Being blind did not hold Ori back. She was intent on joining the Israel Air Force. She became an officer. In May, she was awarded a medal of excellence.
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David Jablinowitz in Israel NewsVideos
WATCH: Being blind didn’t stop IDF officer
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Blind soldier (IDF/Twitter)
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