"5 Reasons That Got Me To Purchase Art
From An Israeli Artist Who Fought In Gaza"
(The Last Reason Is THE Reason)
By Sarah L.
Last Updated June 25, 2026
As someone who is Jewish I was looking for something with jewish symbolism to fill an empty wall.
My family roots are something that’s most important for me. So i thought maybe a map of Israel or a Star of David - something Jewish, but quiet.
So I ordered an original piece by Albert Levi, an Israeli artist who fought in Gaza as part of a commando unit.
The End Result?
Something way over my expectations.
1. Every Painting Helps Someone With PTSD
After serving as an elite IDF commando, Albert learned that not every wound is visible.
Many soldiers return home carrying PTSD, anxiety, and emotional scars that last long after the war ends.
Albert believes art can become part of the healing process.
That is why 18% (Chai) of every purchase is donated to support PTSD soldiers through art workshops, creative recovery programs, and initiatives that help them rebuild their lives.
When you bring one of Albert's paintings into your home, you become part of something much bigger than art.
Together, we are helping transform trauma into hope, one painting at a time.
2. Who is the artist behind these paintings? I investigated, and his story hit me hard
At first, I thought he was just another talented artist. Then I learned his story.
Albert is an Israeli elite commando veteran who picked up a paintbrush to find peace. When war broke out, he stepped right back onto the front lines in Gaza, returning later to his canvas to process the pain, hope, and resilience.
Knowing every brushstroke comes from someone who fought for our people makes this artwork mean a thousand times more to me. This isn’t just art, it’s a soldier’s soul on my wall.
3.The unique beauty of every painting that makes it stands out
In the past, guests would come in, say "nice" about the pictures on the wall, and move on to the next topic.
Now? Anyone who sees Albert's "Tree of Life - Am Israel Chai" piece suddenly stops, gets closer, and starts asking questions.
"Where did you get this?"
"Was this really painted in Israel?"
"Wait, did the artist actually fight in Gaza?"
My home has become a place where conversations begin - about Israel, about our roots, about what it means to be Jewish today.
The type of conversations that make me proud of being jewish
4. He offered a 1-on-1 consultation to tailor the piece to my home
Buying high-end art online can feel intimidating. What if the size is wrong? What if the colors don’t match?
Albert completely removed that anxiety. He offered a personal 1-on-1 consultation to get to know me, understand my space, and customize the design to fit my vision.
We talked about my family, my home’s lighting, and what this piece meant to us. That level of personal care from a world-class artist is something you just don’t find anywhere else.
5. It anchored my home directly to my roots and to Israel
Living abroad, daily life can feel disconnected from where our story began. I wanted our home to feel grounded in who we are.
The moment we hung Albert’s piece, the entire energy of the room shifted. It created an immediate bridge between our living room and Israel.
No matter how loud the outside world gets, every time I walk past this painting, I feel a quiet sense of pride and belonging. It’s not just a decoration it’s our identity brought to life.
1. Every Painting Helps Someone With PTSD
After serving as an elite IDF commando, Albert learned that not every wound is visible.
Many soldiers return home carrying PTSD, anxiety, and emotional scars that last long after the war ends.
Albert believes art can become part of the healing process.
That is why 18% (Chai) of every purchase is donated to support PTSD soldiers through art workshops, creative recovery programs, and initiatives that help them rebuild their lives.
When you bring one of Albert's paintings into your home, you become part of something much bigger than art.
Together, we are helping transform trauma into hope, one painting at a time.
2.The unique beauty of every painting that makes it stands out
In the past, guests would come in, say "nice" about the pictures on the wall, and move on to the next topic.
Now? Anyone who sees Albert's "Tree of Life - Am Israel Chai" piece suddenly stops, gets closer, and starts asking questions.
"Where did you get this?"
"Was this really painted in Israel?"
"Wait, did the artist actually fight in Gaza?"
My home has become a place where conversations begin - about Israel, about our roots, about what it means to be Jewish today.
The type of conversations that make me proud of being jewish
3. Who is the artist behind these paintings? I investigated, and his story hit me hard
At first, I thought he was just another talented artist. Then I learned his story.
Albert is an Israeli elite commando veteran who picked up a paintbrush to find peace. When war broke out, he stepped right back onto the front lines in Gaza, returning later to his canvas to process the pain, hope, and resilience.
Knowing every brushstroke comes from someone who fought for our people makes this artwork mean a thousand times more to me. This isn’t just art, it’s a soldier’s soul on my wall.
4. He offered a 1-on-1 consultation to tailor the piece to my home
Buying high-end art online can feel intimidating. What if the size is wrong? What if the colors don’t match?
Albert completely removed that anxiety. He offered a personal 1-on-1 consultation to get to know me, understand my space, and customize the design to fit my vision.
We talked about my family, my home’s lighting, and what this piece meant to us. That level of personal care from a world-class artist is something you just don’t find anywhere else.
5. It anchored my home directly to my roots and to Israel
Living abroad, daily life can feel disconnected from where our story began. I wanted our home to feel grounded in who we are.
The moment we hung Albert’s piece, the entire energy of the room shifted. It created an immediate bridge between our living room and Israel.
No matter how loud the outside world gets, every time I walk past this painting, I feel a quiet sense of pride and belonging. It’s not just a decoration it’s our identity brought to life.
What families feel when Albert’s art enters their home
"This painting didn’t just change our living room – it changed how our home feels."
There’s something alive and deep in it that’s hard to explain until you see it yourself.
— Sarah T., New Jersey
Verified Buyer
"Every morning I walk past it and remember why we’re here."
Knowing it was painted by a soldier who fought for Israel makes it powerful.
It’s not just art. It’s truth. And it’s exactly where it belongs.
— David L., Florida
Verified Buyer
"I gave it to my mom – and she cried when she opened it."
She said it felt like a part of her soul was now on the wall.
It wasn’t just a gift. It was a moment of connection to her past and who she is.
— Rachel M., NY
Verified Buyer
We didn’t just hang it –
we felt part of something bigger.
We didn’t just hang it – we felt part of something bigger.
What started as a simple choice for the wall became something that made our home feel more like us.
Not louder. Not trendier. Just honest.
What started as a simple choice for the wall became something that made our home feel more like us.
Not louder. Not trendier. Just honest.