32 Clicks: The Photos and Videos You Really Shouldn't Miss

The highlight of public relations

Israel Berger, the man behind Geula Radio, opened a public relations department for Hasidic music artists.

And also the military police

The Rebbe of Nickelsburg enjoyed the book with which he spent the trip, and he also responded in a press release:

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A miracle on his feet

The security tensions brought with them a host of episodes and images, this one also unique in its own right:

The warm corner

In the sweet corner of Hebron, everyone knew: there would always be room. Thus, the store became a temporary shelter whenever the sirens wailed.

There is hope.

A group of soldiers left behind in Latrun chose to turn a shoulder to the dancing of their brothers on the Gaza border:

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The tribal campfire

While near the border, the soldiers improvised with the guitar songs in personal dedication to the murderous rabbi:

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Windmills

''Zichron Menachem', which took the children of the camp to the Netherlands, taught the children to express their feelings about what was happening in Israel in poetry:

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Write down a number.

Another never-ending kindness:

And on the earth below

The children know how to improvise the best hiding place for themselves in the field conditions:

And the sun above

ZAKA dedicated an ambulance to the Kiryat Shmona branch, specifically in Beit Shemesh.

And for acts of kindness

A lot of kindness and participation was recorded during the days of tension. In the photo: A business owner who sent a pot of stew to the soldiers, so that the aromas of Shabbat would reach even among the sick:

Such a lens

There have always been and always will be curious people, but the curiosity to watch the Iron Dome system fire should not disappear when curiosity about a new lens emerges:

The one who is not hungry for your bread

Shawarma Diamond distributed dozens of shawarma portions one evening to soldiers waiting near the border.

Side of the road

Rabbi Amar met with the Director General of MDA and his people at the Or HaChaim celebration, and wished that the teams would not have to work during the operation. Avi Hovav Hantzich.

I am with him.

Lipa Schmelzer, who managed to comfort the families of the three murdered people last week, stayed to celebrate the wedding and, along the way, experienced the alarms in Jerusalem.

Ringing the alarm

Rolly Dickman had his own alarm, when the organ refused to play after a real alarm.

Eitan Dome

Amiran Dvir added a clause to last week's labor contracts: Iron Dome.

In good spirits

The holiday calendars in Bnei Brak are not afraid of missiles falling:

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The fire of joy in the camera lens

Eli Rosenthal returned home full of adrenaline after a long wedding, and rushed to help put out a huge fire that was raging in Petah Tikva:

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We will not be shaken, we will not be afraid.

Singer Benny Friedman joined Komzitz at Yerachmiel Ziegler's house, and drank more than one glass of Yish in honor of the departed.

And our eyes will see

Mordechai Ben-David, who was spending Shabbat with his son-in-law in Savyon, wanted to see the Iron Dome system up close. ZAKA, the wish-fulfilling organizations, took on the task.

Royal camera

Yoel Wexberger upgraded to a reflex camera. The photos, he says, will be integrated into the paintings, not replace them.

A foot here, a foot there

A London bus, echoing the voices of protesters for and against Israel, chose to sit on the fence.

Dairy traffic light

When Bani Mahlab meets celebrities on the city street, he doesn't stop at a red light and goes up to his brother-in-law.

Free country

The man in the photo was standing at a crossroads in the heart of Brooklyn protesting against Israel's attacks on Hamas. It was actually ultra-Orthodox Jews who drove past him in their cars who shouted insults at him.

Animal cartoon

A collection of cartoons and pictures you probably missed this week:

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