NJ mom whose son is fighting for Israeli army says he is safe
Cantor Nancy Dubin, from Temple Beth Rishon in Wyckoff, received a voicemail from her 20-year-old son Ari, who is fighting overseas.
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Cantor Nancy Dubin, from Temple Beth Rishon in Wyckoff, received a voicemail from her 20-year-old son Ari, who is fighting overseas.
Ari joined the Israeli military in December. He told his mother over the weekend that he would not be able to check in with her often.
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