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She drives you to a mate's house in the Northern Quarter, and you actually have a great time.

You connect with some new people, like Isaac, and decide to go to the gallery on Mosley Street,

where you bond over your shared appreciation of silence.

And bit by bit, the world starts to feel so full of possibilities and you think what if I hadn't

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hello I'm particularly delighted today to be joined by Matus Inon. He is an award-winning Israeli social entrepreneur. He's also a peace activist.

But Matus speaks from a very particular vantage point because during the horrors of October 7th, both of his wonderful parents were killed.

But he's now speaking out for peace.

I have to say, I'm in all of you,

my mother, it's a huge honor to be joined by you.

So first of the first thing I love and solidarity to you, I can't even imagine, to begin to know what you've gone through, but it's a huge honor to be able to speak to you.

Yeah. So Owen really thanks for inviting me. We've been following each other on the

social media for quite like for few weeks or months but since October the 7th

and I think this our dialogue on conversation so far contributed you a lot to me during your perspective and your voice and I'm thankful for you for letting me

sharing my voice with you and with your audience so thanks. Well it's the least I can get to be a list.

Firstly if it's okay could you tell me a bit about your parents? Sure. My parents

Yacobe and Bela, they were both been born in a Kibbutzim in the Negev, not too far from Gaza, not too far from

each other, Kibbutz Nilam and Kibbutz Ujama.

They're both parents, my grandparents,

immigrate to Palestine under the British Mandators,

mandatory as a Zionist pioneers founding those two kibbutzim. When my parents got married,

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