Snunith Shoham, a Holocaust survivor born in a Cypriot internment camp, attended a ceremony marking the closure of the camps in February 1949, where over 2,200 babies were born among the 52,000 survivors. The British allowed several hundred families with infants to leave the camps due to the dire conditions, with the help of sympathetic Cypriot workers. The internment camps in Cyprus served as a temporary refuge for Jewish survivors en route to Israel, forging a lasting bond between the two nations.
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Russia launches massive overnight drone attack on Ukraine, killing 1
Russia has launched a significant drone and missile attack on Ukraine, particularly targeting the Black Sea port city of Odesa, resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries, including a child. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reported over 300 drones and 30 missiles were used, condemning the escalation of violence amid ongoing international support for Ukraine's defense efforts. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Russia is attacking Ukraine with lots of bombs and drones, and...
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