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Students walking together in the aftermath of Monday's attack on a French Jewish School where 4 were murdered. Photo: screenshot via IrishTimes.
Ynet – President Shimon Peres paid a visit to the homes of the Sandler and Monsonego families on Friday to offer his condolences over the death of their loved ones in last week’s terror attack at a Jewish school in Toulouse, France.
Yaakov Monsonego is the principal at the Ozar HaTorah school in Toulouse. His eight-year-old daughter Miriam was one of the victims. During Peres’ visit, he recounted the deadly terror attack: “Jonathan Sandler and his two sons were waiting with Miriam outside the school. I was already in the synagogue located on school grounds when I suddenly heard screaming. I didn’t hear gunfire, just people screaming ‘we are being shot at.’
