"Moshe was very touched by the letter from (prime minister) Modi. The fact that the leader of a country so big as India sends a heartwarming letter like this, has given a lot of strength to Moshe. He was very happy to see the Indian Ambassador coming with his whole team of diplomats for the event," the now thirteen year old boy's grandfather, Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg, told PTI.
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