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Parents of Slain Hostage Welcome Newborn Son Via Surrogacy
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By חדשות סרוגים
What happened
The parents of an Israeli man murdered in Hamas captivity have had a baby boy using eggs they froze 25 years ago, through a surrogacy process. The family is celebrating the new life while still mourning their son, Almog Sarusi, who was killed in Gaza.
- 01Parents of slain hostage Almog Sarusi welcomed a baby boy via surrogacy.
- 02The baby was conceived using eggs frozen by the parents 25 years ago.
- 03The parents, both around 60, pursued surrogacy after their son's death.
- 04Almog Sarusi was abducted on Oct 7 and murdered in Hamas captivity.
- 05The family established a foundation in Almog's memory.
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