate in Marseille, have contacted the bereaved families and learned of their desire to bring their loved ones to Israel for burial," a statement said.
"The Government of Israel has therefore decided to transfer the coffins to Israel as soon as possible, with the cooperation and assistance of Israel's representatives in France and in coordination with the French authorities," it continued.
It concluded, "The names of the victims are: Rabbi Jonathan Sandler, Gabriel Sandler (age 4), Arieh Sandler (age 5), Miriam Monsonego (age 7)." 
Monday morning at or around 08:00 hours a motorcycle-riding gunman gunned down the four Jews outside the Otzar HaTorah day school.
The attack was the third such attack in recent days, but the first to target France's Jewish community. Previous attacks targeted French paratroopers in southern France.
French prosecutors – who decried Monday's attack as "savagery" – say it is too soon to classify the murders as hate crimes or terrorism, adding they are concerned the mass murders are the work of a "serial killer."
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Monday vowed to aid French authorities in bringing the perpetrator to justice.
"I promise that the Israeli government will aid the French government in this task," Netanyahu said. "We would do it anyway, some of the victims were also Israeli citizens."

Baruch Dayan Emet!

Rabbi Jonathan Sandler (age 30)
Gavriel Sandler (age 4)
Aryeh Sandler (age 5)
Miriam Monsonego (age 7)

Rabbi Sandler of Kiryat Yovel in Jerusalem and his sons Aryeh, 6, and Gavriel, 3.5, were murdered in Toulouse Monday morning, as was 8 year-old Miriam Monsonegro, daughter of the director of Ozar HaTorah Toulouse, Yaacov Monsonego
May Hashem avenge their blood.

Shir lama`alot. Esa einai el heharim:  me'ayin yavo ezri? 
Ezri me'im A-onai/hashem ose shamaim va'aretz. 
Al yiten lamot ragleicha  al yanum shom'recha. 
Hineh, lo yanum velo yishan shomer Yisrael.