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Speaking at the state ceremony on Mount Herzl after the nation stood still during the two-minute siren, Netanyahu says that we are "all brothers in blood: Jews, Druze, Muslims, Bedouin, Christians, Circassians."
Named "Am Yisrael Chai," the mural tells the history of the Jewish people from the creation of the first man to the establishment of the State of Israel.
My net assessment is that Israel is winning on all battlefronts, even though there are inevitable conflicts ahead. Neither the perpetual Palestinian conundrum, nor the Iranian threat to Israel, nor the unstable regional situation – truly cloud Israel's future.
I look at my grandson, who was born exactly on Gil-ad's birthday, and in some ways, we come full circle, but in others, we are reminded that Gil-ad was our only son.
On the eve of Independence Day, 73.5% of citizens are Jewish.
