Lucy Dee
Lital Valenci suffered from severe heart failure for five years before receiving the transplant last month, after Dee and two of her daughters were murdered by a Palestinian terrorist.
Rabbi Dee’s wife, Lucy, and daughters Maia and Rina were killed earlier this month by Palestinian terrorists.
Earlier this month, Palestinian terrorists murdered Lucy, Maia and Rina Dee in the Jordan Valley.
Instead of prominent reference to one of the most disturbing recent killings, the paper of record noted there was “tension.”
The prime minister spoke at a cornerstone-laying ceremony on Mount Herzl.
Lucy Dee and her daughters Maia and Rina were killed in a Palestinian terrorist attack.
Dee, 48, succumbed to wounds sustained in a terror attack that also killed her daughters Maia, 20, and Rina, 15.
Eulogizing his wife, Rabbi Leo Dee said he feels blessed for “25 years of a beautiful marriage.”
A grieving husband and father urges people everywhere to share photos of themselves with Israeli flags to honor his wife and daughters.
“Today, we differentiate between good and evil, right and wrong,” said Rabbi Leo Dee.
The Israeli prime minister pledged to bring justice to those who have attacked Israelis in recent days and to reach a broad consensus on judicial reform, which has caused so much domestic upheaval.
Lucy Dee had been fighting for her life in the hospital since the attack that killed her daughters Maia and Rina.
