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Donald Trump’s racist remarks about immigrants during today’s Moms for Liberty meeting: “Our country is being poisoned … they’re going into the classrooms and taking disease, and they don’t even speak English. It’s crazy.”
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Kobi Paryante, 43, was murdered by Hamas while out on a run the morning of October 7th near Sderot.
He is survived by his parents his wife, Sivan, and his children, Harel, Neriya, Itamar, and Adia.
Kobi ran an advertising business while pursuing his passion for athletics. He had set out for an early morning workout with two other running friends. When the rocket sirens started, they joked around but found a place to shelter, and soon saw and heard Hamas gunmen and quickly moved to another shelter.
“Kobi, who hadn’t yet gotten down on the ground, saw [a] terrorist and started running,” one of the friends said. “The terrorist fired and Kobi fell.” The two frineds hid in silence for several hours before an IDF vehicle arrived and they called out for help. “Suddenly, Kobi jumps out of a bush and says to us, ‘Wow, you’re alive! I can’t believe it.'” Kobi had not actually been shot but had made the terrorists think he had been killed.
Out of nowhere, “one of the soldiers yells, ‘We’ve been hit.'” After a brief gun battle, the militants began throwing grenades. “After the second grenade, we were all already on the ground wounded. A terrorist approached, and Kobi, bleeding, tried to escape again. I heard a bunch of gunshots, then Kobi yelling and falling to the ground.”
“There was something special about him, some kind of magic that everyone loved,” Kobi’s siblings said, “It’s hard to explain in words. [Everyone felt like] he was their best friend.”
Kobi is remembered not only as a loving husband and father but also as a proud Zionist. “He knew and believed that he belonged to a nation that was special,” his siblings wrote. “It was important to him always to raise the flag and how proud he was of our people.”
May his memory forever be a blessing.