Pesach In Afghanistan With Chaplain Captain Raphael Berdugo

seder in afghanistanPHOTOS & EXCLUSIVE VIDEO of Chaplain Captain Raphael Berdugo’s Pesach experience in Afghanistan. Captain Berdugo, a Frum Chaplain in the U.S. Air Force left for Afghanistan on March 2nd and returned on April 14th. The Captain flew to Afghanistan to be with other Jewish Army Personnel currently on active duty in Afghanistan, to give them a taste of a semi-normal Pesach away from family and friends and inspire them with much needed support. Captain Berudgo led a Pesach Seder for

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close to 20 Jewish Soldiers, where he sang the Hagadah and instilled in them a true Pesach spirit.

See photos of Cpt. Berdugo speaking with soldiers wounded in the line of duty, before being transported to hospitals. Also in the photos, Cpt. Berdugo takes us for a behind-the-scenes look at some of their hospitals, Air Force Bases, Fighter Jets, Weapons and more.

Watch the video for a fascinating look at the streets of Afghanistan, from the sky, the Air Force Base and at the Pesach Seder.

Last year, Captain Berdugo spent Pesach in Iraq. To view video & photos of last year’s experience, click here.

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7 COMMENTS

  1. R’ Captain Rephael is a wonderful person! I remember learning with him years ago. He is a talmid chacham and a big mentsch too! He is doing amazing work. Btw, I am guessing that those neighborhoods they were driving through are pretty rough places. You think Lakewood is dangerous??!!!

  2. A tear came to my eye watching the seder that he was conducting. Thank you Captain for your service and for all your time in country.
    For some of those people it might have been their first seder, but they are fighting risking their lives that we can all have our seder and practice freely our customs.

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