Bruchin Yeshiva Staff Reflects on Loss, Seeks Strength After Tragic Murder

Bruchin Yeshiva Staff Reflects on Loss, Seeks Strength After Tragic Murder

BRUCHIN, ISRAEL (VINnews) — In the wake of the brutal murder of Tze’ela Gaz — may her memory be a blessing — the educational staff at the Amit Bruchin Yeshiva gathered for a special session of reflection and strength. The event featured speaker Hagai Lober, father of Yehonatan Lober, an Israeli soldier who fell in […]

Tze'ela Gez’s cornea donation brings sight to two after her murder in Burqin attack

Family of Tze'ela Gez, murdered in the Burqin terror attack, donates her organs; her corneas will restore sight to a child at Schneider Hospital and another patient at Beilinson.

Tzeela Gez’s 30-year-old family, who died in a Palestinian terrorist attack in Samaria as she was on her way to giving birth to her baby on May 14, has decided to donate her organs. Gez’s corneas will be transplanted, one for a child at Schneider Paediatric Medical Center in Petach Tikvah, and another for a patient at Beilinson Hospital at Rabin Medical Center in the same city, reported Arutz 7. Her husband, Hananel Gez, who suffered minor injur…

The corneas of the late Tsala will be transplanted at Schneider and Beilinson hospitals • Hananel Gez, her husband: "Tsala always gave light in her life and now, even after her death, she continued to give."

The family of Tsala Gaz, the late, will stand up from the place of shiva and move to sit at the site of the attack, in the office of the head of the Samaria Council, which was moved to the site. The background to the exceptional step is as a protest against the government's containment policy in Judea and Samaria and the demand to enter into a ground maneuver in Brookin just as was done in Jenin and Tulkarm, to collect the weapons and stop the …

The National Transplant Center announced that the corneas of Tsala Gaz, who was murdered in a terrorist attack on her way to the delivery room, have been transplanted into a child at Schneider Children's Hospital and another patient in Beilinson. Her husband, Hananel: "Tsala always tried to see the good - now her giving will continue even after her death"