Israel – A rabbi from the northern Israel holy town of Tzfat says that his decades-long journey from Shia Muslim to Hezbollah terrorist commander to Judaism was really “God’s work.”
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In a lengthy interview with Reuters, 52 year-old Rabbi Avraham Sinai explains his remarkable journey which began back in Lebanon when he was a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
Sinai explains how circumstances led him to working with Israeli intelligence, eventually working as an undercover operative in Hezbollah.
Sinai explains that finally his cover was blown, which led him to being relocated to Tzfat, where he and his wife converted to Judaism under the tutelage of chief rabbi, Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu.
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Kol Hakovod. May we see more people that see the truth in yiddishkeit, and the falseness in the so-called Iranian controlled Islam. They kill on a whim anyone that disagrees with them.
This is actually quite scary.
Does that mean that terrorists don’t have bad natures ? Or did he stay with it?
Quite amazing. I’m impressed. Thanks for the story.
Neat story.
Even the lot that hates the eye of judgment can have an eye of total contribution. Rabbi Sinai should be commended on his life.
I see Torah in his giving nature.
B’H
Maybe he will write a book of his experiences?