War

Few are aware of the miracle that occurred just two days after the outbreak of war when dormant terrorist cells were uncovered throughout the southern region. This revelation was made possible thanks to the dedication of Dr. Eitan Neeman, a senior physician in the intensive care unit at Soroka, and two other fighters. Now, Eitan’s wife Yael shares the heart-wrenching details.

"You can sing even from the depths of grief," says Tzvi Greenheim, a military cantor promoting an extraordinary project: the children of fallen soldiers sing alongside renowned artists. "The plan is to eventually release a collaborative album to inspire hope among the people of Israel," he reveals.

Noam Fathi, one of Israel's prominent right-wing media figures, opens up in a candid interview about how the War of Iron Swords impacted his work.

David Barzilai, a resident of Sderot, donated a kidney during the height of the war, after ten days of reserve duty. "I didn't want to give up on the reserves, nor the donation," he explains, emphasizing, "the horrific massacre only increased my desire to donate."

Why are the roads in the south blocked, and who is protecting the evacuated residents' homes from theft? Also: Why is this war not just another war? An interview with a company commander from the south.

The center of the code is the meeting of the words: "Shemini Atzeret", "5784 (Hebrew Year)", "blood", over the words of the verses in Numbers 31: "they killed with the sword, and took captive". Delve into the picture