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Hamas Captive's Love for Scorpions Honored in New Educational Project
A new educational project by Israel's Nature and Parks Authority honors Ovad Yehalomi, a wildlife expert abducted and murdered by Hamas. His widow, Bat Sheva Yehalomi, created a quiz to accompany a poster of Israeli scorpions, continuing his passion for nature education.
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- 01A new educational project honors Ovad Yehalomi, abducted and murdered by Hamas, who authored "Scorpions of Israel."
- 02His widow, Bat Sheva Yehalomi, created a quiz to accompany a poster of Israeli scorpions.
- 03Yehalomi worked for Israel's Nature and Parks Authority for 19 years, holding key conservation roles.
- 04He was killed protecting his family during the October 7 Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz.
- 05His son Eitan was held captive in Gaza for 52 days before being released.
- 06The initiative aims to foster a love for nature and continue Yehalomi's educational legacy.
Yehalomi, who authored "Scorpions of Israel," was killed protecting his family during the October 7 Hamas attack. His son Eitan was held captive for 52 days before being released.
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