Uri Nagar posted a story on Monday in which he updated his more than 90,8 followers about receiving Order <> for reserve service. Carpenter, who previously served as a combat soldier in Givati, took the matter lightly and even joked about it on his Instagram story, but in a conversation with us he sounded a little different and expressed concerns about the draft when he spoke about many years in which he did not train. In an open conversation, he also shared his desire for his two daughters to be proud of him, and conveyed an important message to the citizens.
In the story in question, Carpenter didn't say much. "Once again, I am remembered at the second entrance," Carpenter wrote in reference to the order he received for reserve duty. "Uri (default) carpenter," winked as a reference to his entry into the "Big Brother" house at the second tenants' entrance.
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"It's so fresh that I haven't even digested it yet," Carpenter tells us when we ask him about his feelings about being drafted. "First of all, there's no doubt that it's a healthy, stressful kappa. I haven't done reserve duty for ten years. I haven't done reserve duty since the moment I was discharged. I was a fighter in Givati, and when I was released I flew to America for six years. At the beginning of the war, I was quite surprised that they didn't summon me, but if they need me, I show up. There is no consideration at all."
Do you know where you will be recruited, to the southern or northern sectors?
"Actually, no. I know that because I haven't done training for a long, long time, we're recruited to the base of training first of all. Training for a week and a half, and only after they train us will we be assigned to their own place."
Is there a fear of leaving childhood, home?
"Of course, what do you mean? This fear also happens on a daily basis, when I go for a weekend in the center. There is concern. I have a very big connection to girls, unequivocally, clearly. I suffer from longing. I want them to see their dad in uniform and be proud of me."
Is there any message that is important for you to convey?
"This is the time for all of us to help, in any way. Whether it's as a reserve soldier or if it's voluntary. In everything. The situation for everyone is crooked, and the routine is not clear to everyone, so do everything you can do to get out of the mess. And if we can help, why not?"
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