A reservist who bought an apartment from developer Yehuda Rahamim says the developer waived a significant debt after he wrote explaining that he enlisted immediately after the October 7 attack. The reservist shared the story with The Zioneer to highlight acts of kindness done quietly.
A reservist who served after the October 7 attack told The Zioneer that developer Yehuda Rahamim waived a significant debt on an apartment purchase after receiving a letter explaining the soldier's enlistment. The reservist said he bought the apartment in a project by Rahamim and fell behind on payments, incurring interest and penalties. After writing to the developer to explain his situation, Rahamim forgave the debt without argument. The reservist said he shared the story to highlight acts of kindness done quietly. The Zioneer has previously reported on reservists facing financial hardship after extended service, making this a rare positive account.
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