Chemi Peres

Because, again, some people say that the Israelis are different tribes. They're not a people, they're tribes. I think it's a question of leadership. But most importantly, we are busy and looking backwards at what happened to us instead of looking at the future and see what the opportunities are. My father said that people prefer to remember than to think.

Because, again, some people say that the Israelis are different tribes. They're not a people, they're tribes. I think it's a question of leadership. But most importantly, we are busy and looking backwards at what happened to us instead of looking at the future and see what the opportunities are. My father said that people prefer to remember than to think.

Remembering is the past, thinking is the future. And a lot of people are looking back at what they did, and they're very pleased sometimes with their achievements, but for him it was not important. What happened in the past is done, it's gone, we cannot change it. Whether it's a great success or a failure, you just need to rise up and move into the future. And the future sets the agenda for today.

Remembering is the past, thinking is the future. And a lot of people are looking back at what they did, and they're very pleased sometimes with their achievements, but for him it was not important. What happened in the past is done, it's gone, we cannot change it. Whether it's a great success or a failure, you just need to rise up and move into the future. And the future sets the agenda for today.

So the past has been forgotten. The present has no meaning. And what sets your activities and agenda is the future. So we try to bring those values to as many people as possible.

So the past has been forgotten. The present has no meaning. And what sets your activities and agenda is the future. So we try to bring those values to as many people as possible.

It's a tough question because there is no reverse in history or in life. There's only forward. So I try to learn. I think one lesson is to spend more time with your parents and with your kids. It's precious. And don't let your weaknesses or feelings drive you apart. Stay focused on that because there's no moment that can be brought back in time. I'm saying it's relevant for my father.

It's a tough question because there is no reverse in history or in life. There's only forward. So I try to learn. I think one lesson is to spend more time with your parents and with your kids. It's precious. And don't let your weaknesses or feelings drive you apart. Stay focused on that because there's no moment that can be brought back in time. I'm saying it's relevant for my father.

It's relevant for my son. Maybe I would spend time in the US in a university earlier. I spent a couple of years in Silicon Valley, but maybe in an earlier stage in my life to help me calibrate myself. When you come from a small country like Israel, you have very few or very certain... Skewed.

It's relevant for my son. Maybe I would spend time in the US in a university earlier. I spent a couple of years in Silicon Valley, but maybe in an earlier stage in my life to help me calibrate myself. When you come from a small country like Israel, you have very few or very certain... Skewed.

And I think opening up to the world and learn from a great country like the US would have been helpful, I think, for me. I would read more, for sure. Maybe I would learn more languages. Maybe I would stick to my piano and guitar. In hindsight, there's a lot of things you can improve.

And I think opening up to the world and learn from a great country like the US would have been helpful, I think, for me. I would read more, for sure. Maybe I would learn more languages. Maybe I would stick to my piano and guitar. In hindsight, there's a lot of things you can improve.

But with all the tragedies, I'm grateful for being lucky to be born as an Israeli at the time after the Second World War to such parents and to be a father for such great kids.

But with all the tragedies, I'm grateful for being lucky to be born as an Israeli at the time after the Second World War to such parents and to be a father for such great kids.

Thank you, Ilana. Appreciate it.

Thank you, Ilana. Appreciate it.