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Chilling story about a Yeshiva Bachur and Injured Soldier - Rabbi Shlomo Landau
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here's a mindboggling story out of a yes
went to Bari hospital to visit a friend
of his who was sick he comes into the
room and in the bed next to his friend
is
a is an injured Soldier he goes over to
his friend and he starts talking to him
the friend of the injured soldier who
was sitting by his bedside turns to
theiva and he says to
him why aren't you in the Army and the
Bak says
I'm not in the Army but I'm doing a lot
for the Army says really what are you
doing for the Army he says I adopted a
soldier he says you adopted a soldier
what does that even mean he says when I
DAV and when I learn and all the that I
do I'm doing it on behalf of the soldier
so he should be protected I'm doing
something
too laughingly the friend says right
yeah let me ask you a question you're
really doing it for you're probably just
making it up to make us feel good or to
make yourself feel good what's the name
of the he says the name
isud Ben Karen
all of a sudden the soldier the injured
soldier in the bed turns white in the
face he goes
I'm Kar this had been daving for the
soldier the friend of the soldier then
turns to isak and says if you were
daving and you were learning for him
then how did he get
injured listen the ways of hm are
complicated but listen he's still alive
he survived later in the conversation
the soldier tells the Yesa Bak that the
injury had happened on Tuesday at 4:40
in the afternoon the Yesa Bak turned
white in the face I want you to know
something I try to always come on time
to SED her but that day I didn't get the
Yeshiva to learn till 5:00 you didn't
have the usual Shir the usual protection
that you usually have the two this Yesa
bak and the soldier continued to talk
and they left as best friends hugging
one another feeling deeply connected to
one another T is Megan ter protects
Mitzvah is protect and the soldiers need
all the protection they possibly could
get