Happy Bar Mitzvah greeting card - Israeli Soldier

This Bar Mitzvah greeting features a funny Israeli Soldier cartoon wishing you a happy bar mitzvah. On the back side there's some fine Jewish humour. According to Jewish law, when Jewish children reach 13 years old for boys and 12 years old for girls they become responsible for their actions, and "become a Bar or Bat Mitzvah" (Daughter (Bat) or Son (Bar) of the commandments) In Orthodox Jewish observance, the occasion of becoming a Bar Mitzvah involves the young man being called to read the Torah, a Haphtarah portion, or both at a Shabbat or other service. The illustration Features an IDF (Israeli Deffence Force) Soldier, from the T'ZANCHANIM Brigade. This brigade is well known for its red beret and the prestigious parachuter wings insignia. He also has the traditional "TZ'AHAL" inscription in yellow letters. This illustration was created by using clean, elegant, simple and humourous principles. It can be used as is or with customised text to convey an array of ideas and concepts connected with the Middle east, Israel, Jewish state and more. The IDF is considered one of the BEST and powerful armies in the world, and also one of the most HUMANE armies as well (in contrary to some biased media report). Since its founding, the IDF has striven to become a unique army fitting Israel's specific requirements. The IDF have an influential main role in politics, economy and culture of the Israeli society, being the most respected and developed institution of the state