Each one of these rocks is for a female IDF field observer who was murdered at this base on October 7th

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While we were at the lookout where the female IDF field observers were murdered on October 7th, we sang Shir La'Maalot after laying a wreath on the memorial

This guy with the group have a power speech to the IDF soldiers we threw a party for this evening by Gaza

Tonight we are all staying at the Dan Caesaria hotel

We were on Kibbutz Elon near the Lebanon border in order to volunteer to help fix up and prepare the place for some of the residents who are returning on Sunday after not living here for a very long time due to all of the Hezbollah attacks.

I took a walk around Kibbutz Elon near the Lebanon border and it crazy how nobody lives there but we are preparing it for the residents to return next week

The leader of the tour had some words to say about what we were doing in Kibbutz Elon

We then went to the kosher Druze restaurant in the Druze village called Julia.

The founder is a widow of a fallen IDF hero and since October 7th she started to give free meals to all IDF soldiers in the area. She named the restaurant after her son Noor who never got to meet his father

At the end of the amazing very tasty meal we broke out into song with the owner of the restaurant

You have to visit this amazing Druze restaurant in Julis which is in northern Israel and it's kosher and meet the owner named Basma and hear her tragic story of the loss of her IDF hero husband and which she overcame that tragedy and gave so much to all the soldiers.

She cares so much about the soldiers that she didn't differentiate between Druze or Jewish soldiers. Her food was not kosher at the beginning but she went out of her way to get kosher certification so she could also give food to the Jewish soldiers.

Kosher certification is very expensive in Israel.

This is Basma, the owner of the Druze restaurant and her son Noor who the restaurant is named after