Gal Gadot

Yom Hashoa. Holocaust Remembrance Day. 

This is my grandpa, Abraham Weiss, he was born as Adolf Weiss but changed his name after the war for obvious reasons. 

My grandpa was born in Czechoslovakia also known as the Czech Republic. 

His father was drafted into the army and never returned, and so his mother was left with 2 young boys, Abraham, My grandpa, and Benjamin. 

After a long journey on the train to Auschwitz, being squeezed together with an inhuman amount of people in a railroad car, he was separated for the last time from his mother and younger brother. In what is called “the selection”. 

He never saw them again. 

In no time he became a 13 year old orphan who spent every day trying to survive, the sights he saw, the horrors he went through are unimaginable.

For years he didn’t talk about it, only after my grandma passed he realized how short life is and how important it is to tell the story so history will never repeat itself.  

NO ONE, should ever be oppressed or persecuted for their race, religion or for any reason.

That’s my take on life. 

My grandpa‘s legacy lives deep in my heart. 

He loved people, he believed in them and he respected people for who they are.

He came from the darkest, most oppressed place and with a seed of hope he built himself a new life in Israel.  

I pray that we, as humans, will come together and stop the bloodshed, everywhere and forever.

I pray for our children to have a normal, positive and fruitful future where people come together, and where we let hope and love rule the world. 

Remember and never forget 

#WeRemember

Today is international holocaust day. Gal Gadot

Husband - Jaron "Yaron" Varsano, Israeli real estate developer

Three daughters:

Alma (2011)

Maya (2017)

Daniella (2021)