Hi,
Hope you’re having a great day.
And that you had a meaningful Passover.
… Many Jews may have been wondering at the Seder.
The Exodus? Splitting of the Sea?
Why did G-d stop doing miracles?”
My answer?
… He didn’t!
In fact one of His miracles is 67 years old today!
Today is Yom Ha’atzmaut. Israeli Independence Day.
Mazal Tov!
I recently had one of those “remember the miracle of Israel” moments.
And I wanted to share it with you.
Friends of mine went to Israel for a very special event.
Their son Yaakov was being inducted into the Israeli Army.
They told me how proud they were.
And how moving the ceremony was.
I’m sure it was very moving for all the parents there.
But it was especially so for Yaakov’s parents.
Why?
As you can imagine, basic training for the IDF is no picnic.
In fact?
Before Yaakov could be presented with his IDF beret?
He had to take part in a 70 kilometer march!
Had to march for over 40 miles.
While carrying equipment weighing 40% of his body weight!
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Why?
… Because the word “march” brings something else to their mind.
It takes them back approximately 70 years.
Yaakov’s grandmother was also in a march.
A death march!
She was a German Jew who survived the Holocaust.
And shortly before liberation?
Thousands of prisoners were forced to march long distances in the bitter cold.
Those who could not keep up were shot.
She was among less than 200 who survived the march.
… Picture her on that death march.
Could she have even imagined having a grandson?
And how about a grandson who would also be in a march?
But a different kind of march…
Taking place in the Land of Israel.
To qualify as a defender of over six million Jews!
It’s easy for us to take Israel for granted.
But we shouldn’t.
What a privilege we have to experience this miracle.
And we should never stop saying, “Wow”!
All the best,