http://blogs.jta.org/ENTRY_PERMALINK_HERE/homeless-after-the-holocaust/ Yevgeny Bistrizky survived the massacre at Babi Yar as a three-year-old, though he can’t remember how. He trekked through the snow, endured the hunger and the cold, and managed to find his way to Israel. Today, he sleeps in a park in Tel Aviv because no one will rent him an apartment. A non-profit called Latet is trying to help, but unsurprisingly, Israeli bureacracy is not being proving itself particulary efficient in this case, according to Ha’aretz.  en-us bharris@jta.org Copyright 2009 2009-08-20T;18:43:00-05:00 manubrob@hotmail.com That is the sad story of all seniors in the world,I’m glad someone helped him. That is the sad story of all seniors in the world,I’m glad someone helped him.

]]> 2012-05-24T;14:04:00-05:00 conenorm@gmail.com Even before this news item was published by JTA did Yevgeni Bistrizky receive a new apartment and is not sleeping in the park anymore… Even before this news item was published by JTA did Yevgeni Bistrizky receive
a new apartment and is not sleeping in the park anymore…

]]> 2012-05-24T;14:04:00-05:00 Ariram@aol.com Mr. Bistrizki was given an apartment by Amigur in Tel Aviv today.  Many readers have reacted generously and he will be able to furnish his new apartment. Mr. Bistrizki was given an apartment by Amigur in Tel Aviv today.  Many readers have reacted generously and he will be able to furnish his new apartment.

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