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“ In memory of Alex ”
At the Hostage families tent in Jerusalem. Academics from the Hebrew university teaching Jewish studies in memory of Alex Danzig (His face on the sign on the left of the photo), a great historian, educator and humanist, 75 years old that was kidnapped on October 7th from his home and was ...
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Photo Location: Jerusalem, Israel
  • Christiane Jordan Edited 8 months ago

    Thanks for sharing. Impressive photo. Negotiations are currently underway again. I really hope that the rest of the hostages will finally be released, alive!

    Thanks for sharing. Impressive photo. Negotiations are currently underway again. I really hope that the rest of the hostages will finally be released, alive!

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  • Adele Raemer Edited 8 months ago

    For Israelies, your photograph depicts the sombre tale of what we are living though. These days are dark and the hopelessness in this capture, are tangible. For the… more

    For Israelies, your photograph depicts the sombre tale of what we are living though. These days are dark and the hopelessness in this capture, are tangible. For the benefit of those who do not read Hebrew, the woman's shirt  says: "You have no greater mitzvah (good deed) than the redemption of captives." I had always thought of "captives" as being soldiers captured as a result of war, not innocent babies, women, elderly, regular civilians stolen from their homes or from a music festival, or their sunrise walk in nature.

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  • Stefani Feingold Cuschnir Edited 8 months ago

    the reality of these 312 days is beyond comprehension. the lighting and darkness tells the somber story.

    the reality of these 312 days is beyond comprehension. the lighting and darkness tells the somber story.

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