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News Anchor Eden Harel Shares Emotional Farewell as Son Returns to Military Service Channel 14 news anchor Eden Harel shared an emotional farewell as her son returned to military service while her family went on vacation without him, expressing both sadness and pride.
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What happened 01 Eden Harel emotionally parted from her son Uriya as he resumed military service. 02 Her family went on a summer vacation in Eilat without Uriya, causing her tears. 03 Harel expressed pride in her son's service despite the sadness of separation. 04 She humorously noted Uriya lacks an Instagram account and is unaware of her posts. 05 Earlier, Harel and her husband publicly shared their mixed feelings about their son's combat enlistment. 06 Harel offered support to other mothers of soldiers, emphasizing their strength and hope for safety. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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