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Tag: Givati Brigade

0 Communities Politics

Five Days of Freedom

Hillel Kuttler in Tablet · 2 Oct

Iris Haim's story is one of resilience and forgiveness in the face of personal tragedy.

0 Israel Communities

‘I Love This Country and Want to Protect the People’

Hillel Kuttler in Tablet · 3 Apr

Golan Singh pays regular visits to the grave of his best friend, Cydrick Garin, an IDF soldier who died in a conflict with Hamas, sharing updates and seeking guidance.

0 Israel Politics

Jonathan Conricus on How Israeli Aid to Gaza Works

Tikvah · 8 Mar

During Israel's conflict with Hamas, Israeli aid to Gaza has been provided directly to Gazans and through the distribution of foreign aid.

0 Education Israel

In memory of Oriya Goshen, 21

Molly Weiner in Forward · 23 Jan

This article is a tribute to Oriya Goshen, a former participant of the Bronfman Fellowship, who was killed in combat.

0 Israel Education

Our son is joining the IDF — now.

Scott Kahn in Future of Jewish · 23 Jan

In this personal essay, the writer reflects on their son's upcoming induction into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the mixed emotions they are experiencing.

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Speaking with IDF Colonel Golan Vach

Toby Klein Greenwald in Jewish Action · 3 Dec 2023

Colonel Golan Vach, the commander of the IDF's National Rescue Unit of the Home Front Command, has had extensive experience in disaster rescues and humanitarian aid missions around the world.

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Israel Abandoned My Son Out of Fear

Simha Goldin in Tablet · 26 Oct 2023

The author, a bereaved father, criticizes the Israeli military and political leadership for abandoning his son and other fallen soldiers captured by Hamas.

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Remembering war veteran Jerry Gross, 96, who served with Machal in Israel’s first struggle for survival

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 18 Jan 2023

Joseph "Jerry" Gross, a 96-year-old war veteran from Montreal, recently passed away, having served with the 52nd Battalion of the Givati Brigade during Israel's War of Independence in 1948.