Women’s day – 154th day of war

Hi,
This women’s day is celebrated in Israel under the dark shadow of Hamas terror attack of October 7th.

On one stands the hostages, both man and women that were kidnapped by Hamas and held in captavity for 154 days. Above those stands the women hostages and the testemonies and stories of the sexual violence they had suffered during the nassacre and later as hostages.

Part of it of being women (the way UN agencies ignore those attacks is still remembered, as the cideo below shows).

On the other side, this event put to test one of the biggest experiments of women fighters in the IDF.

The discussions over women can ever fight good as man in the battlefield, now have a clear answer as those female fighters (infantry or in armored corps) fought the same, if not better, than the male fighter.

One story, is the story of fight Zikim’s military training base, shows how the women fighters, both soldiers and commanders, defended the base and prevented Hamas terrorists from penetrating it and slaughtering the basic training soldiers in it.

As it is Friday, and I was sent home for an after, Atzva and I spent the children free morning in the women’s small business fair in Sarona market. Where entrepreneur and business women presented and sold their products.

Take Care
Gad

No on else except them - women fighter in the IDFNo on else except them – women fighter in the IDF

The women's day fair rook place in Sarona market in Tel-Aviv The women’s day fair rook place in Sarona market in Tel-Aviv

Each of the counters had the pics of the 19 women still held in Gaza strip by Hamas as hostages Each of the counters had the pics of the 19 women still held in Gaza strip by Hamas as hostages

How are you today my sister? The pictures and names of the 19 women still held in Hamas captivity

19 women are still held hostages, this is not an happy women's day untill they realsed 19 women are still held hostages, this is not an happy women’s day until they released

All the hostages still held in captivity in Gaza stripThe names of 136 man, women and children still held by Hamas