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Two Northern Israel Lottery Winners Share $7 Million Jackpot Two lottery winners from northern Israel, a woman in her 30s and a senior couple, each won 12.5 million shekels in the July 4, 2026, lottery draw. Both expressed surprise and joy, with plans to use the winnings to improve their lives and family connections.
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What happened 01 Two northern Israel lottery winners share a 25 million shekel jackpot from July 4, 2026. 02 Each winner receives 12.5 million shekels, including a woman in her 30s and a senior couple. 03 The woman was surprised and kept the news private while considering her career future. 04 The senior couple confirmed their win via the lottery app and plan to move closer to family. 05 Grandchildren encouraged the couple to relocate, joking about winning the lottery first. 06 Both winners visited the lottery headquarters to claim their prizes and expressed gratitude. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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