Last Friday, the IDF launched the "Dawn" military operation against the Islamic Jihad with a targeted and surprising assassination of Taysir Jabari, commander of the northern region of the terrorist organization's military arm. The security developments evoked in many celebrities feelings of fear and a return to the difficult days of dealing With anxiety accompanied by wondering when we will get to live a normal life in Israel, free of wars. There were also those who wanted to strengthen the residents of the bombed south, and there were also those who accused the government and its leader of cynical political considerations during elections. Who said what? All the details are here before you.
"I watch the news with great concern," said the wealthy Nicole Reidman, "I want to say something to all the news commentators. Even before you attack, you panic the children and the residents."
Later she added a written story.
"I don't wish for my enemies to be on a plane when my children are in Israel and there are missiles. I hope they don't close the airspace and that I can return quickly," she added.
Dana Ben-Ari from "New Love" wrote.
"It brings me back to the first time I came to Israel to visit. There is no nightmare like this! I remember that after a week I was looking for flights back to Miami and I felt so bad with myself that I was looking, because what am I going to go back there and have fun with a drink on the beach while my family and friends are not safe", Plot in Latvia.
Nicole Raidman, photo: Almog Gabai
The singer Aviv Elosh chose to convey a message through a quote from Shalom Hanoch's poem "against the wind" when he wrote "it's always dark before the dawn."
Natalie Dadon expressed hope that the operation will lead to the long-awaited change.
"I pray that my country will finally gain peace and security and the residents of the south will not hear one more alarm."
Daniel Greenberg, who was asked by surfers what she thought of the situation, replied: "It gets frustrating every time. Will it ever end?", she wondered.
Natalie Dadon, photo: no credit
Yoav Eliasi (Hazel) also commented on the operation, accusing Prime Minister Lapid of deciding to go on the operation out of political considerations and interests.
"Lapid has no achievements and never will, so before the elections he must prove to the citizens of Israel that he is a strong and worthy prime minister who manages to do what Netanyahu did not do. He will drag us into war to put a finger in Netanyahu's eye and get more voters."
The child star Miki Mokhtar has pained the pain of the toddlers who are now forced to face a complex and scary reality.
"My heart is with all the children in Israel. I hug you, and I am proud of you. You are heroes."
"Oh what a nightmare," Shiri Maimon expressed despair, "it could happen to me and my family. It's terrible."
"I woke up with a panic attack from the situation," Nofer Moore shared.
"I hope you have someone to hug, look in the eyes with and get through these difficult days together," added Ran Denker.
"Last year I moved south and last Saturday I experienced a pinch of what the residents of the south have been going through for years. I can't believe that this is the reality," wrote singer Nasrin Kadri.
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