It sent us a selfie.

https://www.space.com/israel-moon-lander-earth-selfie.html

Here's some images from the approach: https://earthsky.org/space/israel-beresheet-spacecraft-moon-...

According to that site, Beresheet has a high-resolution camera to take panoramic images of its landing site.

According to a post by one of the project's initiators, the lander will attempt to broadcast video from the moon's surface.

Success depends on the ultimate landing angle which will determine how much power its solar panels will be able to provide.

not sure about the camera but the connection is 20 kb/sec

Probably not. The goal of the project was to demonstrate a private company landing safely on the moon. Their second goal is for it to travel a short distance on the surface.