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Cherbourg Caper – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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With the thunderous power of 64,000 galloping horses, 20 marine diesel engines throbbed into life, blanketing the French port of Cherbourg with a wave of sound. It was 2:30 a.m. on December 25, 1969, and one of the great adventures of Israeli military history was underway. Five recently constructed missile boats, desperately needed by the Israeli Navy, lay docked. France, hitherto Israel’s major weapons supplier, had embargoed them as President Charles de Gaulle tilted toward the Arab world. And
View from the Top – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The furthest that you can travel from the Gaza Strip and still remain inside Israel is a small town on the northern border called Metula. At 240 kilometers from the Hamas-run enclave, it’s further away than Eilat at the other end of the country. One scorching day this summer, I visited Metula to see what the war had wrought on Israel’s most exposed town. Unlike other front-line places, where the damage has been quickly patched as life resumes, this small idyll is struggling to move on. It’s a gh
The Good Fight – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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America discovered a Torah powerhouse with 40 years of learning at his fingertips. Behind Rav Bunim Schreiber’s extraordinary mastery lies a lifelong credo: When you can’t, that’s when you have to IT WAS A SUNDAY AFTERNOON in early June, and the beis medrash at Lakewood’s Kollel Cheshek Shlomo was filling up. A large crowd had come to hear a visiting rosh yeshivah, billed as an exceptional talmid chacham. But when the guest took his place, the tall figure beneath the rabbinic hat and long rekel
Holy Mess – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The apocryphal story tells of a bright and eager young bochur who turns up in Novardok one day. He sits down during mussar seder and imitates his peers as they repeat aloud with great fervor, “Anochi tola’as v’lo ish — I am a worm, not a man. I am a worm, not a man.” The newcomer, eager to join the ranks of the saintly, repeats along with them: “I’m a worm, not a man. I’m a worm, not a man.” His neighbor turns to his friend and says sardonically, “He’s been here five minutes, and he already thin
On Guard – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Israel’s quiet religious transformation has many authors. Among them are the rabbanim who, like Rav Benzion Nesher, simply stayed on guard Rabbanim are the backbone of Klal Yisrael. In a world in which institutions and authority itself seem hollowed out, in which our very existence as a Torah people is under assault from a bewildering array of forces, rabbanim are like soldiers who haven’t left their guard posts. I’d like to dedicate these few lines to one particular rabbi whom most readers will
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