comfort

"Talk to us about their heroism; it's not a dirty word. It's human magnificence. Smile at us through the tears and say thank you. Just like that, no phrases. Thank you for your child."

The fears, the moment of the news, the loss, potential compensation, comfort, and the desire to bring them under the chuppah. Rabbi Reuven and Debora Ginzburg in an emotional interview.

What is the natural place of the soul? What is meant by the phrase: "May the Place comfort you"?

They have lost their loved ones in tragic incidents, yet they rise above their pain to comfort others. On Tisha B'Av, a day when we all yearn for redemption, we document these painful but inspiring meetings filled with immense faith. They have a true comforter.