On Tuesday morning, 5/26/2026, Haifa singer Hila Harari, also known as the child star Hillali, arrived at the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa in order to bring joy and strength to soldiers who were seriously injured in Lebanon.
The event was initiated by several Haifa residents, including Benny Jezreel, Nissan Levi and Orit Ashkenazi, who, together with Hila Harari and Sandra Alon, initiated the visit of the wounded soldiers hospitalized at Rambam, soldiers who were recently injured during the "ceasefire" in Lebanon, from drone strikes and landmines.
During her visit, Hilleli sang to the wounded, sat by their beds, talked with the warriors, and sought to give them moments of strength, hope, and a human embrace amid a complex period of pain and rehabilitation.
She was joined by Sandra Alon, a bereaved mother and the mother of First Sergeant Tomer Keren, and together the two arrived with warm and pampering gifts for the hospitalized and the medical teams. The visit took place out of a desire to strengthen the wounded, to express deep appreciation for their bravery, and to remind them that the entire Israeli public stands by them. The moving visit to the Rambam illustrated once again the power of Israeli mutual responsibility, a connection between pain, hope, giving, and human love.
During the visit, Hila Harari said:
"We arrived this morning to hug our heroes and heroines. To sing to them, listen to them and remind them that they are not alone. Amidst the pain and injuries, we saw unimaginable strength, a strong spirit and people who remind us all what love of country is. We are here to say thank you and be with them on their path to recovery."
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