One week after their only son’s burial, Nachman and Itta Kletzky want people the world over to perform “acts of unity and loving kindness” to keep the memory of their angelic Leiby alive.
What about when it is the great-grandparents mourning their
great-grandchildren? When it is a three-month-old baby in Israel with
her throat slashed by a terrorist, or a two-year-old orphaned on his
birthday in Mumbai, or the siblings of a nine-year-old brother in
Brooklyn. And the list goes on...