Jewish organizations on Tuesday offered financial help to the family of a non-Jewish Bulgarian bus driver killed in a terror attack that targeted Israeli tourists in Burgas last month.

The Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) announced at a ceremony in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia that it will include the family of Mustafa Kyosov among recipients of aid from the Fund for the Victims of Terror.

Speaking at the central synagogue in Sofia, Moshe Sharet, a JAFI emissary in Bulgaria, said the $1,500 grant was given to Kyosovs to "ease their financial struggles and show the solidarity of the Jewish people with their loss." Read more