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Daughter of Fallen Israeli Officer Eliraz Peretz Marries Amid Bittersweet Joy Hallel Miriam Peretz, daughter of fallen Israeli officer Eliraz Peretz, married in a ceremony filled with both joy and sorrow, accompanied by her mother and grandmother. Her grandmother, Miriam Peretz, expressed the bittersweet emotions of the day, reflecting on Eliraz’s absence and his spiritual presence.
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What happened 01 Hallel Miriam Peretz, daughter of fallen officer Eliraz Peretz, recently married. 02 She was accompanied by her mother Shlomit and grandmother Miriam Peretz, an Israel Prize laureate. 03 Miriam Peretz shared emotional reflections on the mix of joy and grief on the wedding day. 04 Eliraz Peretz died in combat in Gaza in 2010 and could not escort his daughter. 05 The family emphasized themes of continuity, hope, and building a new future. 06 Miriam wished the couple a life full of love and happiness, honoring Eliraz’s joyful legacy. The family celebrated continuity and hope despite the deep loss.
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