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Debkin's avatar

Thank you. These stories are really hard to read. I had seen part of her story before but not his. I think what I can’t fathom is the complicity of the Palestinian people and the false narrative people want to cling to. They will never bring peace to the region if refugee agencies are complicit in indoctrinating the next generation and if a radical fascist theocracy prevails.

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Mike Ashley's avatar

I'm a two time Kibbutznik 1969 -1972 yes a long time ago. I am not Jewish. I became part of my adoptive Jewish family in 1964 when I was just 19. That is 61 years ago. I have visited Israel many times. Next March 2026. Reading stories like this my greatest struggle is with despair. I've spent significant time in Nablus Jenin Nazareth Hebron Bethelehem Gaza - I saw it up close and personal. The indoctrination of evil.

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Steven Brizel's avatar

What an awesome story !

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Susan Sullivan's avatar

These two young people are exceptional human beings. What courage and bravery they have shown. The horrific abuse they suffered is shocking! My heart goes out to them both. I wish them everything beautiful in their lives!

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Peggy Walt's avatar

May their marriage be blessed.

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Irv Hendel's avatar

Am yisrael chai

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Kosher Kitty's avatar

Thank you for this lovely story of faith, courage, and love.

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Anthony Andrea's avatar

Israel has the best people. Its future is assured no matter what.

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The Man’s Child's avatar

Very moving. Tears.

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Stephen Schecter's avatar

This is why the Palestinians must be destroyed. And why, like Cicero who ended every speech of his with the words "Carthage must be destroyed", so should we end every essay we write with "The Palestinians must be destroyed."

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