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Nanny Who Saved Baby Moshe During 26/11 Wants Nariman House 'Scars' Wiped
Sandra Samuel, the nanny who saved the life of two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, laments that the 'scars' of Chabad House have not been wiped out even 10 years later. Ms Samuel, 54, wonders why the terror attack 'scars' are still there in the five-storeyed Jewish centre in Colaba, now renamed as Nariman Li...
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"Didn't Do Anything Special," Says Moshe's Nanny Who Helped Him Escape 26/11 Unhurt
Describing herself as a "simple Indian woman", Sandra Samuels, who as a nanny saved the life of then two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during 26/11 terror attacks, on Thursday said she doesn't feel she did anything special.
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26/11 Attack Site Nariman House To Be Converted Into 'Living Memorial': 10 Facts
The Nariman House, also called Chabad House, that was under siege during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is being converted into a 'living memorial' dedicated to those killed in the carnage. A formal announcement on the memorial, being set up by Jewish organisation Chabad-Lubavitch, will be made during the Mumbai visit of Israeli Prime Minister Ben...
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Baby Moshe's Nanny Says Honoured By PM Modi's Invitation To Meet Her
Sandra Samuels, the brave Indian nanny who saved Israeli child Moshe Holtzberg during the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, feels Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to meet her along with the boy during his visit here indicates that the government cares for the victims.
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26/11 braveheart nanny to get Israeli citizenship
Nanny Sandra Samuel, who saved Baby Moshe from the clutches of terrorists during the November 26 terror attack in 2008, will be granted Israeli citizenship.
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Nanny Who Saved Baby Moshe During 26/11 Wants Nariman House 'Scars' Wiped
Sandra Samuel, the nanny who saved the life of two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, laments that the 'scars' of Chabad House have not been wiped out even 10 years later. Ms Samuel, 54, wonders why the terror attack 'scars' are still there in the five-storeyed Jewish centre in Colaba, now renamed as Nariman Li...
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"Didn't Do Anything Special," Says Moshe's Nanny Who Helped Him Escape 26/11 Unhurt
Describing herself as a "simple Indian woman", Sandra Samuels, who as a nanny saved the life of then two-year-old Moshe Holtzberg during 26/11 terror attacks, on Thursday said she doesn't feel she did anything special.
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26/11 Attack Site Nariman House To Be Converted Into 'Living Memorial': 10 Facts
The Nariman House, also called Chabad House, that was under siege during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, is being converted into a 'living memorial' dedicated to those killed in the carnage. A formal announcement on the memorial, being set up by Jewish organisation Chabad-Lubavitch, will be made during the Mumbai visit of Israeli Prime Minister Ben...
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Baby Moshe's Nanny Says Honoured By PM Modi's Invitation To Meet Her
Sandra Samuels, the brave Indian nanny who saved Israeli child Moshe Holtzberg during the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, feels Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to meet her along with the boy during his visit here indicates that the government cares for the victims.
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26/11 braveheart nanny to get Israeli citizenship
Nanny Sandra Samuel, who saved Baby Moshe from the clutches of terrorists during the November 26 terror attack in 2008, will be granted Israeli citizenship.
