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Our daughter never met her relative Ma’ayan before she was murdered on October 7. They’re around the same age. Instead she learned about her from others. Now she’s written a letter to Ma’ayan. It has broken me. Adam Ma’anit 🎗️ The Jewish Chronicle

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