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"Mirit Harari was an inspiration to us all. She left a legacy of power."
Opposition leader Yair Lapid paid tribute to the wife of radio broadcaster Didi Harari, who died at the age of 52 after a battle with pancreatic cancer: "The smile and the fight against the disease have left a legacy of determination."
Eyal Golan: "A symbol of strength, optimism and greatness of soul."
Merav Michaeli: "A living example of the choice of life"
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Mirit Harari (screenshot)
Mirit Harari, the wife of radio broadcaster Didi Harari, passed away today (Sunday) after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Harari was 52 at the time of her death.
She is survived by a husband, three daughters and two grandchildren.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid praised her: "Heart with the Harari family, Didi and the girls.
Mirit was an inspiration to us all.
Her smile and struggle with the disease left behind a legacy of strength and determination.
Who will give and you will not know any more sorrow. "
MK Merav Michaeli (Labor) wrote on Twitter:" Mirit Harari gave a living example of the possibility of choosing life. The ability to choose to look death in the eye, but no less - life. A woman whose heart goes out to her and her family. Zichra Baruch. Great condolences to me and the girls. "
Singer Eyal Golan posted her picture on Instagram and wrote: "A symbol of strength, optimism and greatness of soul. A woman greater than life. May her memory be blessed."
MK David Bitan (Likud) wrote: "Participates in the Harari family's grief over the untimely passing of the late Mirit Harari, that you will know no more grief. Mirit has inspired thousands of cancer patients by sharing her coping with the disease."
Actress and model Maya Wertheimer wrote: "Mirit is love, friendship, heart, and most of all inspiration. She passed away this morning and her heart was broken."
Naamat chairman Hagit Peer praised her: "Mirit Harari was a symbol of the victory of the spirit, she managed to touch every person wherever she was and gave inspiration and hope to many Israelis until her last day. She was a breeze of optimism on depressing days and did so despite her illness. "Over the years, she has been involved in extensive social and volunteer activities, among other things for women affected by violence and youth at risk. May her memory be blessed."
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Media woman Judy Moses also paid tribute to her: "Sad. What a great fighter. Personally I owe a lot, a friend who was also a charismatic fitness trainer, who managed to get me into the gym, until then I only signed up. Mirit made me fall in love and become positively addicted "Exercise. The charisma that erupted from her did the impossible with me. What a queen this lady was. She takes her hat off to you."
Harari, who also served as chair of the board of directors of SAHI - a unique patrol of kindness, posted a chilling Facebook post 11 days ago in which she told about her deliberation whether to stay in the hospital or at home.
"The decision is not simple at all. At the hospital I am still kept alive. At home, everything can collapse at once."
She further wrote that she understands that death is near: "Every day I ask myself if today is today. I am ready for Shin Hour."
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