Dita from Moshav Kochav Michael shares: 'Anyone who has passed by the Community Center must have noticed the colorful wings adorning the wall.
I drew inspiration for these wings from the late Livnat Kutz of Kfar Aza, who created similar wings on a bomb shelter in Kfar Aza last July.
Livnat, along with her family, was tragically murdered on October 7th, and these wings serve as a way to honor her memory and continue her creative legacy. For me, they also symbolize resilience, community, and continuity.
This is an unbearably painful time—a national grief felt in every home across Israel. Yet, the Wings of Hope bring a smile to those who pass by, spreading joy and reminding us of the good that is still to come.