Harav Asher Weiss' Profound Encounter with a Wounded Warrior

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

there's a young Israeli soldier I won't mention his name because you know after all this is uh personal a young Israeli soldier that lost both legs and his right arm and he was left with an injured left hand he a boy wonderful young and I went to visit him so the first question he asks me is what I put on filler now I'm a righty but now his right arm was amputated under the elbow is that y so do I need to put Anin on my right hand second question was I use my left hand to eat but I also have some use with what was left of my right arm do I need n on my right third question I hope I'll have a

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1. 0:00there's a young Israeli soldier I won't mention his name because you know after all this…
2. 0:32righty but now his right arm was amputated under the elbow is that y so do…
3. 1:03prosthetic by su time what do I do with the lul and the es how do…
4. 1:40beg so so these are sikim if this young boy would becom an Aus could anybody…
5. 2:11to know these boys and appreciate them doesn't mean you have to be like them you…
6. 2:45know these kids and know these people and appreciate them and say thank you and also…

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