IDF soldiers recently found a Sefer Tehillim in a Gazan home in the heart of the Jabalya neighborhood of the northern Gaza Strip.
A soldier said they found the Tehillim, from 1986, on a bookshelf in the terrorist’s home.
The Tehillim was a gift to someone named Shmuel Goldring from Oz Sadna, who wrote a dedication on the sefer’s inside cover.
The soldier said that he and his fellow soldiers took the Tehillim in order to return it to its rightful owner.
It is far from the first time that IDF soldiers discovered items in Gazan homes stolen from Israelis, with some – like the Tehillim – stolen years ago, and others stolen as recently as the day of the massacre.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)
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7 Responses
Isn’t the more likely scenario is that a Jewish woman lived in that house?
Gimme a break.
Since when do these israeli esavs respect anything Jewish? Only when the think that there might be a possibility in using it for propaganda efforts, which they are hilariously failing at.
why would a gazan keep it in his house. i was thinking the home owner might have been a jewish sympathizer. perhaps the only one in the entire gaza
JewGut:
Tthis is NOT the way to be דן לכף זכות.
JewGut
As much as you care about your Friday Night Kishkeh with the Shiriaaeem from the Rebbe he too Cares about the Teillim and most probably he knows more judaism than you
JewGut, you sound exactly like the 100% evil Neturei Karta.
I suspect that you made many comments to this web site, but under a different name.
The Tehillim was a gift to someone named Shmuel Goldring from Oz Sadna, wrong
It was the Tzaddik Rav Sender Shpeigel Zatzal who printed thousands of siddurim and Tehillims and gave them out to be used…
he signed his name Sender and ended his inscribtion with Beyididus Oz meaning strong friendship
Rav Sender’s family recognized their late father’s handwriting and were excited to hear the sefer was found!