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(Jerusalem Post) Tovah Lazaroff - Karen Doron-Katz's daughter Tom, 13, was among several dozen children lucky enough to be dropped off before an anti-tank missile hit their yellow school bus. Doron-Katz told the Jerusalem Post she realizes the fate of her child hung on such small details as how long the bus stood in traffic, or the amount of time it took the children to board. "If the trip had taken longer, if they had stopped along the way, it could have all ended differently; she could have died," Doron-Katz said. 2011-04-08 00:00:00Full Article
A Terrible Day That Could Have Ended Still More Tragically
(Jerusalem Post) Tovah Lazaroff - Karen Doron-Katz's daughter Tom, 13, was among several dozen children lucky enough to be dropped off before an anti-tank missile hit their yellow school bus. Doron-Katz told the Jerusalem Post she realizes the fate of her child hung on such small details as how long the bus stood in traffic, or the amount of time it took the children to board. "If the trip had taken longer, if they had stopped along the way, it could have all ended differently; she could have died," Doron-Katz said. 2011-04-08 00:00:00Full Article
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