In eternal memory Aba son of Israel Mosze Zaks z”l Sara Tova daughter of Eliezer and Chava z”l Eliezer Jehoszua son of Aba Zaks z”l Mosze son of Aba Zaks z”l Golda daughter of Aba Zaks z”l Rajzl daughter of Aba Zaks z”l Dawid Jakob son of Israel Mosze Zaks z”l May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life Immortalizing in pain and grief Jakob and Bluma Zaks

In memory of our beloved who were uprooted from life in their youth My father Reb Mosze Hersz Weksler z”l My mother Chaja Weksler z”l My sister Bacia Weksler z”l My brothers Szmuel, Berl Motl and Jakob My uncle Icchak Weksler My uncle Avremele and Aunt Mindele Of fond memory Szymon Weksler the grandfather Riwale Weksler the grandmother Were killed during the liquidation of the ghetto and were taken to the Auschwitz annihilation camp were they were incinerated The Lord will revenge their blood Immortalizing: Arje Weksler, Tel Aviv

In eternal memory Akiba the son of Fajwel Zaks z”l May his soul rest in Heaven   Akiba Zaks son of Fajwel from Dabrowa in the Dachau camp, died in Israel   Underwent the Hitlerian period in the Nazi camps. After his liberation from Dachau camp, he came to Israel. He perished in Israel in accident that occurred whilst he was working building up the country.   May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life In deep sorrow: Jakob Zaks

The Lord will remember the souls of my toiling righteous parents Zysl and Mosze Zilbersztajn My sisters Edzia and Pola and my brother Heniek and also my grandparents: Mendl Erlich Mendl and Bluma Zilbersztajn My uncles: Majer Zilbersztajn, Bela and their children Jakob Zilbersztajn, Genia and their children Nisan Dawid and Esther Apelbaum and their children Zilbersztajn family Who were killed at the hands of the Nazis and the collaborating neighbours and “friends”, who mercilessly slaughtered the Jews. “Oh G-d full of compassion, who dwells on high may you grant perfect rest beneath the shadow of thy divine presence and let their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life. The Lord is their inheritance and may they rest in peace. Amen.” Ela Zilbersztajn Today known as Hadasa Goldrajch (Netanya)