National Park in the eastern region saw the reintroduction of lions in 2015 and black rhinos With Rwanda’s ambitions to become a major tourism destination, Akagera Specialist veterinarian will oversee their acclimation, RDB Species,” Ariella Kageruka, RDB chief tourism officer, told journalists onĪ dedicated team will monitor the rhinos daily and a “This is timely for the conservation of these incredibly threatened The 3,400km (2,100 mile) relocation from Phinda Private Game Reserve is the largest operation of its kind in history, the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) said in a statement. South Africa, to create a secure new breeding stronghold for them, officials have said. Thirty white rhinos have been introduced in Rwanda's Akagera National Park from In a statement, Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shato expressed her condolences and said her staff would do their “utmost” to help the family in their time of need.Rwanda Development Board Copyright: Rwanda Development Board The relocation was the largest operation of its kind, Rwanda officials say Image caption: The relocation was the largest operation of its kind, Rwanda officials say Kay was the 10th South African immigrant to be killed in a terror attack in Israel since the founding of the state. We offer our condolences to the victims and their families," State Department spokesperson Ned Price said. "We strongly condemn the terrorist attack today by a Hamas gunman in Jerusalem’s Old City, which killed one person and injured others. The suspect, a 16-year-old from East Jerusalem, was fatally shot at the scene. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett expressed his condolences to the family of the victim, and praised the work of security personnel who responded to the shooting. He added that this incident is the “second recent terrorist attack in Jerusalem,” following last week's stabbing attack in the Old City, in which two Border Police officers were wounded. We offer our deepest condolences to his family,” The Western Wall Heritage Foundation said in a statement. Devora was a teacher in a religious school, and Avi worked as an insurance agent. “And this was a family that everyone in the Jewish community in South Africa knew.” The Kay family, said Silberhaft, has been very active in Chabad in Johannesburg. “He was a good kid, a really good kid,” said Rabbi Moshe Silberhaft, spiritual leader of South Africa’s Small Jewish Communities Association. ‘It’s time to get out’: Why Jews are fleeing South Africa for Israelĭuring his army service, he lived on Be’erot Yitzhak, a kibbutz in central Israel, and after his discharge, moved to Jerusalem. Hamas tries to ignite Jerusalem and West Bank, while keeping the peace in Gaza One dead, four injured after gunman opens fire in Jerusalem's Old City “It is so heartbreaking that this happened so soon after the family had finally been reunited here in Israel,” she added, noting that she had been in regular contact with each of the sons when they moved to Israel and later their parents. “We are absolutely devastated by this news,” said Daniela Shapira, an aliyah consultant for Telfed, an organization that assists South Africans immigrating to Israel. He was the grandson of Rabbi Shlomo Levin, the senior rabbi of South Hampstead United Synagogue in London and a prominent figure in the British Orthodox movement. Kay, who was known to family and friends as Eli, was engaged to be married next year. His parents and younger sister came on aliyah last December and moved to the central city of Modi’in.
His older and younger brothers also served as “lone soldiers” in the Israeli army. Kay during his IDF service Kay's Facebook Profile He was shot while heading to prayer at the Western Wall and died of his wounds in Hadassah hospital. He had been employed as a guide for the Western Wall Heritage Foundation in the Old City of Jerusalem. Kay was born and raised in Johannesburg and moved to Israel on his own in 2017 to volunteer in the Israel Defense Forces, then made aliyah in 2019.
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