Memories of Malki
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Sitting and holding her youngest sister, Haya Elisheva, whose
blindness and multiple disabilities were a major factor in Malki developing a
heightened sensitivity for special needs children like her sister. |
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Malki in Ramot 02 - February 1990
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Michal Raziel z"l and Malki - the closest of friends. Inseparable
in life; buried side by side. |
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Malki at home - Pesach 2000 |
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Playing the classical flute at a recital in Jerusalem,
April 2001. |
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Malki at home (photographed by her Aunt Sue), April 1999
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The evening before she was killed, Malki and a group of school
friends celebrated the birthday of one of them in Jerusalem's Har Nof
neighbourhood. This is a detail from the last snapshot taken
of Malki. 8th August 2001. |
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Malki with her sister Haya-Elisheva, March
1997
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When her mother's one-woman art exhibition opened in
Jerusalem during Passover of 2001, Malki was there at the cocktail
reception, smiling -- as always -- with her unstoppable joy and optimism. |
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Malki and her Australian grandmother in Jerusalem,
Pesach 2000
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The police phoned to the Roth home immediately after the
mourning week (the shiva) was over to
say they had found Malki's cell phone in the wreckage of the Sbarro
restaurant. Its ballistic nylon holder was shredded by the nails and other shrapnel;
a nail and a fragment are at the right of the phone in this photo. On the phone itself, Malki had
written: "Assur ledaber lashon harah"; a reminder (in
Hebrew) to herself
that it is improper to speak ill of other people. |
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At an art exhibition in the Jerusalem Theatre |
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Passover 2001 |
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Holding her little sister, Haya Elisheva |
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At the Etgarim camp, August 2001 |
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Detail from a portrait of Malki with her youngest sister April
2001 |
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2000, at home |
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