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Ondria Rees
July 23, 2020
I felt that conversion was meant to be. It motivated me… I was determined to be a part of Am Yisrael (the Jewish people).
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lone soldier
Remembering, honoring IDF’s lone soldier Steinberg, comrades
Ryan Torok
August 19, 2015
“I just want to say, Max was my best soldier, and I loved him so much, and to be with you is like closure for me. It’s something you can’t explain in words.”
Body of missing Israeli lone soldier from U.S. found with gunshot wounds
Jewish Journal
August 19, 2014
The body of a missing Israeli lone soldier from the United States was found in central Israel with gunshot wounds.
Event celebrating Max Steinberg draws nearly 1,000 to Saban Theatre
Ryan Torok
August 14, 2014
A memorial service for fallen Lone Soldier Max Steinberg at the Saban Theatre on Aug. 12 painted the area native as both a normal young adult and a hero, one who loved having fun, formed easy connections with others and whose quest to find himself took him to the Jewish homeland.
Excerpts from the stars: Steinberg family consoled by Kraft, Netanyahu, Peres
Jared Sichel
August 4, 2014
Days after hearing of the death of IDF volunteer Max Steinberg, a 24-year-old Los Angeles resident who was killed in Gaza on July 20 when his elite Golani unit was ambushed, stars in Israel and the United States sent their touching letters of condolence to the Steinberg family.
When your child fights in Gaza, this is how it feels
Jared Sichel
July 23, 2014
Jonathan and Daphne Orenshein do not like when an unknown number pops up on their cell phone.
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