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Israel Story is produced together with tablet magazine.

So last episode we met couples in love.

But for every love story of course there are many, many more tales of broken hearts and teary eyes and that ladies and

gentlemen is our theme today. You know if a stranger would go through the emails

the Israel Story staff send each other They'd notice something pretty odd.

Many of the threads end with someone writing a single word, Woot, and occasionally the slightly longer two-word form.

Wutsov.

Wutsov is the Hebrew equivalent of over and out,

what you say when a military communication is finished.

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