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Mother and Six Children Rescued from Arab Village, Undergo Conversion Ceremony
A Jewish mother, identified as Esther, and her six children were rescued from an Arab village after years of hardship and oppression. Esther contacted the organization Yad L'Achim, expressing her desire to return to Judaism and avoid a Muslim burial.
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What happened
- 01Esther and her six children were rescued from an Arab village after years of suffering.
- 02The mother contacted Yad L'Achim, fearing a Muslim burial and seeking to return to Judaism.
- 03A rescue operation was conducted, and legal support was provided by Yad L'Achim.
- 04Esther emotionally declared her Jewish identity and desire to return to her roots at the Rabbinical Court.
- 05The children have been enrolled in Jewish educational institutions following the rescue.
Following a rescue operation and legal support, the family appeared before the Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem, where Esther affirmed her Jewish identity. The children have since been enrolled in Jewish educational institutions.
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