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Shiran Zaray-Mizrahi
Inspired by Birkat HaKohanim, the piece expresses a prayer for protection and safety, weaving spirituality and hope into the language of war.
Hands That Hold is a quiet tribute to the invisible people whose care, courage, and sacrifice protect others every day. Two outstretched hands wrap around the helmet—not in fear, but in reassurance—symbolizing the embrace of family, community, and those who stand behind every soldier.
Shiran Zaray-Mizrahi
Inspired by Birkat HaKohanim, the piece expresses a prayer for protection and safety, weaving spirituality and hope into the language of war.
Hands That Hold is a quiet tribute to the invisible people whose care, courage, and sacrifice protect others every day. Two outstretched hands wrap around the helmet—not in fear, but in reassurance—symbolizing the embrace of family, community, and those who stand behind every soldier.