Hey, J crew, it's me, Lille, and we keep on keeping on on this so-called Summer

Hadas because we love you so much and we can't help ourselves but bring you new and interesting stuff every week and today we have a real treat for you two

Dispatches from our recent trips to Israel.

First, you will hear from India, Abraham,

a new immigrant from California, who's also a medical tattoo artist,

and she's offering free consultations

and reduced rates, scar camouflage for victims of the October 7th massacre.

And then I will take you on a tour of the newly opened and stunning new building of the National Library of Israel

and showcase some of the treasures in it.

But first, here's Courtney Hazlitt talking to medical tattooists India Abraham. So now you're instead of going in circular motions you're like going into it.

Now I'm just doing a bit of pointalism just a tiny bit and those areas where I felt like I need a little bit more pigment.

Hi, it's executive producer Courtney Hazlitt dropping by.

I'm here to share a story from Israel with you. In the month

since October 7th, we've heard from so many people making a difference in the lives

of everyday Israelis. We've heard from first responders, food pant pantry volunteers but I've got an

unlikely one for you today a tattoo artist just to be clear you're not covered in

tattoos I think people people think that you know you do tattoos but it's cosmetic

tattoos it's different talk me through the whole thing. That's India Abraham

you can hear laughing in the I had to like split myself you know like I couldn't be India the girl who loves

beauty and makeup all kinds of arts and crafts and this and that or India you know

the laboratory you know science girl the researcher you know that kind of stuff but I

wanted something where I could combine the two and this allowed me to do that.

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