Survivors’ protest makes foreign journalists gasp, by Daniel Ben Simon Haaretz 07.08.2007
- a Jewish state apparently at war with Jewish Holocaust survivors, who were angrily protesting what they considered a miserable stipend offer from the government.
- Holocaust survivors miserable, can’t afford false teeth or one warm meal a day.
- One survivor had objected to the demonstration at first, if only because of the shame and embarrassment. But in view of the government’s callousness, he had concluded there was no other way.
- "I want the Germans to know where the money they gave Israel went," he said angrily. "I want the Germans to know that Israel took the money we should have received. I want them to answer one question: Where did our money go?"
- "I came all the way from Ramat Gan to protest the humiliation of the Holocaust survivors," said Haya Rosenbaum in a shaking voice. She stretched out her left arm, on which the number 53684 had been etched.
Ful article in Haaretz 07.08.2007
