Dan Goldberg, the homosexual father who has been stranded in India with his twins born of a surrogate mother for two-and-a-half-months, landed in Israel Friday morning with his partner Arnon Angel and his children, Itai and Liron. The family was kept from returning to Israel due to a court ruling that delayed the execution of a paternity test. Family, friends and representatives of the gay community armed with signs, balloons and bottles of Champaign welcomed the family at the airport. Goldberg has been living in Mumbai with his children since their birth to an Indian surrogate mother and has been waiting for them to receive Israeli citizenship. The process was dependant on a tissue analysis to confirm Goldberg’s paternity. Such a procedure has been approved by Israeli courts many dozens of times in the past.

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