2023-10-21 23:36:45
Sources from the Nir Oz kibbutz confirmed this Saturday that they received official news of the murder of Argentine José Luis Silberman, who appeared on a small list of kidnapped people along with Lior Rudaeff, nephew of the doctor and former provincial government official, Susana Rudaeff, who was arrested. director of the Marcial Quiroga Hospital for many years and who is based outside the province.

The Buenos Aires government made itself available to honor, make visible and claim for the Argentine and all victims of Hamas terrorism in Israel.
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October 15, 2023
According to what was seen in a video released by Hamas, on bloody October 7, the terrorist organization kidnapped José Luis, 67, along with his Israeli wife, Margit, his daughter Shiri, his son-in-law and two small grandchildren. There is no official information on the circumstances in which Silberman was found, who had been engaged in agricultural work in Nir Oz for 40 years. The kibbutz is just 3 kilometers from Gaza.
The name of José Luis Silberman appeared on the list published earlier this week by the Argentine Zionist Organization (OSA). Clara Marman also appeared on that list; Gabriela Leimberg; Luis Har; Ron Sherman Ofelia Feler de Roitman; Karina Engelbert; José Luis Silberman; Iair Horn; Lior Rudaeff and Eitan Horn.
Lior Rudaeff Susana Rudaeff, the doctor who headed the Marcial Quiroga Hospital for many years.
Silberman is the ninth Argentine killed as a result of the emergence of Hamas in southern Israel. What is not understood, because there is no official information, is whether they killed him when they had already kidnapped him – as seen in the video – or if some other event occurred that is currently unknown. In Página/12’s dialogue with the kibbutz spokesperson, he indicated that they have not been given any details of how the death occurred. They only revealed that the family was informed this Saturday morning.
Argentina started from a list of 22 hostages, of which two have already appeared dead: Matías Burstein and, now, José Luis Silberman. These are not combatants, but civilians, older people, with children and even grandchildren, with dual nationality.
In Lior’s case, he came with his parents to Israel as a child. There he grew up and formed his family: together with his wife Yaffa, of Moroccan origin, he had four children, and they are grandparents of two young grandchildren. At 61 years old, he was in charge of security at the kibbutz where he lives, Nir Yitzhak. On the day of the attacks he was captured while carrying out that task along with three other Israeli colleagues who were also members of the security team, according to one of the inhabitants of this kibbutz, Yanet Cwaigenbaum, a 57-year-old Uruguayan who experienced the attack, told RFI. The rest of Rudaeff’s family remained in shelters for 48 hours until they were finally rescued.
Who are the other deceased Argentines?
Rodolfo Fabián Skariszewski. She was 56 years old, had three children and was originally from Río Cuarto, Córdoba. “Rody”, as he was called around her, lived in Moshav Ohad, in the south of Israel, 15 minutes from the border with the Gaza Strip.
Ronit Rudman. She was 55 years old and married to Roland Sultan, who also died in the attack. Living in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Almagro, she had studied at the Escuela Normal Superior No. 1 Presidente Roque Sáenz Peña and also at the Amia Seminary. Then, in Israel, she studied Art History, Visual Culture, Curatorship, Museology at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Abi Korin. He had three children and had lived in Israel for many years. Before leaving, according to those around him, he had worked as a security officer in a building. His father, Moishe Korin, was an educator and leader of the Jewish community in Argentina, who for years directed the Scholem Aleichem educational complex in Buenos Aires and who, throughout his career, was also director of Culture of the AMIA.
Silvia Mirensky. He was 80 years old and lived on the Ein Hashloshá collective farm, 17 kilometers from Gaza. In the attack her house caught fire and she, who was in the safe room, did not manage to escape. “I’m burning, I’m drowning,” was the last thing she said to her son on the phone.
Foreign Ministry also confirmed the deaths of Tair Bira, Tahel Bira and Laura Jazmín Kofmanwho lost their lives during the terrorist group’s attacks.
*With information from Página/12 and Infobae
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