November 25, 2024

The gathering at the Shalom House in Caesarea on November 25, 2024, was a touching and meaningful event filled with warmth, gratitude, and inspiration. Holocaust survivors from Netanya, participants in the Dental Project, were the honored guests.

The group was led by Milla Kornikh, a dedicated advocate for survivors who has found purpose in helping others despite her own profound personal loss. She shared, “After both my daughters passed away in the last three years, it became my reconciliation and a source of purpose to work and help other Holocaust survivors and refugees.” Her heartfelt words touched everyone present as she emphasized the importance of providing vital yet costly dental care for survivors.

The program included a moving musical performance by one of the participants, who played the piano alongside Uliana Istaev. Their harmonious performance brought a sense of inspiration and joy to the gathering, uplifting the spirits of all in attendance.

After a warm welcome from Bozena Gasiorowski, Sara Gasiorowski introduced the Dental Project, explaining its significance in helping survivors regain their quality of life. Many of the guests expressed their gratitude for the initiative, sharing how it has restored their ability to smile, eat, and live with dignity.

A delicious lunch and dessert followed, offering a moment of relaxation and fellowship in the serene setting of Caesarea.

The day concluded with a vibrant concert by Michael, leaving everyone in high spirits and with a renewed sense of hope and connection.