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Parents Honor Daughter Murdered on Oct. 7 With Children's Book and Kindergarten The parents of Karin Journo, killed on October 7, have established a children's book and renamed a kindergarten in her memory. The book, "I Can Do Anything!", promotes self-love and confidence, mirroring Karin's spirit. The "Karin Kindergarten" in Mazkeret Batya now features murals of her.
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What happened 01 Karin Journo, murdered on Oct. 7, is honored by her parents with a children's book and kindergarten. 02 The book "I Can Do Anything!" aims to instill self-love and confidence in young readers. 03 The kindergarten in Mazkeret Batya is now officially named "Karin Kindergarten." 04 Murals depicting Karin and her smile adorn the public space at the kindergarten. 05 Her father stated Karin will always remain a child to him, despite her age. 06 Parents are urged to express love to their children daily and pursue dreams. Her father expressed that she will always be a child to him. The family aims to inspire others to live fully and express love daily.
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