Soldiers break into Be’eri nursery to water the plants
"Sorry we broke into the nursery, we had to water the plants..."
(Times of Israel) – The owners of a small plant nursery in Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the worst devastated communities in the October 7 Hamas onslaught, thought they had lost their business when they were forced to evacuate. But then they returned, only to discover soldiers had broken in to water the plants.
“Be’eri had a thriving nursery for household plants, a little blossoming paradise that made everyone happy,” owner Avivit John wrote on social media.
“When we were forced to evacuate, it was clear that all the plants would dry up. Rain does not get inside and the watering was done by hand. After two days without water, the plants start to wither,” she said.
“Now we found a small miracle in Be’eri,” she wrote, posting a video of the thriving nursery they found when they returned several weeks later and a sign explaining it.
“Sorry we broke into the nursery, we had to water the plants. With love, the soldiers,” the sign said.
Talk about green-collar crime.
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