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Tag Archives: Rabbi Avraham Sinai
“Rabbi Avraham Sinai, once Ibrahim Yassin, spied on #Hezbollah for Israel. This week his son Amos, born a Shiite Muslim in Lebanon, received a presidential citation for service in Golani brigade”
TIMES OF ISRAEL From Hezbollah to Israeli army: The extraordinary journey of a father and son by Staff May 14, 2016 When 120 young Israeli soldiers lined up outside the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on Thursday to receive citations for … Continue reading
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Tagged Amos Sinai, Golani Brigade, Rabbi Avraham Sinai
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