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For Jewish children, you ferment these memories from a young age of being at a Seder.

And one of the things that we do at the Seder is we say for each of the ten plagues that affected our enemies,

these people who did these terrible things to us, we take a drop of wine out of our wine, out of our happiness,

out of our celebratory drink. And for each of the 10 plagues, we take out a drip of the wine,

either with our pinky or with a spoon, because we don't want to celebrate the suffering,

even of people who caused us tremendous suffering. We are teaching our

children, this isth in Israel.

As Israelis try to do three things continue to navigate this time of war and also going in

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