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NEWS FLASH: Six Israelis Killed, Forty Injured, Eight Gravely, Wednesday in Second Palestinian Suicide Attack in Jerusalem in Two Days Bomber Ran up on Foot to French Hill Intersection Bus Stop from Nearby Palestinian Area  The scene from the suicide bomb attack tuesday in Jerusalem (French Hill section) 19 killed, 50 injured in Suicide Bombing on Jerusalem Bus   Body bags of victims lie in front of bus where Hand of terror victim #10 lies at scene suicide bomber killed 19 injured 50 in Jerusalem  Relatives of Shiri Nagari,22 at her funeral  The hands of Shiri Nagari's 22, mother and sister touch her body before burial FACES OF SOME OF THE 19 VICTIMS OF BUS ATTACK IN JERUSALEM  NEWS FLASH: 2 SOLDIERS KILLED IN ATTACK  Jun 16: St.-Sgt. Hezki Gutman, 22, of Beit El, and Sgt. Sergei Alexei Gladkov, 20, of Be'er Sheva were killed and four others were wounded Saturday evening in a clash with armed Palestinians near Alei Sinai and Dugit in the northern Gaza Strip. Earlier Saturday, IDF troops foiled a terror attack near Dugit, exploding a car bomb containing more than 150 kilograms of explosives, a gas tank and mortar shells   Relatives grieve at the funeral of Staff Sgt. Hezki Gutman, 22, who was killed Saturday in a gunfight when Palestinians attacked a settlement in the Gaza Strip, at a cemetery in the West Bank Jewish community of Beit El, Sunday, June 16, 2002.
Palestinian Suicide Bombing in Hertzalia 15 YEAR OLD GIRL DIES OF WOUNDS   Hadar Hershkowitz, (left) 15, was killed, and 10 others were wounded Tuesday night when a Palestinian suicide bomber set off a relatively small pipe bomb at the Jamil shwarma restaurant in the center of Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv. Scene from her funeral right  Restaurant in Hertzliya struck by terror Terror Attack in Herzliya (North of Tel Aviv) Fifteen Casualties Evacuated to Hospital THREE ISRAELI TEENS WOUNDED IN HEBRON-AREA EXPLOSION A bomb exploded Tuesday at a farm in the Hebron area of the West Bank, wounding three Israeli 15-year-old boys, one of them seriously. The teens were with a group of about 50 students from a yeshiva high school in Kiryat Arba visiting a nearby farm called Sdeh Calev. They were walking back to a bus after going cherry picking in an orchard late Tuesday morning, and were near the farm gate when the bomb went off, witnesses said. |
Terrorists killed three people and wounded five more in an infiltration of the Gush Etzion community of Karmei Tzur on Shabbat morning.
3 MURDERED IN KARMEI TZUR
Yael Shorek Shalom Mordechai Eyal Shorek
Friends and relatives mourn at funeral of Eyal Shorek Funeral of Eyal and Yael Shorek
An Israeli teenager was killed as a result of injuries sustained by a Palestinian shooting attack north of Ramallah, near the settlement of Ofra.
Erez Rund,18 killed in attack near Ofra
Friends and relatives of Erez Rund at his funeral
Terror Attack near Afula -17 DEAD
A suicide attacker detonated a powerful car-bomb Wednesday morning alongside a crowded bus in northern Israel, killing 17 people and wounding more than 30. Thirteen of the dead were IDF soldiers.
Body of a solidier killed in terror attack near Afula
at Megiddo Junction
Remains of Bus from terror attack near Megiddo Junction
14-year-old Gilad Stiglitz, who was killed in
Tuesday's shooting attack in Itamar.
NEWS FLASH:
Three Israeli Students Shot Dead by
Palestinian Gunman Who Burst into Yeshiva of Itamar,
Security Officer Shot Terrorist Dead
Shoshana Riahi, the mother of 17 year old student
Netenel Riahi, cries during his funeral in Jerusalem
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 Lital, sister of the Israeli reservist soldier, Oren Tzelnik who was killed last Friday by a Palestinian gunman in the Palestinian west bank town of Tul Karem, mourns during his funeral in Hulon May 26, 2002. |
Angela and her son Yuri mourn during the funeral
of her father Gary Tajnianski, who was killed
by a suicide bomber in the Israeli town of
Rishon Letzion, May 23, 2002.
