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The Jerusalem PostCulture

Mother Honors Slain Son Ilai Baram Through Art and Books

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Adital Zu Aretz is honoring her son, Ilai Baram, who was killed by Hamas on October 7, 2023, through her art and two books. She found solace in painting after his death and authored "Green and Pink," a self-healing guide using colors, and "Ilai and Henry in the Kingdom of Pacifiers," a children's book. Zu Aretz aims to help others find strength and joy, inspired by her son's legacy.

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  • Adital Zu Aretz honors her son Ilai Baram, killed on October 7, through painting and two books.
  • Ilai Baram, killed by Hamas, was a combat soldier and led workshops on the Wim Hof Method.
  • Zu Aretz's book "Green and Pink" uses color therapy for self-healing and emotional expression.
  • Her children's book "Ilai and Henry in the Kingdom of Pacifiers" teaches strength and self-belief.
  • She aims to help others find joy and light, inspired by her son's memory.

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