יוֹצאִים לאוֹר עוֹלם. ורוּדִים, רוֹעדִים, מוּתשְים
בּמכּה סוֹחטִים מאִתנוּ צעקה רִאשוֹנה,
וּמאז-ועד אחרוֹן ימֵינוּ - צוֹעקִים.
ילדִים טוֹבִים, גדֵלִים לגִבּוֹרֵי-חיִל,
אבִּירֵי שוּלחן (עגוֹל) - מנצחִים בּמִלחמוֹת,
וצוֹעקִים מוּבסִים בּיוֹמיוֹם.
מרֹב צעקוֹת, לֹא שוֹמעִים את קוֹל דמֵי אחִי
עדיין צוֹעקִים אֵלי מהאדמה.
צִיוֹנה שִמשִי 1985

The sculpture on the Reichman University campus was photographed that day Click for a larger image

On the basis of the sculpture on the right is the name of the performer of the work: Making a stone: a. Ben-Zvi

The sculpture is in the Deborah Schocken Sculpture Garden, where most of the sculptures were created by Bernard Reder.

Translation of the text on the sign:
Going out into the world. Pink, shaky, exhausted
In one blow they squeeze out of us a first shout,
And from the last to the present day - shout.
Good kids, growing up to be heroes,
Table Knights (Round) - Winners in Wars,
And shouting is defeated every day.
Out loud, they do not hear the voice of my brother’s blood
They are still shouting at me from the ground.
Siona Shimshi 1985