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Max Steinberg

Stuart Steinberg (second from left), Sam Grundwerg, and Evie Steinberg, stand in front of Sgt. Max Steinberg’s grave at Mt. Herzl national military cemetery, July 20, 2022 (Jacob Rivkin/The Times of Israel)
July 26, 2022, 10:23 am
8 years later, fallen soldier’s family returns to Israel, now with deep connections
The parents of US-born lone soldier Max Steinberg, killed in Gaza in 2014, didn’t know anyone in the country at his funeral; now they are embracing the nation that showed its love
By Jacob Rivkin
IDF soldiers Oron Shaul (left) and Hadar Goldin (right) (Flash90)
May 19, 2017, 8:16 pm
Petition urges Trump to demand return of fallen IDF soldiers’ bodies
Families will deliver appeal to US Consulate ahead of president’s arrival, calling on him not to restart peace talks before remains given back
By ToI Staff
Dov Lipman
July 24, 2015, 11:15 am
Dov Lipman
We will prevail!
A triumphant lesson learned a year ago from delivering care packages, visiting hospitals and going to funerals
From left: Stuart, Evie, Jake, and Paige Steinberg on July 12 with a Torah scroll, adorned with Golani colors and symbol, written in honor of Sgt. Max Steinberg (Luke Tress/ Times of Israel)
July 20, 2015, 3:51 pm
A year on, soldier’s death in Gaza binds his US family to Israel
Evie Steinberg, who came to the holy land for the first time to bury her son, Sgt. Max Steinberg, now ‘dreads going home’
By Mitch Ginsburg
(L to R) Stuart Steinberg, CEO of Birthright Israel Gidi Mark, Evie, Jake and Paige Steinberg at the memorial for Max Steinberg on July 16, 2015. (Erez Uzir/ Birthright Israel)
July 16, 2015, 11:43 pm
Birthright honors lone soldier who fell in Gaza war
Golani fighter Max Steinberg from Southern California joined IDF after Birthright trip, his first visit to Israel
By JTA
Dov Lipman
July 9, 2015, 10:45 am
Dov Lipman
Remembering Max Steinberg
Paying tribute to the slain lone Israeli soldier whose smile, according to a childhood friend, ‘lit up a room’
Justin Hayet
June 16, 2015, 3:31 pm
Justin Hayet
Max Steinberg: Our hero on Mt. Herzl
On a visit to the grave of a soldier who, like half a million others, once made the exact same journey
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