ZAKA

Children found in the arms of their parents, elderly murdered with their caregivers, and the work carried out under fire with self-sacrifice. Ephraim Greidinger, a ZAKA volunteer, describes their work in the South in recent days. "We won't leave until the last deceased has been attended to and given the respect they deserve."

After the horrific attack in Burgas, the Bulgarians didn't understand why the ZAKA team from Israel insisted so much on respecting the dead. But the volunteers of the charity organization worked tirelessly, as always. An interview with Dano Monkotovich, deputy commander of the mission to Bulgaria, offers a glimpse behind the scenes of this holy work.