More OCT 7 Stories of Real Gedoilim!

 Charedim honor their Rabbanim and call them "gedoilim" though those "gedoilim"  say that they have "no shaichis " to over 10 million Jews, and they boast about that!

It is interesting to note that the Vayoel Moshe (מאמר ישוב א"י, סימן קמה) refers to Zionists as עמלקים!

"העמלקים התיישבו בארץ ישראל"

Aren't those the words of the meraglim? Asking for a friend.

"עֲמָלֵ֥ק יוֹשֵׁ֖ב בְּאֶ֣רֶץ הַנֶּ֑גֶב"

You cannot make this stuff up

Let's take a look at what the Gra says about עמלקים!  

(ספר אבן שלמה פרק יא, סעיף ח) 

"חמש מיני ערב רב בישראל, ובעלי מחלוקת הם גרועים מכולם, והם נקראים עמלקים"

Enough said והמבין יבון

ONE OF THE MOST HEARTBREAKING VIDEOS OF OCTOBER 7 A 5-year-old Israeli girl, trapped under heavy fire while caring for her baby sister, sees armed men approaching. She thinks they are Hamas terrorists coming to kill them. Terrified, trembling, she pleads: “Please, no.” “Are you Israelis?” “Take us.” “I am here with a baby.” Only then does she realize they are Israelis who have come to rescue them. A heroic little girl — just 5 years old — protecting a baby in the middle of unimaginable terror. Some images from that day can never be erased. 10/7 — NEVER FORGET. NEVER FORGIVE. 🇮🇱

— Raylan Givens (@JewishWarrior13) October 7, 2026

 

Karni Guez was at the head of a platoon of female tankists from the Caracal Battalion on the morning of October 7. She commanded 8 soldiers, divided between a Merkava tank and an armored support vehicle.

When the alerts sounded, she realized it was not a drill, and that something abnormally serious was happening.

Positioned near the border with Egypt, she received the order with her fighters to move north to approach the combat zone.

On the road, they encountered a first group of Hamas fighters in pickups who had crossed the border and were heading toward the nearby kibbutzim.

Karni Guez gave the order to engage the enemy immediately, and the platoon opened fire; the fighting would last nearly an hour, more than twenty Hamas fighters would be eliminated, their vehicles and arsenal destroyed, and most importantly, the infiltration wave on their position was repelled.

With this threat neutralized, Guez gave the order to move toward Kibbutz Holit. Her platoon then engaged in combat against heavily armed Hamas units attempting to penetrate the kibbutz, while maneuvering at the same time to protect wounded soldiers. During these maneuvers, the soldiers would eliminate numerous Hamas fighters, either by tank fire or by crushing them as they tried to flee.

With the threat to Holit neutralized, Guez chose to move toward Kibbutz Sufa, whose military post had been overrun by Hamas men.

With the main communication network malfunctioning, she took up position and engaged the Hamas men to slowly regain the ground.

Karni Guez's soldiers later received reinforcements from Shayetet 13 commandos, to whom they then provided precious fire support to ultimately uproot and repel the Hamas, after more than 6 hours of fighting.

They then launched a street combat operation, and house-to-house, building-by-building clearing, to rescue trapped civilians and allow them to evacuate safely. The Battle of Sufa would last in total more than 12 hours.

It was only around 2 a.m., after 19 hours of fierce fighting, exhausted and out of ammunition, that Karni Guez finally ordered her platoon to withdraw to their base camp.

The leadership and cool-headedness of Karni, who improvised alone, without communications and without orders, her battle plan throughout the day, and the combativeness, professionalism, and heroism of her soldiers saved the kibbutzim of Holit and Sufa, and concretely the entire H'evel Shalom region.

Honor to Karni and her soldiers, heroines of Israel.