Baruch Dayan HaEmet

This was 23 year old Staff Sgt. Yonadav Raz Levenstein from Eilat. He was in the Givati Brigade's reconnaissance unit and was killed in action yesterday in Gaza.

May his memory be for a blessing

This IDF combat hero came to fetch his son from school today, same school my son attends.

Note the Ethiopian flag on his rifle.

During this period, all schools and kindergartens in certain cities like mine have armed IDF soldiers of Pikud HaOref standing outside the entrances. Some are volunteers like her.

Horrific!!

Listen to Asher Moskovitz's testimony of what he witnessed while dealing with bodies of people murdered during the Hamas massacre.

He explains how he saw the baby who was attached to an oven heating element after the baby was cooked alive in the oven and got attached to the element.

We are dealing with demons here not humans.

Footage of the massive amount of cars burnt and destroyed by Hamas terrorists during the massacre. Each car has a story to tell of a person or family who got murdered or kidnapped or who escaped with their lives.

Pretty good criticism of Paddy Cosgrove (co-founder of Web Summit)

While I don't agree with every part of this video, his general message is quite clear and very well made.

It's just a pity that they couldn't spend a little more time spell checking their subtitles. 🤦‍♂

An IDF combat soldier came home to surprise his girlfriend by proposing to her while he is serving in the war

Mazal tov

A touching thing that left wing atheistic Israeli author, Omer Barak, wrote after the Hamas massare.

He said that he was raised by a family who were anti-Judaism, yes many Ashkenazim in Israel have this unfortunately, and that he was even ashamed to call himself a Jew. He always referred to himself only as an Israeli & he hated the word Jew & said there was nothing Jewish in him.

Since the Hamas massacre he got a big wake up call & he now realises that he cannot escape from who he is, a Jew. So for the first time in his entire life he and his kids lit Shabbat candles. He didnt have a clue what prayer to say so they said the prayer for lighting Channukah candles but its the intention that matters.

He now says he is proud of being Jewish and ashamed that he denied it. He says he will not wear a kippah now nor does he think he will see himself in a synagogue but he will try find Judaism, he will seek God.

He now refers to himself as an author, reporter, Israeli and a Jew!

Kol Hakavod brother, baby steps!