A few days ago I posted about actor Corin Nemec’s visit to Israel. The Jerusalem Post subsequently reported his visit, and their report shows the extent to which Corin supports the Jewish state.
The artist, flanked by children participating in a special program at the Peres Center for Peace, created an immense graffiti mural depicting the late Shimon Peres, Israel’s ninth president, and sending a moving message calling for the end of the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
By visiting Israel and crafting the mural that will be permanently displayed at the Peres Center for Peace, Nemec hopes to spread his faith in peace, tolerance and coexistence. “I stand by Israel, in the real world and on social media,” he said on Sunday, stressing his support of the Jewish State.
Speaking about his collaboration with Israeli children to produce the artwork, Nemec said that he was “happy to see that here at the Peres Center children from different backgrounds and cultures forge good friendship and moving collaborations.”
Nemec also said that he believes that children have an essential role in the dialogue between the two sides and could potentially help speed the peace process along. “I believe that children and adults can collaborate together through art and bridge geographical and cultural gaps,” the artist shared.
The visit and its artistic outcome were facilitated by Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Tel Aviv’s mayor, Ron Huldai. “I am happy and excited to be here in Tel Aviv, which is one of my favorite cities in the world,” Nemec said of his time in Israel.
In the meantime, Corin continues to spread the good word on social media.
But you need to check out his Twitter timeline just to see the extent of it.
I’m just sorry we did not Synchronize Swatches, and meet while he was here.
