Tziporah Sassoon is seen in this undated photo.
The Sassoon family.JERUSALEM — The sole surviving sibling of the seven children killed in a horrific Brooklyn blaze has been desperately asking if her brothers and sisters are OK, their father said Monday.
“She doesn’t know [they’re all dead]. She tried to ask me. She wanted to know more about [them], but then she came in and out of consciousness,” said shattered dad Gabriel Sassoon as he sat shiva in Jerusalem after burying the children.
“I told her everything was taken care of, that her mother was in a separate hospital and was being taken care of,” he said of surviving daughter Tziporah, 15.
“I’m going to New York on Wednesday so I can be near to her. I have to be there for her.”
Sassoon spoke while sitting on the floor of a home down the street from the house he was building to bring his family back to before Saturday’s horrific fire.
Tziporah remains in critical condition in the burn unit at Staten Island North hospital, while her mother, Gayle Sassoon, 45, is clinging to life at Jacobi Medical Center.
