<p>Our guest served in team 30, he is a professional photographer that decided to volunteer when the war started to document it from inside Gaza and show the IDF and especially Unit 669 from behind the camera.</p>
<p>He has more than 120 GB of footage and he is already created a book that will be in the stores soon.</p>

Our guest served in team 30, he is a professional photographer that decided to volunteer when the war started to document it from inside Gaza and show the IDF and especially Unit 669 from behind the camera. He has more than 120 GB of footage and he is already created a book that will be in the stores soon.

Shooting terrorists VS terrorists shooting; B.Y.'s unique experience of a wartime photographer

On “PodCats”, hear from veterans of Unit 669, the elite Combat Search &amp; Rescue force of the IDF, on how they translate the flexibility, readiness, and creativity required on their missions to life outside the military. 
We will talk about Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Business, Social Impact, and Inspiration.

Featuring the most interesting stories from veterans, supporters, and those rescued by the unit, tune in to hear how they live up to the unit’s mascot, the nimble and creative Black Cat!

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On “PodCats”, hear from veterans of Unit 669, the elite Combat Search & Rescue force of the IDF, on how they translate the flexibility, readiness, and creativity required on their missions to life outside the military. We will talk about Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Business, Social Impact, and Inspiration. Featuring the most interesting stories from veterans, supporters, and those rescued by the unit, tune in to hear how they live up to the unit’s mascot, the nimble and creative Black Cat!

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