On Tuesday, students from the Perlina\u2013Chabad Jewish School in Kyiv sent a message of solidarity to students at \u201cGesherim,\u201d a special education school in Bnei Brak that was struck by an Iranian missile. “We went through it too \u2014 and we returned to learn and smile,” the girls wrote.<\/p>\n
Iranian Drones in Kyiv, But We Won\u2019t Surrender to Darkness<\/strong> In both cases, the impact occurred at night when the buildings were empty. \u201cWe too asked ourselves, what now? How do we move forward?\u201d said the Kyiv students. \u201cBut we got up together, repaired the damage, and returned to our studies with a smile.\u201d<\/p>\n A Letter of Shared Strength<\/strong> “Iran is a terror state spreading darkness and evil around the world. Many of the drones hitting Kyiv are Iranian-made. Despite repeated attacks, we will not give in \u2014 and we will continue to spread the light that, with God’s help, will drive out the darkness.”<\/p>\n Watch the video sent by the Kyiv students:
\nGesherim, part of the Ohel Sarah network, was hit by an Iranian missile in a recent attack. A few months earlier, the Perlina school in Kyiv endured a similar experience when a Russian-launched Iranian drone struck their campus.<\/p>\n
\n“As those who have gone through the same experience, it was important for us to show our support and solidarity with our brothers and sisters at the Gesherim school,” said Rabbi Yonatan Markowitz, Chief Rabbi of Kyiv.<\/p>\n
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