This artwork is a result of comprehensive and in-depth research about the essence of the skull bone. In the painting, a field is depicted, scattered with skull bones. The skull bone is the bone from which, according to the Kabbalah, the resurrection of the dead begins. It is an anatomical structure also called "the axis bone", located in the second vertebra of the spine, connecting the neck vertebrae to the skull.

In these challenging times, two women who had been considered missing since the events of 7/10 were identified through tiny bone remnants by Dr. Chen Kogel together with the Institute of Forensic Medicine, using DNA research and additional data. A definitive answer was given to their families that they are no longer alive. "We saw very, very difficult things here, my colleagues and I, I don't think we cried so much at any other event, we saw the cruelty and terrible evil that exists there, and the feelings couldn't handle it. I don't think anyone can remain indifferent to these things, especially when you later hear the human stories behind these harsh scenes."

Despite the terrible difficulty, the Lord grants the people of Israel a promise of eternity, as stated in the vision of the dry bones from the Book of Ezekiel: ""Thus says the Lord God to these bones: Behold, I will cause breath to enter you, and you shall live… These bones are the whole house of Israel…" (Ezekiel 37). The painting expresses the prophecy of the resurrection of the dead soon, and even if only dry bones or bone fragments remain, we have the assurance from the Lord that the triumph of Israel will not fail