The Wounded Soldier | Rabbi Daniel Coren

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Coren’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] October 7th, one of the greatest mini holocaust that we've seen in our lifetime. A few months into the war, one of my close tell them, his name is Yehuda. He went to visit Telash. Tash is a rehab for the soldiers that are injured in the most terrible way, losing arms, feet. And I said first of all you could get a bra from someone that put the lies on the line. B you could be the lies on the line. B you could be able to be of them. The young man Yehuda goes to tell and he's not scared. He's undaunted. He speaks to them openly. Thank you. Give me a one young man that he befriended his name is Eden. And as he got a little bit closer he told Eden, listen you got to say hello to my rebi. So he facetimed me. I was excited to see another Jew. And after a few minutes I said Eden would you like to learn every single day once a day for about 2 minutes.

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1. 0:00[Music] October 7th, one of the greatest mini holocaust that we've seen in our lifetime. A…
2. 0:31the lies on the line. B you could be able to be of them. The young…
3. 1:01once a day for about 2 minutes. Amazingly we started learning every single day one Mishna…
4. 1:32learning." So I said, "Ed, what do what do you want to learn?" So he said…
5. 2:02I want to come home and when I see my wife, I want it to be…
6. 2:33true connection is going to come from and I said Edan you inspired me and you…
7. 3:04I'm stunned and I realize this guy is my rebi and he goes on to explain…

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