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Cemetery overflows with mourners ; It has become the most visited 'attraction' in Jerusalem and Norman and Lola Cohen have reluctantly made their own visit in recent weeks
2003
Overview
It was only designed to cope with the average number of deaths caused by old age, by illness and only the occasional tragic accident. What town planner could possibly have expected the almost constant funerals of such large groups of victims of terror - 24 deaths on a bus; 16 deaths in a coffee house; 12 deaths in a pizza restaurant (five from one family alone); 14 deaths at a bus stop? Dr David Apelbaum, murdered this week together with seven others in the homicide bombing at the Cafe Hillel in Jerusalem's German Colony, was one such man. Dr Apelbaum was the founder of Terem, Jerusalem's Private Emergency Medical Clinic, which has relieved the pressure on the city's hospital emergency rooms and benefited so many Jerusalemites. A brilliant and compassionate doctor who cared equally for all - Jew and Arab alike - he had recently been appointed head of the Emergency Department in Jerusalem's prestigious Shaare Zedek hospital. The efficiency with which it is run testifies not only to his abilities as a doctor, but also his organisational skills.
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Mirror Regional Newspapers
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