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Human rights
Meet Sigal, a girl with a disability who feels isolated and different in her class. But one day, she decides to make a change.
As Sigal grows up and attends university, she encounters Avishag, who gives her a leg and causes Sigal to fall. Sigal, hurt and angry, pours water on Avishag, who responds with hurtful words about Sigal's wheelchair. Sigal is left crying and feeling humiliated, but this experience inspires her to take action.
Years later, at 25 years old, Sigal sees Avishag in the news and decides to gather people who, like her, want to be treated equally. She forms a community of individuals with different abilities and they organize protests and demonstrations to fight for their rights. The mayor listens to their demands, but unfortunately, he cannot do much to help. Despite this setback, Sigal does not give up.
One day, while lying in bed, Sigal remembers her mother's words: "You must not be afraid that you are doing something right." This inspires her to continue fighting for what's right. She rallies the community and they take to the streets to spread the message that everyone is equal and should be treated as such.
One day, while lying in bed, Sigal remembers her mother's words: "You must not be afraid that you are doing something right." This inspires her to continue fighting for what's right. She rallies the community and they take to the streets to spread the message that everyone is equal and should be treated as such.
During the demonstration, Sigal sees Avishag watching from a window, and eventually, Avishag joins in the protest. They stand together, side by side, shouting for equality. Thirty years later, Sigal and Avishag continue to treat everyone with respect and equality. Sigal's efforts are recognized when she is appointed as the mayor.
Unfortunately, Sigal passes away, but her legacy lives on through Avishag, who establishes a day in Sigal's honor. The story reminds us that everyone deserves equal treatment and respect, regardless of their abilities or differences. It also highlights the importance of standing up for what's right, even when it's difficult.
This book is a powerful reminder of human rights and the value of treating others with respect and dignity. Sigal's story shows that with determination, anyone can make a difference and create a better world for all.
