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BATSHEVA SADAN was a young expectant mother in 2003 when she was forced to receive the worst possible news: her American-born parents had been cut down in the prime of life by a terrorist as they enjoyed a peaceful Sabbath meal in their home in Kiryat Arba. This lyrical memoir describes the journey of grief, but more than that, it is a tribute to the people Eli and Dina Horowitz were in life. From their beginnings as dynamic and seeking youths to their choice to move from the United States to Israel to live in their homeland, from their meeting and deep lifelong love story to their struggles with infertility and endless love for their children, from their devoted learning of their spiritual tradition to their teaching and principled quest for peace, Sadan takes us through her parents' lives, imparting who they were and the promise they left behind in their many students, children, and grandchildren. May their memory be for a blessing.

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""I have read The Wind's Promise a few times already, and I am sure that I will read it again"" --David Geffen ""The Jerusalem Report"" (4/8/2024 12:00:00 AM) ""We cry, we laugh - Sadan touches our hearts."" --David Geffen ""The Jerusalem Report"" (4/8/2024 12:00:00 AM)

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