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Israel ?hearts? Iran: Peace campaign takes off on Facebook
The couple, graphic designers Ronnie Edri and Michal Tamir, decided on Saturday "to cut across the growing anxiety and fear over the possibility of an Israel-Iran war, and address Iranian citizens directly," Dimi Reider first reported in Israeli online magazine +972 (named for the country code for Israel) on Sunday.
So they uploaded to Facebook posters featuring smiling photos of themselves?ordinary Israeli citizens with their children?pledging their love for the Iranian people and assuring everyone that Israel will not bomb Iran. "Iranians, we will never bomb your country, we [heart] you," the posters, featuring smiling families, say.
"I'm not an official representative of my country," Edri wrote in his Facebook post to the Iranian people, explaining that he's just a father and a teacher, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported Monday. And continued: "We love you. We mean you no harm. On the contrary, we want to meet, have some coffee and talk about sports."
Most surprisingly, the "Israeli hearts Iran" peace offering has now been met by an "Iranians love Israel" return solidarity campaign on Facebook. "We love you, Israeli people! The Iranian people do not like war with any country," a poster uploaded to Facebook states.
![](http://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/pEZM2tVD1vyrLjAnxwu3vw--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7cT04NTt3PTMxMA--/http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/theenvoy/irantoisraelwithlove2330.jpg "Another Iranian poster: "We (heart) you Israeli people." (Facebook, via +972)")
Another Iranian poster: "We (heart) you Israeli people." (Facebook, via +972)
