Agan about Polish-Israeli historian kidnapped by Hamas
Alex Dancyg
(another spelling: Danzig)
From my country's MSM
Letter from the son of Alex Dancyg kidnapped by Hamas:
"Father, come back home!!
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Dear and beloved Dad,
We are alive.
Mom, Ahinoam, Lilusia's family and mine are alive.
A huge miracle occurred and we survived an attack that had not happened since the Holocaust.
The Kibbutz Nir Oz you loved is no more.
It was desecrated, plundered and burned.
Entire families were murdered.
Little children in 2023 should not hear where you are now and under what circumstances...
I have no answers for my girls, your granddaughters whom you love so much.
Everyone misses you and wants you back.
You don't deserve to be where you are now.
You fought fiercely in Israel's wars.
You have lived your entire adult life, over 50 years, in a border settlement.
The state wanted you to fight for it - and you did.
The state wanted you to live on the border, and despite the danger, you stayed there.
You have taught thousands of students throughout your life, demonstrating great talent and exceptional wisdom.
The state's duty, first and foremost, is to bring you home.
I miss you.
I miss our fascinating conversations.
I miss your loving look when I visit you with the girls.
Dear and beloved Father, come back home.
Entire families, including infants and young children, boys and girls, young men and women, men and women with families, and elderly people in need of medicine, have been abducted to Gaza by terrorists who have lost their humanity.
To my father, uncle and all the kidnapped people who were taken from us in a barbaric and inhumane attack -
you do not deserve to be there!
The State of Israel must solve the kidnapping problem.
Now!!!
Not when it's too late.
A great injustice has been done to us.
Unprecedented negligence that can only be paid for in one way.
Return the kidnapped! Now!!!"
Mati Danzig's letter was read in the Square Grzybowski in Warsaw
during the meeting
'In Memory of the Victims of Hamas - For the Return of the Kidnapped'
in the evening of Monday, October 16."
„Przez całe życie nauczałeś tysiące uczniów, wykazując się wielkim talentem i wyjątkową mądrością. Wszystko to dałeś państwu, a ono cię porzuciło. Obowiązkiem państwa, pierwszym i najważniejszym, jest sprowadzenie cię do domu. Tęsknię za tobą” – czytamy w liście.
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