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1. brings me to tears. True heros.
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2. Wrong about the photo
| Ronnie , |
Australia |
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(12.18.14) |
There is no blemish, nothing out of place in that photograph because it captured history. That includes the odd nose, someone's ear and a face in the background.
The photo represents a nation and all the persecuted soles from the past.
Abandon the wall and you abandon a nation and you abandon God.
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3. Yes but the guy in the middle(then) looks a bit like B-I-B-I
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4. What a great photo! What a great composition!
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5. poignant
| michael goldstein , |
karmiel israel |
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(12.18.14) |
what makes it so special is the look of disbelief and awe of the moment-but especially poignant is the hand on the middle soldier's shoulder (which says it all)
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6. A good picture tells a story. This one does!
| A Jerusalemite , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
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(12.18.14) |
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7. About the three fighter.
| Steven , |
Rockville MD USA |
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(12.20.14) |
Too bad that the article did not mention their life since the historic photo was published. Who can fill in briefly? In any case, may the God provide many more years of long and happy life.
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8. 4th Soldier in Photo
| Les Schaevitz , |
Philadelphia, USA |
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(12.26.14) |
Who is the fourth soldier in the photo? He is just as important to the photo as the other three and he is not mentioned or included in the reunion. What is the reason for this?
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9. Chagall and Rubinger in Jerusalem...
| Ram , |
Jerusalem |
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(08.03.16) |
When a picture is worth a thousand words..The full collection at www.chagallinisrael.com
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