Pesticide tragedy: NIS 3.5 million in compensation to be paid to Gross family
Clinic which determined symptoms were only result of a virus and exterminator will compensate family which lost 2 daughters in 2014.
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Seven years after a tragedy, singer Avraham Fried remembered his promise
Hasidic singer Avraham Fried promised hospitalized, poisoned child, 'I'll dance at your bar mitzvah.' This week, he fulfilled his promise.
Exterminator responsible for disaster convicted of manslaughter
Yosef Zvi Barkan, exterminator responsible for Jerusalem disaster that killed two sisters convicted of manslaughter in a plea bargain.
Bereaved father: We don't feel any enmity
Plea bargain reached, father of girls killed in their home by phosphine says he feels no enmity or vengeance towards exterminator.
Exterminator charged with manslaughter
The exterminator whose negligence caused the poisoning of the Gross family 2 and a half years ago to be charged.
'They Want to Prevent Another Tragedy'
Attorney Haim Meir who is representing the Gross family explains reason for its negligence lawsuit.
Parents of Poisoned Infants Sue for $3 Million
Gross family, that tragically lost 2- and 4-year-old daughters to pesticide poisoning, launches major negligence lawsuit.
A Son is Born to Victims of Pesticide Tragedy
A year after losing daughters Avigail and Yael, Shimon and Michal Gross are blessed with a baby boy.
3-year-old Hospitalized After Pesticides Sprayed
Infant in Jerusalem rushed to the hospital after being poisoned, shortly after apartment sprayed with chemicals.
Poisoning on Jerusalem's Main Street
Two men at club on Yafo Street left unconscious by toxic cleaning materials, including chloride gas.
Gross Family Honors Surviving Sons in Dinner
Aish HaTorah to host 'seudat hodaya' for the boys, who survived near-fatal phosphine poisoning in January.
Child Poisoned By Pesticides Hospitalized Again
Gross family faces another struggle as one of their sons undergoes emergency surgery; his condition is stable.
Push: Regulate Pest Extermination After Poisoning
Gross family poisoning inspires bill to regulate extermination. If passed, pesticides will only be distributed by licensed professionals.
Young Survivors of Pesticide Poisoning are Home
Haim Michael and Refael Yitzhak Gross were released from hospital 4 weeks after tragedy that claimed their sisters.
Police: Evidence of Negligence in Pesticide Deaths
Police recommend putting exterminator on trial for manslaughter over the deaths of two young girls.
Suspect in Gross Family Poisoning Identified
Yossi Barkan, Nataf resident, is a suspect in the poisoning deaths of Avigail and Yael Gross, 2 and 4.
J'lem Poisoning Suspect 'Working as Exterminator'
Responding to undercover investigation by Channel 2, lawyer of suspect in Gross family poisoning says his client did nothing wrong.
Jerusalem Poisoning: Injured Brothers Reunited
Yitzhak and Michael Gross see each other for the first time since both seriously injured in Jerusalem poisoning tragedy.
Second Brother in Tragic Family Poisoning Wakes Up
Second of critically ill brothers wakes up and communicates with his family. Boys poisoned by pesticide that killed sisters.
Jerusalem Poisoning: Infant Regains Consciousness
Brother injured in the tragic chemical poisoning case in Jerusalem regains consciousness, can now breathe normally.
Father: We’ve Witnessed a Miracle
Father of poisoned children gives thanks for ‘miracles,’ but says, ‘I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.’
Jerusalem Poisoning: Second Child’s Heart Beating
Brothers made critically ill by poison make crucial step toward recovery.
Yitzhak Gross, 5, Now Able to Breathe On His Own
Child seriously injured in Jerusalem family poisoning begins to stabilize.
Family Poisoning: 'Only Prayer Can Save the Boys'
In Arutz Sheva interview, bereaved parents of poisoned children ask for prayers for their sons after daughters pass away.
Netanyahu Tells Bereaved Family: 'We Cry with You'
Netanyahu calls father of poisoned Jerusalem family after 2- and 4-year-old daughters die from lethal pesticides.
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