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Decision to Spend Lockdown in SA Was Fatal Daily Wake-Up Call London silver four-piece tea set Jabulane Sam Nhlengethwa, SOLD R20,000 Tribute to Miriam Makeba SOLD R15,000 Art, antiques, objets d’art, furniture, and jewellery wanted for forthcoming auctions Pablo Picasso Untitled SOLD R50,000 Roberte Colinet For more information 011 789 7422 • [email protected] • www.rkauctioneers.co.za Gilt and Patinated Bronze and Ivory Figure Bram Fischer Centre, Lower Ground, 95 Bram Fischer Driver Cnr George Street, Ferndale, 2194 SOLD R160,000 south african n Volume 25 – Number 29 n 12 August 2021 n 4 Elul 5781 The source of quality content, news and insights t www.sajr.co.za Decision to spend lockdown in SA was fatal NICOLA MILTZ “She never married or had children of her own, but which she loved very much even “She will be sorely missed because she made it her life’s ambition to connect with family though she left the country as a she was the sort of friend who really uring the early days of the pandemic, Gillian around the world.” young woman in the 1970s, he cared about others and freely Kay chose to spend lockdown in her beloved Joining the dots of the family tree was very said. gave of her huge knowledge childhood home in South Africa instead of important to her, he said. “Her father built the house of medical and other general Dbeing alone in her apartment in Ramat Aviv, Tel Aviv. “When we made aliyah three years ago, she and left it to her when he subjects. Together with her advice She needed to fnd new tenants for her house became our adopted grandmother – our only family passed. She later built a cottage and empathy, we always felt that across the road from the Sydenham-Highlands North away from South Africa. She loved my children as if on the property where she would she was almost a family member Shul in the neighbourhood of Rouxville while she they were her grandchildren.” stay on her regular visits. She Gillian Kay who knew and cared about all our stayed in the cottage on the property and tended to He said family members had often tried to get Kay refused to get rid of the place.” children and grandchildren and never the little garden. to sell the house in Rouxville, but she couldn’t part Two childhood school friends, who also forgot them even in the most recent phone This proved to be a fatal decision. with it. live in Israel, Ingrid Messika and Fay Morris, posted conversations from Johannesburg.” Somewhere around 10 or 11 July, she was brutally “She had a strong emotional attachment to the a tribute to Kay on the Waverley Girls High School They said Kay was one of fve girls in their matric murdered and robbed of her small possessions house having grown up there, and she simply didn’t Facebook page. They said they were “horrifed and year who made aliyah. allegedly by a gardener, someone she knew and had want to let it go,” said Louis. heartbroken” to hear what happened to Gillian, who Shedding light on a life well lived, they said Kay helped look after. It also gave her an excuse to visit South Africa, they described as a true friend. wasn’t just a talented sportswomen, she had a gift for Sadly, the colourful, feisty, accomplished tennis understanding people. player, psychologist, healer, and teacher never got to “Through her studies at university – with a fnd new tenants, and her childhood home now lies Masters in psychology from Tel Aviv University – she empty and forlorn. Daily wake-up call helped many people, but she also used all sorts of Her savage death came during the week of alternative medicine, particularly Chinese medicine, mayhem as the country was gripped by looting and which she studied all the time.” riots. They said she recently visited Lithuania on a roots For those who knew her, her untimely death came trip and discovered her grandparents’ property in as a shock. Birzai. “It was so utterly senseless and tragic,” said her Norwood police confrmed that three suspects were cousin Louis Sweidan this week, “This is what you get arrested 48 hours after the murder, house robbery, for helping someone.” and theft of a motor vehicle on 12 July. “The murderer took her old 1989 Toyota Corolla, Spokesperson for the Norwood Police Station, her laptop, and a moon bag which contained her Sergeant Eric Masotsha, said that a multidisciplinary passport and some cash,” he said. team including the Serious and Violent Crimes It’s unsure exactly when her attacker entered her Unit, SAPS Gauteng Highway Patrol, SAPS Lyttelton, cottage. An estate agent, wanting to show a would- SAPS Airwing, CAP Security, and Fidelity Specialised be tenant the property on Sunday, 11 July at 10:00, Services received information regarding a house became worried when Kay didn’t answer the door or robbery where Kay was robbed, tortured, and her phone. Later, she alerted neighbours and security murdered. Her car and household goods were taken when further calls to Kay went unanswered. during the violent robbery. It was on the afternoon of 11 July that her listless According to reports, her car was located at a body was found. She had been strangled and choked. shopping mall in Centurion and shortly afterwards, Hearing the shofar blown every day (except Shabbat) during the month of Elul until the day before Kay’s cousin in Israel, Michael Sweidan, told the erev Rosh Hashanah is a wake-up call to begin the process of introspection that leads to the high the team effected an arrest and seizure. The driver of SA Jewish Report that she passed away three months holy days. Yeshiva College’s Rabbi Zevi Wineberg, Alon Goldstein, Yona Treger, Eitan Henen, and Kay’s car was found in possession of her documents shy of her 80th birthday. Jacob Hoffman take part in a shofar blowing lesson. Continued on page 3>> In the year of our greatest vulnerability, we discovered the greatness of this community. Help those most in need to enjoy a healthy and happy new year! Donate: www.jhbchev.co.za rief • • W Appliance Repairs on Site n B or 12 – 19 August 2021 2 SA JEWISH REPORT s i ld w N , e e ers N w h d s as l i w r n h Norwegian media, Noor said, “My o debut, would finish in the top three French police detain woman for antisemitic is s B ve W D to r , , S i • s s e e ne posts were published in frustration of the six-team field. i poster f h • g c a • d M f i e • r g Police in France detained a woman for over attacks in Gaza. 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