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The Jerusalem Post Magazine, 02 Outubro 2026

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‘Ican­not change what was taken from me, but I can choose what I build,” says Eli Shar­abi, a former res­id­ent of Kib­butz Be’eri who was taken host­age by Hamas ter­ror­ists on Oct. 7, 2023, and freed after endur­ing 491 days of bru­tal...

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