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June 21, 2012

Yesterday’s Yediot Acharanot newspaoer carried this picture. It was taken at a Kibbutz in the south near the Sinai border where residents were instructed to sleep in a secure structure. The only such place was the children’s house (it seems this kibbutz retained the old kibbutz practice of the children sleeping together separate from the parents) so everyone slept together in the children’s house. You can notice in the picture that the mother is sharing an ipad with her baby,

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