15 Responses

1. May the new family have Hatzlocha and Bracha and only goos things in the best of health and circumstances. Mazel Tov!

2. It’s great to hear good news!

3. Boruch Hashem!! Iy”h soon both families will be united once again.

4. mi keamcha yisroel!
   this man’s response to the unfathomable tragedy he experienced is an inspiration to us all.
   that he has had the bitochon and personal strength to remarry and have another child, just fills me with hope and pride in my fellow Jew.
   Mazel Tov Chatuel Family and may you be blessed with only more simchos in the future!

5. I become short of breath when reminded of the tragedy of the Hatuels and the cruelty of their murderers.

6. What a tremendous chasdei hashem to begin anew..
   Gdwilling we should see continued chiyus to all those who were expelled from Gush Katif in building new lives.

7. This man is amazing.I was sick to the core after that story.He had his own Holocost.Hy”d.May he only see simcha in his life.

8. David Hatuel is an amazing person . He stayed with us twice. He has tremendous emuna. We all could learn from him. I wish him much nachas with his new family.

9. what more can i say then a very big mazel tov. may e have a lot of nachs and may it be a nechome for him

10. Someone should email these posts to David!
    Mazel Tov! May he have only Brocha in his house.

11. Not to diminish in any way this example of bitochon, let us not forget that this amazing characteristic is built into Klal Yisroel. How many holocaust survivors had the bitochon to rebuild their lives after losing spouses and children in that nissoyon?

    Indeed, mi ke’amchah Yisroel!

12. Mazel Tov

13. best news i’ve heard in a while. keep ’em coming!

14. Thank you yeshivaworld for posting GOOD news! Please do this more often, BE”H!!

15. Boruch hatov vehameitiv!

    Indeed, David Hatuel experienced a level of horror that we thought Jews would no longer have to experience after the Shoah.