Nadiv Yair — the Hebrew name he took long ago — is a native Hawaiian who first came to Israel in 1982. He never left. A year later, he converted to Judaism, married, had five sons (four of whom are now fighting in the IDF) and one daughter. He fought in Israel’s campaigns in Lebanon and Gaz, as a member of the Sayeret Golani. He lives on a hilltop in the West Bank. He now trains Israeli Special Forces in military fieldcraft. He’s an unusual man, and his thoughts on Israel, the Arabs, and the effect of the atrocities inflicted by Hamas on the people of Israel are worth hearing. He can be seen, and heard, here:
Istanbul_Chick says
Interesting man, with an interesting perspective.
Thank you, for sharing this.
mgoldberg says
A man of peace, a man of strength, a man of reality. He has few illusions about what he and Israel are up against. Unlike the arabs who call for Israel to disappear, who call for Jihad, he does not revel in the blood of his enemy, nor in having to take it, but he knows that that is what they will call for and he patiently awaits when it is called for. I received a WhatApp video from a guy in his early 30’s who lives in a kibbutz close to Rafah, Gaza, and last night the artillery explosions were loud and ongoing as the IDF finally entered Rafah. There was no reveling in the taking of arab blood, only the hope for the success of ending Hamas and a call for a prayer to give success to that hope.
Rick Olsha says
THE VERY PROOF, AM ISREAL CHAI !!!