Israel says: "The terrorist attack of 26/11 failed miserably as relations with India continued to flourish":

Tel Aviv:

Israel called on Pakistan to "ensure full justice" to the victims of the 26/11 terrorist attack. the 10th anniversary of the carnage that left 166 dead, including six Israelis, in Mumbai.

At a commemorative ceremony held Monday night by the Indian Mission on the occasion of the anniversary, Michael Ronen, Director, South and Southeast. The Asia Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel stressed the importance of the international community, especially Pakistan, ensuring that perpetrators and facilitators of these horrific attacks do not disappear.

"It is important to provide justice for the victims and their families," said Ronen, urging "all governments, including the Government of Pakistan, to ensure that the perpetrators and facilitators Attack were brought to justice. "

The diplomat also pointed out that the purpose of the attack was to paralyze Indian society, economy and culture, as well as bilateral relations growing between India and Israel.

In this regard, "the terrorist attack has failed miserably, just as the Indian economy has continued to strengthen, its culture remains invincible and bilateral relations continue to reach new heights", he noted. Stating that terrorism can only be defeated through international cooperation, Ronen "once again called on the Pakistani government to ensure the justice of the victims and their families."

Members of the Indian community in Israel, including some Indians visiting the country, as well as Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg, who lost his daughter Rivka and his son-in-law Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg during the attack on the Nariman house.

The couple's son, Moshe, survived the attack thanks to a daring. moved by her nanny, Sandra Samuels, who risked her own life and saved the boy by grabbing him while he was crying, sitting next to the bullet-ridden body of his deceased parents and fleeing the building quickly .

Sandra's photos retaining the youngest to his chest after escaping from this place touched the hearts of millions of people worldwide. She was later honored by the Israeli government with honorary citizenship and now lives in Jerusalem. The ceremony began with the respect of a minute of silence in the honor of the victims.

India's ambbadador to Israel, Pavan Kapoor, pointed out that the worst terrorist attack on Indian soil "should motivate the world to unite against terrorism." And defeat " 39, ideology of hatred ".

million. Kapoor pointed out that planners and facilitators of the attack in Pakistan have still not been brought to justice. In this regard, he welcomed the statement of the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo. . He expressed the hope that other countries would follow the initiative of the United States and would urge Pakistan to respect its obligations to apply sanctions against the terrorists responsible for this atrocity, including members of Lashkar-e-Taeba and its affiliates.