Weekly Buzz: Apologies, Viral Letters, and Surprising Performances

Shmuel Chayot, age 11, buried his brother Yedidya who died in Meron, and says, "There's no such thing as losing a brother. We don't understand divine decrees. I believe with complete faith." Watch (Credit: Channel 2000)

Deterioration after brain surgery: Pray for the recovery of Rabbi Shalom Cohen's son. Read more here.

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Aviv Geffen apologizes: "Sorry if I offended through ignorance." And what surprising song did he perform with Fried? Read more here.

In response to a bill proposed by Knesset member Tamar Zandberg from the Meretz party, which seeks to ban encouraging minors to approach Judaism, Channel 20 presenters laid tefillin live on air. Host Boaz Golan said: "Tamar, thank you for the sanctification of Hashem you're doing. The gates of heaven open this morning thanks to you" (Credit: Channel 20)

"An Arab state? Get out of Israel": A viral letter from a Muslim Arab to Ahmad Tibi. Read more here.

Tibi (Photo: Yonatan Sindel, Flash90)

In sad times, we laugh: Who's to blame when Arabs attack?

Shocking: A woman tried to book a cabin. You won't believe how the owner responded when they heard she was from Sderot. Read more here.

Mothers of Meron victims: "Hashem didn't take anything from us." An empowering interview. Read more here.

Meron Tragedy Victims

Caught stealing five eggs from a supermarket. You won't believe what the officer did who caught her. Read more here.

The footage that took millions by surprise: The moon blocked the sun for 5 seconds. Real or fake?