VIDEO: A BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM AN ISRAELI PILOT TO THE CHILDREN

VIDEO: A BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM AN ISRAELI PILOT TO THE CHILDREN

An Israeli Air Force pilot recorded a message for children who may be sitting in protected rooms tonight. “You’re not alone. When I fly high above your homes, my entire mission is to protect you. Maybe you’re in a shelter right now. Maybe it’s a little scary. But there are thousands of us doing everything we can to keep you safe. When I’m in the cockpit, I think about your smiles, your games, the hugs you give your parents. Every time you go into the safe room on time, you’re part of our team. Our team of heroes. If your heart is beating fast, take a deep breath. Hold your brother or sister’s hand. Listen to a song you love. And think of me flying above you, guarding the sky like an invisible shield surrounding you.” He ends with: “You are not alone. You are loved. You are protected. And I am here for you, even when you can’t see me.”

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