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Jan 13, 2022 33 min

Barak Hazor Episode 7

from Thirty-Six Hosted by SoulShop

This week, Justin sits down with Paralympian Barak Hazor to discuss how he went from being an injured soldier to representing Israel at the Paralympics. On Thirty-Six, Justin Hayet, a self-proclaimed pessimistic millennial attempts to find the thirty-six righteous people on whose merit the world stands. Thirty-Six is a production of SoulShop and Bnai Zion.

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