‘A Loss for the World’

A moment to reflect on the intimacy in which America and Israel — and our city — are linked.

Via the Consulate General of Israel in New York
Elan Ganeles. Via the Consulate General of Israel in New York

The funeral today in Israel of Elan Ganeles is a moment to reflect on the intimacy in which America and Israel — and our city — are linked. An American graduate of Columbia University, Ganeles, a native of Connecticut, according to wire and other reports, was  killed two days ago by terrorists who shot him at close range. The terrorists then burned their car and fled on foot to Jericho, which is governed by the Palestinian Authority.

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