Tag #127424 - Interview #98039 (Izak Sarhon)

My sons both have families and children of course.  They continue their lives as Jewish families in the same way we did.  They are not as religious as I would have liked them to be, but they keep the traditions: Pesah, Roshashana, Kipur etc...  Unfortunately, Jews do not live close to one another nowadays.  Everyone lives far away from others.  My elder son lives on the Asian side with his two children, Sandy (25) and Izel (28).  My younger son lives in a new suburb that is called Kemerburgaz, which is really far away.  They all speak Turkish best.  My grandchildren do not know Judeo-Spanish at all.