Created in Jerusalem after October 7 It is about standing together – not only among those who were physically there, but through the unity felt far beyond Jerusalem.

The prayers, messages, concerns, all woven onto this canvas.

At the Western Wall, soldiers and civilians stood side by side, no words, holding strength, faith, and hope together. I painted this not as a specific scene, but as a shared experience: a people standing as one, in Israel and beyond. The figures are intentionally softened and almost anonymous. They are not meant to represent individuals, but a shared human presence. The Wall stands steady behind them, layered with texture, history, and continuity. The palette is restrained whites, greys, taupes, and olive-toned khaki, with touches of gold. This work is for those who sought a way to hold unity, prayer, and strength within the space they live in. Original painting Collected Museum-quality print (size options available) Hand-embellished edition (limited)