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The Lone Soldier column is a weekly diary of a new recruit to the Nachal Hareidi Brigade, 97th Battalion of the Israel Defense Forces following his time in service and beyond. E-mail: lonesoldier@algemeiner.com

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November 15, 2010 5:25 pm
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The Lone Soldier Week 4 – Raw and rugged from Israel’s front lines.

So we get seven minutes to change into our on-base clothes, and be ready standing in shlashot.  (Just back to base after a tour...

November 10, 2010 5:23 pm
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The Lone Soldier Week 3 – Raw and rugged from Israel’s front lines.

'Tis just another Sunday morning. While the rest of the world sleeps late, soldiers all over Israel are getting into uniform, ready to go back...

November 5, 2010 5:20 pm
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The Lone Soldier Week 2 – Raw and rugged from Israel’s front lines.

'Just finished my third week.  So tired but can't seem to fall sleep. This is one of the things the army trains you, in living on minimum sleep. ...

October 18, 2010 5:32 pm
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The Lone Soldier Week 1 – Raw and rugged from Israel’s front lines.

Ok, here's the deal. 'Just joined the Nachal Hareidi Brigade, 97th Battalion, a week ago. Here's how it went the morning of the bakoom, which is the...

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