These days, when the people of Israel are revealed in all their glory and generosity, many online influencers and celebrities also enlist on behalf of the soldiers who work night and day to ensure our safety. On Monday, it was Einav Bublil who told her followers about a heartbreaking phone conversation she had with a soldier who shared his hunger with her. At the end of the conversation, Bublil decided to cook for the soldier and other soldiers who serve with him.
As a reminder, Bublil is also a cook. Last August, we reported here in Israel Hayom that she had published a new cookbook with recipes for dishes she grew up on at home.
"Good morning, my sister-in-law sent me a message: 'Einav, if you can help thirty hungry soldiers.' I said, 'You know what, what do I have to do? I'll do it to them.' Whatever I can help - I do. I don't even get publicity," Boublil said in a story posted on her Instagram page.
Einav Bublil talks about the conversation with the soldier // From the Instagram page
She continued: "I called him (one of the soldiers) to see that really - and if you heard how he told me he was hungry. You don't understand. At that second I said: 'Eli [Bublil's husband], go buy it quickly.' I asked (the soldier) 'Spaghetti and schnitzel is okay?' and he said yes. In short, I've never made this much spaghetti before! Look at the pot and I'm making more," Bublil said a second before pointing the camera at her two daughters who helped her with the work, explaining that one of them was topping, the schnitzel and the other was cutting salads.
View the note sent to soldiers // From the Instagram page
"Soon Eli will take it," she said, adding a message that is important for her to convey these days: "When we give, it does better than when we receive, believe me," she said.
About an hour later, Boublil recorded the final result. A crowded table, topped with a large number of trays and homemade and comforting food: spaghetti in tomato sauce, fried schnitzels, vegetable salad and cabbage salads in two colors. A second before revealing the food, Bublil allowed her little son Yosef to thank the IDF soldiers. "Fight with a full stomach, God will keep you," the mother signed.
Am Yisrael Chai,
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