Zagreb: A visit with a story

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When my daughter Lihi was debating what city in Europe she should choose for her medical studies — her lifetime dream — I did not have in mind it would be the capital of Croatia. I assumed she would choose a city in northern Italy, or Hungary and maybe the Czech Republic. She chose Zagreb. Hundreds of Israelis have studied there over the years and last summer she took off on the last direct flight with two huge suitcases, rented an apartment with a partner and physically disappeared from my life. I was not ready for this and I had already planned to visit it on Sukkot and then the second great closure began following the Covid plague. The vaccines were then a utopia and the fear for her health was great.

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