11 years after the tragedy: the son of late Deputy Commissioner Ephraim Bracha opens up about everything
11 years after his father, Deputy Commissioner Ephraim Bracha, took his own life, his son Reuveni Bracha gives an interview to i24NEWS and talks about his decision to join the police force following his father, his current role as commander of the Lod station, and the politicians who make pilgrimages to Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto.
11 years after Deputy Commissioner Ephraim Bracha took his own life, his son, Reuveni Bracha, gives an interview to Adi Meiri of i24NEWS and talks about his life following the tragedy. Reuveni, now a senior officer in Lod, discusses his decision to join the police force following his father, despite the pain and complexity. He describes the home he grew up in, where the police were an integral part of life, and the moment he decided to follow in his father's footsteps. In the interview, he also addresses the politicians who, ahead of the elections, once again make pilgrimages to Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto. The article describes Reuveni's personal journey, who now heads the Lod station, a city of complex communities and significant crime challenges, and emphasizes that despite the rank and position, he will always be his father's son.