Smiling thanks to Moishi
It seems this family is holding on to whatever they can. Even after the Mumbai attack they united, and found strength and faith in each other. Today, Moishi, an active, smiley boy, reminds them more and more of his parents who they so loved, and brings a smile to their faces. Now, with Haim's father abroad with his son, the sisters are dividing the nights between themselves so that Dvori is not left sleeping alone with her children at the house in Kiryat Malachi.
Last week would have been Rivka's 30th birthday. Renovation was scheduled to begin at the shattered Chabad house, and Rosenberg had planned to return to Mumbai to see the place. "But I have to stay here and help Lazar and Dvori," he says.
The soft-spoken rabbi is convinced – and convinces anyone he talks to – that this boy will also survive the disaster. But a very long and difficult path lies ahead for Haim. Every week he undergoes another skin transplant, treatments that will take place for around five more months, after which, he will
red begin a long process of rehabilitation that may last between two and four years.
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