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The Exodus of Ayala
- Narrated by: Alexandra Shaw
- Length: 2 hrs and 33 mins
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The Exodus of Ayala
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Publisher's Summary
After the nation of Israel is newly formed, the life of a young Jewish woman, Ayala Abraham, is disrupted amidst growing tensions in her home country of Iraq. A chance encounter by a British soldier sets in motion a chain of events that will alter Ayala’s, and that of her family’s destiny forever. As the situation worsens and her community faces persecution, her family must make a harrowing escape, leaving behind the soldier who aided them. In a place of refuge, she forms a bond with another woman, sharing the pain of loss and the hope for a new beginning.
©2024 Alexandra Shaw (P)2024 Alexandra Shaw
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