Ivri Dickshtein, who fell in battle in southern Lebanon, sent his wife Miriam a delivery of chocolate and flowers before he was killed - but it did not arrive before his death.
Accompanying the gifts was a handwritten letter from Ivri. In it, he wrote:
"My beloved wife,
I am writing to you from the far north - hopefully for the last time. I am here, happy, and doing something significant for my nation. I ask that you smile and keep your head high. I am fine - don't worry about me. I love you the most in the world, pamper yourself with chocolate and enjoy the bouquet's beauty.
Yours always,
Ivri."
Ivri, however, did not live to hear his wife's thank-you: He was killed during combat in Lebanon, and his wife received his last gift and letter after returning home from his funeral.
ReplyDeleteThis poignant story of Ivri Dickshtein, who sent a final, heartfelt message to his wife Miriam before his tragic death in battle, highlights the enduring power of love and the deep emotional connections that transcend even the most difficult circumstances. Ivri's letter and the delivery of chocolate and flowers symbolize his desire to bring some comfort to his wife amidst the uncertainty of war. Unfortunately, he never received the chance to witness her reaction, but his thoughtfulness remains a testament to his love and sacrifice.
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