Ration de combat #[nn]

Ovadia Benishu's Ration de Combat arrives from Warum with a cover that immediately signals something raw and introspective — a young figure curled tightly in a fetal-like pose, surrounded by scattered military gear and equipment rendered in warm yellows against a vivid orange background. The composition feels intimate and unsettling at once, suggesting both vulnerability and the weight of service life. With a preface by Asaf Hanuka, this 2016 release looks like a compelling personal document drawn from the experience of military duty.