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May them rest in peace

Let me tell you a story. It's not long but it's an important one. It starts with 3 innocent boys on their way home from school and it ends with 3 bodies being found a couple of weeks later. This isn't a nightmare, this isn't a made up story. It's the truth about Gilad, Naftali and Eyal. 3 innocent boys that got kidnapped and killed. What for you might ask? Because there are people in this world that don't behave like humans and feel the need to kidnap innocent people and kill them.
No words can describe the grief we're feeling. I didn't know these boys but knowing they had done nothing means that it could have been me, my friend or even my brother. But it doesn't matter if I knew them or not. They were a part of our nation, our religion and a part of our hearts. Even if you don't believe in God they were a part of our prayers since the day they got kidnapped.
The whole nation is mourning the loss of Gilad, Naftali and Eyal. We are asking for justice, hoping to find the people that are behind this cruelty and make it stop. We've had enough of seeing children being murdered. 
I wish there were words that could make this better but there is nothing to say. No words can undo this.
My thoughts go out to the families of these victims. Some that I know in person. The whole nation is here for you. I am here for you and may Gilad, Naftali and Eyal rest in peace. May this cruelty never happen again.

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