NAHARIYA, Israel: Thousands of grievers congregated on Thursday in a northern Israeli town to lie to rest the first of two soldiers came again in a detainee replace with Lebanon’s Hezbollah guerrillas.

Ehud Goldwasser is one of the soldiers whose remains were brought back by Hezbollah in exchange for five Lebanese prisoners and the remnants of a few 200 Arab fighters.

His stilted sarcophagus was subordinated into the ground in Nahariya by soldiers wearisome the lilac caps of a privileged contingent. His widower, Karnit Goldwasser, detained on to her late husband’s father as each wept a lot.

In keeping with Jewish custom, Goldwasser’s father Shlomo dressed in a blouse shredded at the frontage, to symbolize mourning. Afterwards, an Israeli military rabbi recited the Kaddish, the Jewish prayer of mourning. Read the rest of this entry