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| Elisheva Meshulami |
| 19/08/2003 |
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| Elisheva Meshulami, 16 years old from Bnei Brak.
Elisheva and her mother, Sima, were returning
from prayers at the Western Wall when the blast
occurred. Sima, who was sitting beside her
daughter on the bus and suffered severe head
injuries, still does not know of her daughter's
death.
''Elisheva was told there was no room at the
front of the bus, so she sat in the back, near
the door the suicide bomber entered soon before
exploding,'' her uncle said.
Born in Bnei Brak, Elisheva studied at the
ultra-Orthodox Beit Ya'akov school in town,
then at the Beit Ya'akov ultra-Orthodox girls'
seminar, where she excelled. She was the
youngest daughter of Rabbi Meshulam Meshulami
and Sima and had seven brothers and sisters.
The family also has a foster child.
Elisheva died just two months before the
scheduled wedding of her brother. She was
buried in Jerusalem's Har Menuchot cemetery
Wednesday.
Elisheva Meshulami was buried in Bnei Brak. She is survived by her parents and seven siblings.
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