One photo. A father in uniform and a son, embracing in an embrace that neither seems to want to break away from. It's the war photo of many homes today, and it's also the photo Lucy Aharish shared on her Instagram Story with her 89,6 followers on Sunday.
"Daddy came for a few hours," Lucy wrote on the photo showing her husband Tzachi Halevy hugging their young son tightly, a man who, in turn, responds to his beloved father with a strong hug as if asking him not to go.
Tzachi Halevy and his son / From Instagram
Halevi, like many, enlisted in the reserves when the fierce fighting broke out and has been in the field ever since, with Lucy and Adam waiting for him at home.
A week ago, Lucy shared on her story the attack she experienced when the fighting broke out, with users accusing her of not commenting or posting content about the situation on her social accounts.
"To anyone who asks me and curses and curses why I don't respond, that's why," Lucy wrote on a photo of her actor husband Tzachi Halevy dressed in uniform and their son Adam.
"My dearest loved one went out to defend the country, and there is no rest. My heart is broken by the sight and news of more and more children to people dear to me who have received the worst news. "Our hearts are shattered by the horror and slaughter of innocent animals and subhumans. There is no forgiveness, no forgiveness, no understanding. "I can't only write that I wish all the injured a speedy recovery, and everyone whose family is not with whom Amen will be reunited soon. To all the heroes, soldiers, fighters, civilians who are fighting for home, take care of yourselves from all guards and return each and every one of you to your home safely and securely," she added. "And to all those who have lost their dearest share in their immense grief. From heaven you will be comforted. May their memory be blessed."
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