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'Heart goes out to 9-yr-old son,' Israel's India envoy speaks to Soumya's family

The attack reminds him of little Moshe, who lost his parents in 26/11 Mumbai attack, Ron Malka wrote.

Published on: May 12, 2021, 12:47:34 IST
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Isreal's ambassador to India, Ron Malka, on Wednesday spoke to the family of Soumya Santosh, the Kerala woman who has been killed in the Palestinian attack on Isreal on Tuesday. "I just spoke to the family of Ms Soumya Santosh, the victim of the Hamas terrorist strike. I expressed my sorrow for their unfortunate loss & extended my condolences on behalf of the state of Israel. The whole country is mourning her loss & we are here for them," he tweeted.

Soumya Santosh was on a video call with her family members when the strike took place.
Soumya Santosh was on a video call with her family members when the strike took place.

The attack reminded him of little Moshe who lost his parents in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, the ambassador said. "My heart goes out to her 9-year-old son, Adon, who has lost his mother at such a young age and will have to grow up without her. This evil attack reminds me of little Moses, who also lost his parents during the 2008 #Mumbaiattacks. May God give them strength and courage," the envoy wrote.



She was on a video call with her family members when the strike took place. "My brother heard a huge sound during the video call. Suddenly the phone got disconnected. Then we immediately contacted fellow Malayalees working there. Thus, we came to know about the incident," Santhosh's brother Saji told PTI.

 
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