While driving yesterday, a curious radio advertisement came up on the radio. It begins with a woman excitedly telling us, the listeners, about this great surprise party that her co-workers threw for her. Then the announcer breaks in, and suggests to this woman sharing her story, that she actually communicate with her family, her parents and grandparents. That perhaps her relatives would be happy to hear about her day, rather than random people on social media.
Apparently there is now a state-sponsored program to encourage people to stay in touch with their loved ones.
This would only happen in Israel, a country that places family above all else.
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