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Every day, Irit Aloni receives dozens of calls at NATAL’s clinical department: "For 11 months, the tension hasn't decreased. We've grown from 300 to 3,000 patients, and it's just beginning."

When Moriah started a WhatsApp group to pray for wounded soldiers, she couldn't have imagined the scope it would reach: "People overseas are praying and thanking us."

Shelly Hakimi faced many ups and downs, fear and joy, until the birth of her quadruplets two weeks ago. What gave her the strength to persist, and what divine gifts did she discover along the way?

Actress and director Ronit Menashe chose to lift spirits with humor amid the country's pain. 'There were fears, but ultimately, we felt a sense of redemption,' she shares.

Rabbi Avraham Zweig's quest to create matzah from traditional wheat led him through unexpected adventures. Late planting, a flock of sheep, and unusually tall wheat were just the beginning of this remarkable journey.

More than 120 women have embroidered the names of the captives, pouring their prayers and hopes into each stitch. Talya Haba, the project creator, shares about this heartfelt journey.

Gedaliah and Efrat Petrazil, parents of 11, sold their home to buy a house in the Muslim Quarter, despite never seeing it and uncertainties about their success. "The lawyer told us, 'You're not sane.'"

After removing two tattoos, Reuven Cohen embarked on a journey to remove his biggest one yet. During this process, he discovered a new mission: helping others on their path to spiritual growth.

After the tragic loss of Oron Bailin in the Re'im massacre, his mother searches for comfort: "Knowing he's in a better place brings solace."

An Arab colleague introduced a Jewish clerk to powerful pamphlets, a soldier became an enthusiastic distributor, and one surprising scholar emerged. Rabbi David Shalom Naki, the author of "In Halacha and Agada," continues to receive inspiring feedback.

Avinatan Or was among those abducted to Gaza on Simchat Torah morning. His mother, Ditsa, shares her struggles, hopes, feelings about the government, and what she wishes we would all do for him.

Anger, frustration, and a sense of abandonment—that's what Yiska Shomer felt on the morning of Simchat Torah. Her husband left for reservist duty, leading her to create a special WhatsApp group for the wives of soldiers.

Former activists, a neighbor purifying the land, an unexpected military officer, and women discovering inner strength: Heartwarming stories of personal transformation these days.

Miriam Peretz consoles bereaved families, offering comfort and resilience. "We are a people who do not lose hope."

Michal Oshman, an Israeli resident of London, embarked on an advocacy journey across Europe for Israel: "We published images of the hostages on TV, billboards, and small street signs. We won't let this issue fade away."

In recent years, Daniel Mizrachi has faced significant challenges, initially after his wheelchair overturned and later contracting COVID-19. Despite ongoing serious weakness, he has not stopped envisioning a future filled with mission and giving.

Efrat Barzel continues her open discussions, this time with young girls: Maya, who asked why she chose to be religious, Abigail with her secret notebook to Hashem, and a father who excitedly said behind the scenes, 'I've never heard my daughter speak like that before.'

Eliezer Bert, CEO of "Hasalat," discusses the first insect-free lettuce, operating the plant under mortar fire, and the company's growth from the ruins.

Avishai Shitrit, the puppet Tzur, and other friends are launching a new show soon. What unusual position does Avishai have to be in this time to operate Tzur? And what response moved him especially?

Chen's baby was expected to be born with severe defects, but not only was she born healthy, she also saved the life of another child.