heroism

A year has passed since Eitan Koplowitz fell in Gaza, yet his stories of heroism and captivating personality continue to resonate. His mother, Rely, shares her pain and pride in his unique path and the powerful legacy he left behind.

"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."

Despite knowing the risk, the soldiers chose mercy, leading to their ultimate stand against thousands. Surrounded and outnumbered, they fought bravely before falling one by one.

"Yonatan always thought about what Hashem wanted from him, and that’s what he did," says Eliezer Maimon, Yonatan Lober’s brother-in-law. In an emotional conversation, a week after his tragic fall in battle, Maimon reveals moving stories about Yonatan's character and shares a special request for his birthday.

Irena Gut was 17 when Poland fell to the Nazi regime. She courageously smuggled Jews out from under the nose of the German army officer she served. We spoke with Yael Shalmon-Barnea, who translated Irena's story into Hebrew, on the eve of the Tenth of Tevet.

Special Chanukah feature from Hidabroot: "On the Miracles and the Wars" - Stories of heroism, faith, and miracles from Israel's wars. This time: The incredible Yom Kippur War miracle experienced by Rabbi Yeshua Ben Shoshan.

A Heroic Rescue: David King, just 12, recently made headlines for rescuing a pair of hikers and their injured dog in the Honolulu woods using a stretcher he crafted himself.

Yoeli Schlesinger, a resident of Beitar Illit, was present in Meron during the tragic incident. He kept his composure, acted resourcefully, and managed to save lives.

A grandma took in a homeless man on a frigid night, and he repaid her by saving her life that very same day.