They enjoy nothing more than spending time with their friends, being with their mom Talia, and helping however they can with their dad. They love playing footvolley and going to Bloomfield stadium with Idan, and goofing around with their beloved niece and nephew.
They’re in a constant (if unspoken) competition over who has more tattoos. All four Berman brothers got a joint tattoo of a bear to always remember that they are "Bear-men."
If you ask them about their dreams — Gali’s is to get into international real estate, and Ziv’s is to become famous.
Meet Gali and Ziv Berman
Gali Berman
"Still water runs deep” was written exactly about Gali.
As quiet as he is, he’s just as dominant — when he speaks, everyone listens (because he always knows what’s right).
When you're hurting, he hurts even more. When something good happens to you, he's the first to celebrate. When help is needed, he's the first to show up and will do anything with love — a 24/7 friend. He's a true professional at work and has golden hands.
It's not much fun going to a bar with him, because he gets all the girls' attention — but Gali is only interested in having the most fun with whoever's with him. And the girls? They'll wait...
He loves life and makes it better for everyone.
A letter from their mother, Talia:
To our Gali. Our child. Our heart. Gali, my love. I’ve stopped counting the days. Each day feels like a year. When will we see you again? And in what condition will you return to us?
I find myself imagining the moment — the reunion, the hug, the rooms we’ll prepare for you.
The family and friends who are waiting to wrap you in love.
How can longing hurt this much — even physically?
I keep watching pictures and videos your friends send me.
You love life so deeply. You radiate such good energy.
You are so loved. There are so many projects waiting for you — with your grandparents, with us.
I’m already planning what I’ll cook for you when you come home.
I’m sure you’re looking after Ziv — the brother you’ve never been apart from until that terrible day. And I know you’re worried about us too.
You must miss Be’eri and Alma — who keep kissing your pictures on the fridge and asking: “When are Gali and Ziv coming home?”
Gali… when will you come home?
