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'My chest feels empty': Ariel Levin's long journey home

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“My chest feels empty': Ariel Levin's long journey home”

Ariel Levin spent decades believing he was Jewish, but a rabbi told him that under halacha he would need to convert. The former British Army soldier, raised by a father who helped more than 317,000 people make aliyah, refused at first. He later converted with his wife, Talia, and their children, and the family made aliyah in August 2024. Today they live in Beit El, where he says conversion is really a process of coming home. The post 'My chest feels empty': Ariel Levin's long journey home…

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