Iranian missile fragments become a symbol of hope

Iranian missile fragments become a symbol of hope

The Aleh campus in Bnei Brak, a leading Israeli nonprofit center for children and young adults with severe disabilities, reopened Monday, six months after an Iranian missile struck the facility. At the heart of the reopening ceremony, a menorah made from fragments of the missile was lit for the first night of Chanukah. “We took the darkness and created a miracle from it,” the menorah’s creator, Jerusalem artist Guy Cohen, said. Aleh provides spe…