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Father of Fallen Golani Soldier Accompanies Younger Son to Enlistment, Upholding Family Legacy

By יוני קמפינסקי
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Nearly three years after Sergeant Amichai Rubin was killed in the battles on October 7, his father, Yishai Rubin, accompanied his younger son to the Golani Brigade recruitment center. In an interview with Channel 7, Yishai spoke about the pride, concern, and faith that help the family move forward despite their profound loss. For the Rubin family, the enlistment day was more than the start of military service; it was a continuation of Sergeant Amichai Rubin's legacy, who fell heroically while serving in Golani.

Yishai, a former Golani soldier himself, emphasized that his younger son is following an important path and doing the right thing by joining the brigade. He expressed confidence in his son's strength and commitment to serving the people of Israel. He also prayed for the safety of his son and all soldiers. When asked how the family could send another son to combat service after such a heavy loss, Yishai explained that Amichai fought bravely despite severe injuries, and his brothers continue his path. "Even when it hurts, we continue. Even when severely wounded, we continue. This is the way," he said.

Yishai concluded by acknowledging the mix of pride and natural worry that accompanies the family during this time. The Rubin family’s story highlights the enduring spirit and sacrifice tied to military service in Israel, especially within families who have paid the highest price.

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