Covenant of Abraham, named for an Isaac by the name of Shlomo who sacrificed his life in defense of the State of Israel. Around this time, the Israeli writer Dan Almagor would write a song about Shlomo and his sacrificial heroism. The song, which is incredibly moving, is the Ballad of the you can find it sung by Lachovesh called “Baladah – Medic”; Yehoram Gaon on YouTube. For decades Yosi never revealed his identity, that he was the soldier saved by Yosi, until Dan Almagor prevailed upon him to do so just two years ago in 2016, 49 years after the Six Day War. After he Yosi told Itzik and the other Reservists that the “outed” himself, reason he continues to participate in is because he feels that he is doing miluim for two soldiers: for himself, and for Shlomo, the medic who saved his life. miluim And, to add some levity to the story, Yosi added that he is not going to let any officer who is young enough to be his son or grandson tell him what to do. This is one face of Israel: soldiers Isaacs willing to make the ultimate – – sacrifice so a State of Israel can exist, so its citizens can live in relative safety and security, and so you and I and Jews throughout the world have a homeland to which to flee should anti-Semitism become too violent an issue in our own domiciles. But there are other faces of Israel we encountered: For example, there is Uri Alon who runs the at the fringe of “Salad Trail,” the Negev desert, about five miles from the Gaza Strip. As he related it to us himself, when Uri completed his army service, he had no idea what he wanted to do with his life. So he enrolled in the Hebrew
Covenant of Abraham, named for an Isaac by the name of Shlomo who sacrificed his life in defense of the State of Israel. Around this time, the Israeli writer Dan Almagor would write a song about Shlomo and his sacrificial heroism. The song, which is incredibly moving, is called “Baladah Lachovesh – the Ballad of the Medic”; you can find it sung by Yehoram Gaon on YouTube. For decades Yosi never revealed his identity, that he was the soldier saved by Yosi, until Dan Almagor prevailed upon him to do so just two years ago in 2016, 49 years after the Six Day War. After he “outed” himself, Yosi told Itzik and the other Reservists that the reason he continues to participate in miluim is because he feels that he is doing miluim for two soldiers: for himself, and for Shlomo, the medic who saved his life. And, to add some levity to the story, Yosi added that he is not going to let any officer who is young enough to be his son or grandson tell him what to do. This is one face of Israel: soldiers – Isaacs – willing to make the ultimate sacrifice so a State of Israel can exist, so its citizens can live in relative safety and security, and so you and I and Jews throughout the world have a homeland to which to flee should anti-Semitism become too violent an issue in our own domiciles. But there are other faces of Israel we encountered: For example, there is Uri Alon who runs the “Salad Trail,” at the fringe of the Negev desert, about five miles from the Gaza Strip. As he related it to us himself, when Uri completed his army service, he had no idea what he wanted to do with his life. So he enrolled in the Hebrew