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From top: Benjamin, his brother Amos and his sister Rachel in Benghazi, 1944
From top: Benjamin, his brother Amos and his sister Rachel in Benghazi, 1944

Kibbutz Gabim in the Negev, 1949
Kibbutz Gabim in the Negev, 1949

Hativat “Yiftach” of the Palmach during the Israeli War of Independence, 1948. Benjamin is in the middle
Hativat “Yiftach” of the Palmach during the Israeli War of Independence, 1948. Benjamin is in the middle

Receipt showing payment on behalf of Benjamin for passage from Benghazi to Haifa in the sum of Ten British Pounds
Receipt showing payment on behalf of Benjamin for passage from Benghazi to Haifa in the sum of Ten British Pounds

From top: Benjamin, his brother Amos and his sister Rachel in Benghazi, 1944
From top: Benjamin, his brother Amos and his sister Rachel in Benghazi, 1944
Kibbutz Gabim in the Negev, 1949
Kibbutz Gabim in the Negev, 1949
Hativat “Yiftach” of the Palmach during the Israeli War of Independence, 1948. Benjamin is in the middle
Hativat “Yiftach” of the Palmach during the Israeli War of Independence, 1948. Benjamin is in the middle
Receipt showing payment on behalf of Benjamin for passage from Benghazi to Haifa in the sum of Ten British Pounds
Receipt showing payment on behalf of Benjamin for passage from Benghazi to Haifa in the sum of Ten British Pounds