What I have Believed, Believe in My Heart

-Looking back the archives-

I was unable to speak from my heart. However, when I saw Noa Argamani’s mother and read about her on The Times of Israel, I believed in my heart, “Liora will meet Noa.” It was truly a tragedy of what happened. I couldn’t speak for a long time. I was too shocked. I realized when I spoke with Mark Zell, the GOP chairman overseas, on my podcast, “Hannah Klein’s Time.” (Apple Podcast: You’re also able to listen on Substack.)

I strongly believed that Liora would meet Noa.

However, it was truly a sad moment at the same time that Noa will face. She lost her mother. How could I say I believed in Liora’s last strength in her heart to see her daughter?

Noa is a bright young woman. And, she is going to lose her mother? My mother experienced two cancers, and it was fortunate that she recovered from both through surgeries. If I were to face Noa, what would I tell her? Would I tell her I believed in Liora’s strength as a mother?

I was asked by a Jew in Japan about Noa. I’m very sorry, but for security reasons, right now, I have to avoid appearing in public. I couldn’t say any of those. I was praying for the situation to be true every single day that I would forget my feelings.