Interview: Grandmother of recent terror victim

Originally published in inn.co.il, translated by Sharona Eshet-Kohen

"The doctors did not give up, it was a real miracle"

Grandmother of Nahum Navis, who was severely wounded in recent Gush Etzion attack

The grandmother of Nahum Nevis, who was severely wounded in the recent Gush Etzion terror attack, tells of his condition. "We asked how he felt and Nahum moved his lips and said with no voice, 'Barukh HaShem [Thank G-d].'"

News Analysis: The Tzaddikim Brought About The Destruction

by Rav Zalman Melamed in inn.co.il, and Emanuel Shilo in Besheva

Edited and translated by Hillel Fendel

Rav Zalman Melamed, top (credit: alchetron.com)
Emanuel Shilo, bottom (credit: NashimBeYarok)

Rav Zalman Melamed reminds us that ignoring King Solomon's warning "do not be too righteous" can bring destruction upon us – as it has in the past. Emanuel Shilo, the editor of Besheva, explains why this is true politically.

Marching for Life in Memory of Young Terror Victim

Originally published in myesha.org.il, translated by Hillel Fendel

Hundreds of hikers convene at Danny Spring for Rina's memorial ceremony

Thousands(!) of hikers took part in an exciting and moving nature march in memory of Rina Shnerb, hy"d. Rina was murdered last month by a Palestinian terrorist while on a hike to Danny Spring with her father and brother. Binyamin Regional Council head Yisrael Ganz and Lod Mayor Yair Rebibo – the Shnerb family lives in Lod – led a convoy to Danny Spring, followed by many hundreds of hikers who took part there in a ceremony in Rina's memory.

Eugen Gluck z"l, Bet El's Benefactor

by Yaakov "Ketzaleh" Katz

Ketzaleh and Eugen at Annual Bet El Dinner

This week we lost a man who, in my opinion, was the greatest Jewish donor and benefactor in the United States: Mr. Eugen Gluck. Eugen and his wife Jean, who passed away a year ago, were both Holocaust survivors.

Interview with Eitan Shnerb, Father of Terror Victim

Originally published in Hebrew in Israel National News and translated by Hillel Fendel

Rav Eitan Shnerb after terror attack that killed his daughter(Credit: Arutz 7)

Rabbi Eitan Shnerb, father of 17-year-old Rina, hy"d, related what happened this past Friday when his daughter was killed in a terrorist bombing. He spoke with Niv Raskin of Channel 12.

"Everything started when I took my children Rina [17 years old] and Dvir [19 years old] on a hike in the Land of Israel [in south-western Samaria, about 15 miles from Ben Gurion International Airport as the crow flies]. I wanted to spend some quality time with them. We arrived at the Danny Spring [named for Danny Gonen, murdered in a terrorist attack there four years ago], parked the car, and started going down on the path. Towards the end, there was a big explosion. I could tell right away that it was a pretty big explosive device."