Wednesday: Palestinian Suicide Killer Blows
Himself up with Bomb Belt in Crowded Pedestrian
Mall of Central Rishon Lezion, SE of Tel Aviv
Scores of Casualties Reported - 2 Dead 27 Injured
Gary Tauzniaski Elmar Dezhabrielov
Both killed in Rishon Litzion Attack May 20th
The wife of Haviv Yossef (C), who was
killed the previous day by a suicide bomber
in the central Israeli town of Netanya,
mourns during his funeral, May 20, 2002
Sharon Sharuck (C), the son of Ratzon Sharuck, is comforted by friends during
his father's funeral in Tel Aviv on May 8, 2002. Sharuck was one of the victims
of a suicide attack on a club near Tel Aviv in which at least 15 people were killed.
Rafael Haim and Pnina Hikri, killed in Tuesday night's suicide bombing in Rishon Letzion. 
Explosion Wrecked Building on Sacharov Street in
Rishion Lezion s New Industrial Zone Ambulances Evacuate
40 Wounded to Hospitals, 12 in Serious Condition
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News Flash: Four Israelis Shot Dead, 13 Injured
Seven Seriously - When Palestinian Terrorists Burst
Shooting Into Home after Home in West Bank Adora
Settlement W. of Hebron Saturday Morning
Irena Katz mourns over the body of her husband Yaakov Katz as her daughter Larisa,and son Yehuda,
left, sit during his funeral at a Jerusalem cemetery Monday, April 29, 2002. Katz was killed Saturda
with three other Israelis in aterror shooting attack in Adora.
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 Pass the Bucket New York, NY, April 22, 2002): -- In celebration of the State of Israel's 54th Anniversary,students at Yeshiva University (NY) have recently raised $54,000 for the families of terror victims. Spearheaded by the student leaders in charge of Kol Haneshama, the newspaper project memorializing victims of terror through biographical sketches, the students collected the funds at just four events in the past five weeks. The fundraising efforts began on March 13, when Yeshiva University convened a school-wide prayer service in honor of Yom Kippur Kattan, an international day of prayer and fasting in light of the current crisis in Israel. In little more than an hour, students at Yeshiva College and Stern College for Women raised over $5,000, a figure matched dollar-for-dollar by the respective student organizations at both campuses. Ten families of victims in Israel, chosen by Kol Haneshama, received $1,000 each for Passover. An additional $1,000 was raised during a rally at the Wilf Campus of Yeshiva College on April 12. Three days later, at the National Solidarity Rally with Israel in Washington, D.C. one hundred Yeshiva students were dispatched, each one carrying a collection bucket that bore the face of a terror victim. An astonishing total of $35,000 was raised in only a few hours time. At Sunday's Tfillah rally in Lower Manhattan, Kol Haneshama recruited dozens of students to raise funds. More than $9,000 was collected. All donations will be handed over to the Israel Emergency Solidarity Fund - One Family, a relief organization for the families of terror victims in Israel."The Yeshiva community and particularly the student body have proven themselves time and time again as passionate about Israel," said Neil Thalheim, Director of the Fund. Members of Kol Haneshama's executive committee expressed satisfaction with the recent fundraising efforts. Naphtali Weisz, Project Coordinator from Columbus, OH, noted, "Every generation has its cause, and clearly doing all we can to help Israel through its current crisis is our cause." Kol Haneshama formed in January 2002 following Operation Torah Shield II, a student-led solidarity mission to Israel by 200 students at Yeshiva University and Stern College. Each month, Kol Haneshama publishes short biographical sketches of Israel's terror victims in nearly 40 Jewish newspapers across the country. Philadelphia-native Joe Hirsch, the Editor of Kol Haneshama, remarked, "We capture the living essence of each victim, and hope that these sketches will memorialize each victim in life, not death." The Kol Haneshama sketches can be viewed at their web site, http://www.kolhaneshama.net |
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Assistance to families is provided by the Israel Emergency Solidarity Fund - One Family each according to its needs. A professional allocation committee reviews each case individually. All funds collected directly benefit the families of victims of recent terrorism in Israel in the most dignified manner. The distribution of funds is based on comprehensive research of each family's resources, needs and circumstances. Consultations are arranged with social workers, family counselors, and other professionals that are extensively involved with the families. Some families require direct financial support at the time of crisis. Others, overwhelmed by grief, benefit from psychological or child-care services. Some need everday items such as beds or washing machines or refrigerators. Many struggle to celebrate happy occasions despite their losses. The Israel Emergency Solidarity Fund - One Family has participated in the Bat Mitzvah celebration of an orphan, the recovery party of a group of wounded soldiers, the wedding of a young man whose father was murdered 2 months earlier, and even holiday gatherings of hundreds of terror victim families. |
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