Jordan Bensemhoun was from France, but went to fight with the Israelis.
He was a "Lone Soldier" as they call those who do not have family in Israel.
So at the funeral, which was held on July 23, 2014 over 36,0000 people showed up to mourn his death.
It is their Mitzvah, or "good deed", to be an example of the "Israeli Spirit". So there really is no "lone soldier" in Israel.
He was a "Lone Soldier" as they call those who do not have family in Israel.
So at the funeral, which was held on July 23, 2014 over 36,0000 people showed up to mourn his death.
It is their Mitzvah, or "good deed", to be an example of the "Israeli Spirit". So there really is no "lone soldier" in Israel.
Jordan Bensemhoun was from France, but went to fight with the Israelis.
He was a "Lone Soldier" as they call those who do not have family in Israel.
So at the funeral, which was held on July 23, 2014 over 36,0000 people showed up to mourn his death.
It is their Mitzvah, or "good deed", to be an example of the "Israeli Spirit". So there really is no "lone soldier" in Israel.
He was a "Lone Soldier" as they call those who do not have family in Israel.
So at the funeral, which was held on July 23, 2014 over 36,0000 people showed up to mourn his death.
It is their Mitzvah, or "good deed", to be an example of the "Israeli Spirit". So there really is no "lone soldier" in Israel.
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