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A woman in Jerusalem documented a touching moment where a man thanked female soldiers, offering them candy and blessings for their service.
Sinai Staff
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“Near the Central Bus Station in Jerusalem stands this man, thanking from the bottom of his heart the female soldiers who sacrifice so much for him and for all the people of Israel. He explained wholeheartedly what he was thanking them for (I didn’t manage to film it, but believe me, that’s what happened), handed them sour candies, and blessed them. So much simplicity. So much gratitude.
So, it’s true, reality isn’t perfect, but let’s choose to focus on the good and the great light within our people. It will surely do us good and bring us closer to the ideal situation.”
Israel and Colombia have agreed to fully restore diplomatic relations after 20 years, a move that includes opening a Colombian embassy in Jerusalem.
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