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The reason I'm teaching you this local phrase today is deeply meaningful

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women yesterday marked the launch of the UNiTE campaign (Nov 25- Dec 10) — an initiative of 16 days of activism concluding on the day that commemorates the International Human Rights Day

When Yamam, Shabak & the IDF rescued Noa Argamani from the inhumane hands of her captors, they reassured her that it was okay & that they were there to bring her home

One of the rescuers asked her, "Is it okay if I give you a piggyback ride?" as they had to move as quickly & safely as possible

In Hebrew, the literal translation is "bag of flour" because it's the way we carry that on our backs

It’s a beautiful reminder of how in a situation where there was no time for anything our warriors had the gentle heart & courtesy of asking:

"Is it okay if I give you a piggyback ride?" as we get you out of here

#bringthemhomenow #piggyback #hebrew #language #womensrights

SCROLL DOWN TO SEE HER RESCUE IN MY PREVIOUS UPLOAD The reason I'm teaching you this local phrase today is deeply meaningful.

When Yamam, Shabak, and IDF forces rescued Noa Argamani from the inhumane hands of her captors in G@za, they reassured her that it was okay and that they were there to bring her home. After enduring eight months in hell, she was in disbelief. Then, one of the rescuers asked her, "Is it okay if I give you a piggyback ride?" as they had to move as quickly as safely as possible.

In Hebrew, the literal translation is "bag of flour," because it's the same way we carry that on our backs.

Now that the video of her rescue has been released, and I am sharing it right here with you, I wanted to teach you this local expression (it is not in the video as it is edited, but if you are following the Israeli news you will see it everywhere).

#idf #israel #BringThemHomeNow #PiggyBack #LanguageLearning #Hebrew