American Astronaut Marks Yom HaShoah on International Space Station
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by Algemeiner Staff
American astronaut Andrew Feustel marked Yom HaShoah — Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day — by delivering a special message that was beamed down to Earth from the International Space Station.
Feustel flew into space last month carrying with him a copy of 14-year-old Holocaust victim Petr Ginz’s “Moon Landscape” from Yad Vashem’s Art Collection.
Watch Feustel’s message below:
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