"When the phone rings in the morning, you pray that it won't be the event you're thinking about," is how R"G Moshe Levy describes the start of his day in a special interview with "Srougim." He has been serving as a gravedigger and identifyer of fallen soldiers in the Northern Command for 21 years, a role that made him one of the first people to meet IDF fallen soldiers on their final journey.
"There were some difficult sights there"
His path beg…
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"When the phone rings in the morning, you pray that it won't be the event you're thinking about," is how R"G Moshe Levy describes the start of his day in a special interview with "Srougim." He has been serving as a gravedigger and identifyer of fallen soldiers in the Northern Command for 21 years, a role that made him one of the first people to meet IDF fallen soldiers on their final journey.
"There were some difficult sights there"
His path beg…