Tomer White Glasses

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Habima Square, entrance to the underground parking garage, which serves as a protected space during times of war, 2013

Tomer White Glasses (Hebrew: תומר משקף לבן, real name: Tomer Shlomi, in Hebrew: תומר שלומי; born on February 23, 1983) is an Israeli viral phenomenon who became popular during the war between Israel and Iran in 2026.[1][2] His notoriety arose due to his recurring appearances behind television reporters in event coverage, such as during the entry of Israeli civilians into shelters during alarms – especially in the parking lot of the Habima Theatre, in Tel Aviv.[3] In all of his media appearances, Tomer wears white glasses and a white shirt. He is a resident of Kiryat Ata, a former real estate agent, amateur extra, and a content creator,[4] including a single called "Always in the Frame", released in March 2026.[5][6] He competed with "Liran Gray Shirt", who was a similar phenomenon,[7][8][9][4][10] and his mother, Lea Shlomi, spoke about him in an interview.[11]

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