A Lone Soldier From Crown Heights Has A Request As He Prepares To Enter Gaza
Following months of duty up north, a lone soldier’s unit is now preparing for a critical 6-8 week mission in Gaza. This operation demands a tactical advantage, especially under cover of night. Sadly, very few of their troops have the vital tool of night vision gear, which can mean the difference between success and uncertainty.
Our objective is clear: to equip these courageous soldiers with the night vision capabilities they urgently need. With this gear, they will gain the edge required to safely complete their mission and bring our brothers and sisters held in Gaza back home to their families.
Join me in this mission to provide our troops with the tools necessary for success. Every contribution makes a difference in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of those who selflessly defend our nation.
Thank you for standing with us as we support those who sacrifice so much for our freedom.
Jacob z Goldstein
As an Army Chaplain who served 5 Deployments in combat I cannot fatham to believe that there is a shortage of night vision goggles in a first rate Army and the soldiers have to beg and schnor money to receive them . In the US military they are a controlled item and must be returned at the end of the deployment or the soldier is charged . What happens in the IDF why is there nor enough of this
Mendy
You being in the US military would know that our defense budget is few hundred times larger than the Israel’s defense budget. The only people who have access to good night vision are higher ranking officers and soldiers in certain positions. what we’re trying to do is get the guy who’s going door-to-door, and is putting his life in the most danger, the same tech and capabilities.
Anonymous
Jacob raises a valid point on logistics, and prioritization of necessities by senior IDF commanders which goes to keeping soldiers safe and prepared. I just donated.
Thank you Mendy for your service.