I was in the army base city near the front lines yesterday at the wedding of an officer from Golani Brigade's Unit 51. This brigade has fought in some of the toughest battles the IDF has engaged in over the holiday of Simchat Torah. They paid a very heavy price with the lives of dozens of fighters who fought with utmost dedication to defend the State of Israel.
Yesterday, this brigade rose to celebrate with the groom and bride. The groom, an officer who took the place of another officer who fell in battle, thus postponed his own wedding, which took place in the city near the front lines. He and his wife decided to add love to stop the hatred that the terrorists displayed. To add much life against the lovers of death. To add joy, hope, and faith and to stop the sorrow, despair, and weakness that our enemies want to sow in us.
Now we see these soldiers rising and inflicting a double blow on our enemies. They are crippling their infrastructure. Now these invaders understand that their joy was premature.






