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Tag Archives: Joshua Greenberg
From a Lone Soldier, My Israeli Journey
YNET by Joshua Greenberg June 12, 2015 Lone soldier recently released from his combat battalion in the IDF shares the meaning of his Israel experience during his challenging time as a volunteer. July afternoons in the Negev desert are not … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged IDF, Joshua Greenberg, Lone soldier, Machal
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