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Former Israeli Supreme Court President Recalls Defending Hasidic Leader at Military Draft Office
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Seventy-three years ago, future Israeli Supreme Court President Aharon Barak defended a young Hasidic yeshiva student, Shmuel Berzovsky, at the Jerusalem military draft office. The two discovered they shared the same birthday and later rekindled their connection through a heartfelt letter, symbolizing mutual respect across societal divides amid current debates on ultra-Orthodox military conscription.
- 01Aharon Barak defended yeshiva student Shmuel Berzovsky at Jerusalem draft office 73 years ago.
- 02Both were 17 and born on the same day, September 16, 1936.
- 03Barak intervened when secular youths harassed the religious group seeking draft deferrals.
- 04Berzovsky later sent Barak a touching letter on their 60th birthday recalling their encounter.
- 05The story highlights tolerance amid Israel's ongoing ultra-Orthodox conscription debate.
- 06Their interaction symbolizes potential unity between secular and religious Israelis.
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