Ezra Jannoudi, a Jewish survivor from the beleaguered city of Antakya, which was severely affected by the earthquake in Turkey, told Kan News on Tuesday about the moments of horror he experienced.
“I lost everything, I don’t have tefillin or Tehillim,” he said in a voice choked with sobs.
He related how his building collapsed and he managed to run out with only his shoes.
Jannoudi said that he is currently outside Antakya but intends to return to the city only to assess the damage and will probably continue to Istanbul.
“Now I have nowhere to live,” he cried.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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I noticed the last sentence of the article.
“Now I have no where to live.”
I think it is a good idea to move out of non-friendly countries like Turkey, France, maybe also England, basically most of Europe and for sure Turkey.
If this man was living in Israel and there was an earthquake, many many organizations will be running to him to help him. He is in Turkey, the airport is closed, how do you expect me to help you?
I wish I was able to help.
You can donate here:
https://thechesedfund.com/613/jewish-earthquake-survivors
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And a mezaike ha robim