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Shani Winter, a survivor of the Café Apropo terrorist bombing in Tel Aviv, has enlisted in the Army. Photo: Twitter.
Ynet – When Shani Winter arrived at the IDF’s induction center on Sunday to enlist in the army, she was accompanied by her family and close friends who came to say goodbye. But one woman could not be there: Her mother.
Shani lost her mother, Anat Winter-Rosen, at the age of six months in a terrorist bombing at Café Apropo in Tel Aviv 18 years ago.
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