“The Ioannina and the Self-Government, the Medicine and the Israeli Community, mourn Moses Elisaf with all of us. A great mayor, worthy of a scientist and above all, a bright person”
“The Ioannina and the Self-Government, the Medicine and the Israeli Community, mourn Moses Elisaf with all of us. A great mayor, worthy of a scientist and above all, a bright person. Because Moises served his city and society with creative passion, from whatever position he was in,” says Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his condolence message for the death of the mayor of Ioannina, Moises Elisaf.
The Prime Minister’s message continues:
“He left a deep mark on his science, teaching at the University, but also actively directing the 2nd Pathology Clinic of the Ioannina Hospital. The letters owe a lot to him as President of the Spiritual Center of his place. As well as the public life he led as the first citizen of his hometown and a member of the Central Israeli Council.
He was the first Jewish mayor in Greece, from the Romanian community, perhaps the oldest in our country. And as a descendant of concentration camp martyrs, he fought for justice for the victims. But for those who were lucky enough to know him and work with him, this was the culmination and just reward of a life dedicated to the common good.
His constant concern in his rich political activity was unity and understanding in common challenges. With a bridge, his imposing moderation. The one who made us work together harmoniously during his mayorship and build a warm and sincere relationship”.
Source: Skai
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