Upcoming Passover Sees Israeli Families Acclimating to Rocket-Ravaged North

One grandmother, displaced for nearly 18 months, had been living in a Tiberias hotel alongside other members of her kibbutz and residents from Kiryat Shmona and other northern communities.

Via Hélène Zucman
Hélène Zucman, left, with volunteers from a pre-military academy in the south who arrived to help northern Israelis with their returns home. Via Hélène Zucman

When 78-year-old Hélène Zucman returned to her home at Kibbutz Baram last week, she was both relieved and anxious. While displaced the grandmother had been living in a Tiberias hotel for nearly 18 months alongside other members of her kibbutz and residents from Kiryat Shmona and other northern communities.

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