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Gideon Lichtman taught under the assumed name of "Rimon" after Israeli President Ezer Weizman warned him that he could be a target for Arab assassination… 
 
 Yom HaZikaron & Yom HaAtzmaut Yom HaZikaron & Yom HaAtzmaut
 
 
Golanchik  
  Golanchik  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/25/2020, 22:13
 
Ben wanted to be one of those guys, but he knew that he had little chance of being accepted to Golani. He was out of shape and almost 90 pounds overweight…  

David and the Syrian Goliath  
  David and the Syrian Goliath  
 
By Tal Rotem
Update date: 4/30/2020, 19:19
 
Tel Facher was the site of an impregnable Syrian bunker, which made the lives of Galilee residents miserable for almost two decades…  

Ode to the Anonymous Hero  
  Ode to the Anonymous Hero  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/14/2021, 11:43
 
Some heroes remain unknown forever; no one knows what they did or how they really died. We do know one thing - in their virtue, we sleep peaceful nights...  

Mighty Machlouf  
  Mighty Machlouf  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/16/2021, 16:45
 
For Israel Memorial Day: The story of an unsung hero and true Chassid in every sense of the word, who paid the ultimate price to save the life of a comrade in arms...  

My Buddy’s Eyes  
  My Buddy’s Eyes  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/16/2021, 16:44
 
Rebbe Akiva’s 24,000 students died because of sin’at chinam, hatred for no reason. Rabbi Lazer Brody tells an opposite story of the brotherly love between 2 wounded soldiers...  

The Eternal Link  
  The Eternal Link  
 
By Debbie Shapiro
Publish date: 12/25/2007, 19:42
 
Yom Kippur 1973: My younger brother raced into the house and turned on the radio. I was shocked. Although I was not yet religious, I understood that...  

Nachshon Wachsman  
  Nachshon Wachsman  
 
By Esther Wachsman
Update date: 4/16/2021, 16:45
 
At that time I did not have the "luxury" of breaking down. We were all mobilized for the next four days, 24 hours a day, to do everything in our power...  

Remembering the Yom Kippur War  
  Remembering the Yom Kippur War  
 
By Debbie Shapiro
Publish date: 12/25/2007, 19:42
 
When I heard the siren, I desperately wanted to believe that it was just a figment of my imagination. I knew what it meant, but I could not believe it was true.  

Four Weeks Out In Shechem  
  Four Weeks Out In Shechem  
 
By B. Garson
Update date: 4/26/2017, 07:06
 
No one got much sleep at the outpost that night. They had not been expecting this kind of reception. Welcome to Shechem!  

Israelis Remember the Yom Kippur War  
  Israelis Remember the Yom Kippur War  
 
By Debbie Shapiro
Publish date: 12/25/2007, 19:42
 
When we arrived in shul for Ne’ila, the concluding prayer of the day, it was clear to us that something unusual had happened...  

The Secret of Israeli Independence Day  
  The Secret of Israeli Independence Day  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/24/2021, 21:37
 
According to the Vilna Gaon, the 20th day of the Omer, Yom HaAtzmaut, is a spiritual opportunity to pray extra hard for the Mashiach and the Final Redemption.  

The Humble Hero  
  The Humble Hero  
 
By David Perlow
Update date: 4/16/2021, 16:44
 
1st Sergeant Michael Levin ob"m was Hashem's messenger to arouse young American Jewry to the importance of being committed to our holy homeland; he paid the ultimate price...  

Israel Memorial Day: The Miracle of Ad Halom  
  Israel Memorial Day: The Miracle of Ad Halom  
 
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/16/2021, 16:43
 
Eddie Cohen, a quiet English-speaking pilot who loved classical music, was the IAF’s first martyr. The people of Ashdod and all of Israel owe him a debt of eternal gratitude.  

 
 
  
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