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Bnei Brak School Damaged by Iranian Missile Reopens After Reconstruction
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 day ago
What happened
The "Gishrim" school in Bnei Brak, severely damaged by an Iranian missile over a year ago, has reopened its doors after extensive reconstruction. Students returned to the renovated building for the start of the new school year in a ceremony attended by local dignitaries and community leaders.
- 01Bnei Brak school damaged by Iranian missile reopens after reconstruction.
- 02Students returned to the "Gishrim" school after over a year in temporary facilities.
- 03The reopening ceremony was attended by rabbis, politicians, and community leaders.
- 04An art installation made from debris symbolizes resilience and hope.
- 05School officials and students expressed joy and determination at the reopening.
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