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A Lookout for My Brother: From Ashkelon to Gush Etzion - This Is How the War Dead Are Commemorated
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Among the various initiatives to commemorate the fallen of the war, those that give expression to pain and longing in the public space stand out in particular. • The family of the late Captain Itai chose to set up a coffee cart that plows the land. • In Gush Etzion, the youth group has teamed up to build a unique promenade. • In Ashkelon, you can huddle under the fruit trees and learn about the stories behind the names. • Remembering through you…
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