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Israel mourns India attack dead Israel mourns India attack dead
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The funerals of Jewish and Israeli victims of the attacks in Mumbai are due to take place in Israel today. The funerals of Jewish and Israeli victims of the attacks in Mumbai are due to take place in Israel.
Officials are braced for large crowds at the funerals, especially those of a rabbi and his wife who ran a Jewish cultural centre in the Indian city.Officials are braced for large crowds at the funerals, especially those of a rabbi and his wife who ran a Jewish cultural centre in the Indian city.
The couple's two-year-old son survived the attacks after being carried to safety by his nanny.The couple's two-year-old son survived the attacks after being carried to safety by his nanny.
Six Jews died at the centre which was one of several places targeted in the attacks that left 188 people dead.Six Jews died at the centre which was one of several places targeted in the attacks that left 188 people dead.
The bodies of the Jewish victims arrived in Tel Aviv on an Israel Air Force flight early on Tuesday.The bodies of the Jewish victims arrived in Tel Aviv on an Israel Air Force flight early on Tuesday.
They include four Israelis, one US citizen and one Mexican.They include four Israelis, one US citizen and one Mexican.
Flag-draped coffinsFlag-draped coffins
A brief ceremony was held at the airport, attended by family members and some cabinet ministers, as the flag-draped coffins arrived.A brief ceremony was held at the airport, attended by family members and some cabinet ministers, as the flag-draped coffins arrived.
The Chabad community centre was stormed on Wednesday evening by armed militants who seized hostages and fought a gun battle with Indian commandos.The Chabad community centre was stormed on Wednesday evening by armed militants who seized hostages and fought a gun battle with Indian commandos.
Indian forces eventually regained control of the centre, killing several gunmen, but six of the hostages were found dead.Indian forces eventually regained control of the centre, killing several gunmen, but six of the hostages were found dead.
Tense times for Mumbai's JewsTense times for Mumbai's Jews
They included Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg, 29, and his wife Rivkah, 28, who together ran the centre.They included Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg, 29, and his wife Rivkah, 28, who together ran the centre.
Their son Moshe was found crying next to their bodies by his Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel. She hid in a cupboard when the centre was attacked, but emerged to rescue the child after his parents were killed.Their son Moshe was found crying next to their bodies by his Indian nanny, Sandra Samuel. She hid in a cupboard when the centre was attacked, but emerged to rescue the child after his parents were killed.
Ms Samuel and Moshe - along with the child's grandparents - are expected to attend today's funerals.Ms Samuel and Moshe - along with the child's grandparents - are expected to attend today's funerals.
The funerals for the rabbi and his wife are to be held at the Chabad headquarters in Kfar Chabad near Tel Aviv, followed by burials at Jerusalem's Mount of Olives.The funerals for the rabbi and his wife are to be held at the Chabad headquarters in Kfar Chabad near Tel Aviv, followed by burials at Jerusalem's Mount of Olives.
Officials also expect crowds of mourners to gather at Mea Sharim, an enclave of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem, where ceremonies will be held for another two of the victims.Officials also expect crowds of mourners to gather at Mea Sharim, an enclave of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem, where ceremonies will be held for another two of the victims.
The Israeli foreign ministry was said to be considering granting Ms Samuel the status of "Righteous Gentile" - one of the highest honours Israel can bestow on non-Jews - which would allow her to remain in Israel for some time.The Israeli foreign ministry was said to be considering granting Ms Samuel the status of "Righteous Gentile" - one of the highest honours Israel can bestow on non-Jews - which would allow her to remain in Israel for some time.