Widow of Fallen Soldier Omri Ben Moshe Engaged
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Hadas, the widow of fallen soldier Omri Ben Moshe, has become engaged to Natanel. The couple announced their engagement, sharing a verse from Isaiah about compassion and gathering. A commentator noted the engagement's significance as a symbol of hope for the Israeli people, who have endured much loss.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hadas, widow of fallen soldier Omri Ben Moshe, is engaged to Natanel.
- The couple shared the news with a verse from Isaiah about compassion.
- Commentator Racheli Muschkowitz called the engagement a symbol for Israel.
- Muschkowitz stated Israelis are accustomed to shattering and loss.
- She expressed hope for future compassion and sweetness for the nation.
Hadas, the widow of Omri Ben Moshe, who was killed in action, announced her engagement to Natanel. The couple shared the happy news along with a photo, quoting a verse from Isaiah: "In great compassion I will gather you." They wrote, "In a small moment I forsook you, but with great compassion I will gather you. In a surge of indignation I hid my face from you for a moment, but with everlasting kindness I have had compassion on you." They added, "We thank God and are happy to announce our engagement. Hadas and Natanel."
Racheli Muschkowitz, who shared the news, expressed her excitement, stating, "Amidst crowded election days, how exciting to receive good news about a choice in life itself." She further commented, "This is so much the story of the people of Israel. We are accustomed to shattering and loss, more than we could ever imagine. And with this broken land, we feel and sense with certainty how great compassion will yet gather us, and what everlasting kindness will turn our bitterness into sweetness." Muschkowitz concluded with warm congratulations, "Mazal Tov!"