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Ori Ansbacher
(2000 to February 7,
2019)
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Thousands March
In Memory Of Ori Ansbacher
7:15
pm
More than 2,000 children and adults are taking part
in the ‘City of Light’ march in memory of Ori Ansbacher Tuesday evening.
One of the initiators of the event, Eliasaf Peretz,
the son of Israel Prize laureate Miriam Peretz, who lost his two brothers in
Israel’s wars, said during the event: “We gathered here
tonight because of a terrible heartbreak. We gathered to cry, and to knock on
the doors of the heart, and to grab onto those sparks of hope.”
“We have gathered here because we do not
agree to let the wicked win,” said
Peretz.
“We stand here in Jerusalem, different
people, different faces and different opinions, in order to take
responsibility. Unfortunately, we could not prevent this murder, but we managed
to prevent the indifference. We stand here and take responsibility for our
extended [family], to show the kind of people we are.
“We stand here in pain over the human
life which was snuffed out here a week and a half ago Thursday,” he said.
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Ori Ansbacher
(2000 to February 7, 2019)
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Activists from Im Tirtzu hang signs
across Jerusalem calling for the death penalty for terrorists in wake of murder
of Ori Ansbacher.
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OTHER LINKS:
SIGNS IN JERUSALEM: DEATH PENALTY NOW!
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