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Reserve Captain in Lebanon Celebrates Son's First Steps Amid War Challenges Reserve Captain Shovi Grozman, serving in Lebanon, joyfully learned via video call that his son took his first steps, highlighting family challenges amid war. He praised his wife and all reservists' wives as the true heroes managing the home front during the conflict.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Reserve Captain Shovi Grozman learned via video call that his son took his first steps in Lebanon. 02 The emotional video of the moment went viral and touched many online. 03 Grozman and his wife Mushki discussed the severe family challenges during the war. 04 Mushki admitted the emotional strain but stressed the need to keep moving forward. 05 Shovi praised his wife and all reservists' wives as the real heroes on the home front. 06 He minimized the soldiers' role, emphasizing the crucial support women provide at home. Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 13 , the latest report. Read Channel 13’s original The coverage
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