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I Wish Someone Would Have Told My Friends (Hebrew)

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Translated from “I Wish Someone Would Have Told My Friends,” this Hebrew booklet helps teens understand the challenges and emotions of friends who have suffered a loss. Written by Miriam Ribiat and translated by Perel Goldberg, it offers scenarios and guidance for sensitivity and support. Reviewed and approved by Rabbi Noach Orlowek.

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