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Moshe Holtzberg: Boy who survived 2008 attack returns to Mumbai Moshe Holtzberg: Boy who survived 2008 attack returns to Mumbai
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An Israeli boy whose parents were killed in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks has returned to the Indian city for the first time as part of a delegation. An Israeli boy whose parents were killed in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks has for the first time returned to the site where they were murdered.
Moshe Holtzberg, 11, will be present as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu opens a memorial for the victims of the attack. Moshe Holtzberg, 11, was accompanied by his adoptive grandparents. They are in India as part of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's delegation.
"I am very happy", Moshe told reporters in Hindi soon after his arrival. The boy was saved by his Indian nanny when the Jewish cultural centre was stormed by Pakistani militants.
Moshe will also visit his old home, Chabad House, a Jewish cultural centre, where his parents worked. Mr Netanyahu is to open a memorial for victims of the attack on Thursday.
He was saved by his Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel. Moshe's nanny, Sandra Samuel, gave up her life in India to move to Israel and continue caring for the boy.
She said she found Moshe, then barely two-years-old, standing over the bodies of his parents, and so she grabbed him and ran outside to safety. Rabbi Israel Kozlovsky, who now runs cultural centre known as Chabad House, told reporters that Moshe's visit was "very emotional" for them.
Ms Samuel, a widow, gave up her life in India and left her two sons to move to Israel and continue caring for Moshe.
Rabbi Israel Kozlovsky, who now runs Chabad House, told reporters that Moshe's visit was "very emotional" for them.
"We are very excited to meet Moshe, who's not a baby anymore but will always remain a baby in our hearts," he added."We are very excited to meet Moshe, who's not a baby anymore but will always remain a baby in our hearts," he added.
BBC correspondents say that Indian media, who covered his story extensively when he was saved, are still referring him to as "baby Moshe" and his return is generating great excitement.BBC correspondents say that Indian media, who covered his story extensively when he was saved, are still referring him to as "baby Moshe" and his return is generating great excitement.
Moshe's parents were among six people killed by gunmen at Chabad House in the Mumbai attacks, which began on 27 November 2008.Moshe's parents were among six people killed by gunmen at Chabad House in the Mumbai attacks, which began on 27 November 2008.
The luxury Taj Mahal Palace and Tower and Oberoi-Trident hotels were also targeted, along with the city's Chhattrapati Shivaji train station.The luxury Taj Mahal Palace and Tower and Oberoi-Trident hotels were also targeted, along with the city's Chhattrapati Shivaji train station.
The attacks left 174 people - including nine gunmen - dead.The attacks left 174 people - including nine gunmen - dead.