Fallen Soldier's Sister Completes Officer Training, Will Serve Bereaved Families
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Adi Bunzel, sister of fallen soldier Amit Bunzel, completed IDF officer training and will serve as a casualty officer, supporting bereaved families. She wore her brother's red beret during the ceremony, a poignant symbol for her family who has experienced loss. Her father, Itzik Bunzel, a Likud Knesset candidate, shared his pride and her personal motivation for choosing the role.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Adi Bunzel, sister of fallen soldier Amit Bunzel, completed IDF officer training.
- She will serve as a casualty officer, supporting bereaved families.
- Adi wore her brother Amit's red beret during her officer training graduation.
- Her father, Itzik Bunzel, is a Likud candidate for the Knesset.
- Adi explained her desire to help families by saying, 'Who will believe me if not me?'
Adi Bunzel, sister of Amit Bunzel, who fell in battle in the Gaza Strip, has completed officer training in the IDF and will serve as a casualty officer. She wore her brother's red beret during the ceremony.
In her new role, Adi Bunzel will support families dealing with loss and injury. For the Bunzel family, who have experienced bereavement themselves, her completion of the course and choice of duty hold special personal significance.
Her father, Itzik Bunzel, who is running for the Knesset on the Likud list, shared a video from the ceremony. He recounted that even before the course began, his daughter explained her desire to serve specifically in a role where she would encounter bereaved families. "Dad, when I reach a bereaved family and tell them I understand what they are going through and feeling, who will believe me if not me?" she told him.
Itzik Bunzel also noted the item accompanying his daughter: Amit's red beret, which she wore. "All this is happening while she wears the crown of royalty on her head: Amit's red beret. We invite you to be moved with us. May Adi have much success in this powerful and important role."