One Minute on a Broken Line from Gaza: The Amazing Love Story of Doctors in Uniform

A couple of military doctors, A. and L., tell Channel 14 about meeting in the 'Tzameret' program, their marriage in April 2025 amid war, and the challenges of a relationship while serving on the front and home front. They emphasize the Zionist mission and mutual support, along with coping with uncertainty and few minutes of conversation.

A. and L., a couple of doctors in uniform, tell Channel 14 about their love story that began at a meet-and-greet of the 'Tzameret' program in the first week of studies. A. fell in love at first sight, but L. responded to his courtship only at the Purim party in 2019. They studied medicine, lived together, enlisted in the IDF, and completed a military doctors' course, but chose different tracks: A. continued to a combat doctors' course in Battalion Bislach 906, while L. serves as a doctor at Bahad 20. They married in April 2025, in the midst of war, believing it is a duty to continue building a home in Israel. The two cope with uncertainty, fears, and few minutes of conversation per day, but emphasize mutual support and the Zionist mission. They are proud to be part of the Medical Corps and note the support of families and friends. The interview focuses on the personal and emotional aspects of the relationship against the backdrop of military service.