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Man Blinded in Terror Attack Marries, Wife Prays for His Sight Restoration
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By Israel National News
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Oren Almog, who lost his sight and family members in a 2003 terror attack, married Rotem Alima. During the ceremony, Alima prayed for Almog's vision to be restored, a hope the family has held for 23 years. The article also notes subsequent terror attacks affecting Almog's extended family.
- 01Oren Almog, blinded in a 2003 terror attack, married Rotem Alima 23 years later.
- 02Alima prayed for Almog's sight restoration during their wedding ceremony.
- 03The attack killed five of Almog's family members and critically injured him.
- 04Almog later served in the IDF despite his injuries.
- 05His extended family was impacted by the October 7 massacre.
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