The Sukkah is shaking - and the home we are rebuilding
A profile feature on Neria Leiter, son of Israel's ambassador to the US Yehiel Leiter, who was wounded in a terror attack after losing his brother Moshe in battles in Gaza. The article combines a description of the Sukkot holiday as a symbol of temporariness and the power of rehabilitation, with the personal story of the Leiter brothers, while emphasizing their heroism and dedication to defending the home.
An inspiring personal profile feature on Neria Leiter, son of Israel's ambassador to the US Yehiel Leiter, who was seriously wounded in a ramming attack after losing his brother Moshe in the Swords of Iron battles in Gaza. The article combines the symbolism of the Sukkot holiday, representing temporariness and fragility, with the story of the Leiter brothers, while emphasizing their heroism, dedication, and love for the land. Neria, who was called up for reserve duty time and again, was wounded while defending the residents of central Israel. The article quotes a post Neria wrote, in which he explained why he had to return to service, defining it as a "huge privilege." Their father, Ambassador Yehiel Leiter, is described as someone who can clearly say the simple things the world wants to forget. The article ends with a call to build together the "fallen sukkah of David."