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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 22 MIN

The Police Officer Who Saved A Kibbutz: Ran Gvili 🇮🇱

from IDSF Daily Israel Briefing · host Moshe Davis

On October 7th, one police officer stood between 122 terrorists and an entire Kibbutz. One of the first hostages taken by Hamas into Gaza, and the last to be returned home, this is the powerful story of Ran Gvili’s final stand and the legacy he left behind. In this exclusive interview, we sit down with the parents of Ran Gvili to uncover the depth of his heroism. Faced with impossible odds, Ran didn't just fight back—he became the shield for an entire Kibbutz. He died so that they could live. Rani's parents tell his story and what it meant to him to be a Police Officer in Israel, But Ran's mission isn't over. His family is building a Police Academy to train the next generation of defenders in his image. 🔴 URGENT CALL TO ACTION: Help build the Ran Gvili Police Academy and secure Israel's future. DONATE HERE: http://Gvili.org #Gvili #IsraelUnderAttack #IDSF #Hero of Israel #IsraelWar Music by Mircea Iancu from Pixabay

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