resilience

Betzalel Bazak was critically injured in war, yet a devoted medic stayed behind, saving his life. His wife, Efrat, shares their miraculous journey and an unexpected visit from Benny Gantz.

Rachel Goldberg opens up about her profound loss, her work to unite the Jewish people, and her choice to embrace life after the death of her husband, Rabbi Avi Goldberg.

For 25 years, Michal Banaron lived with her husband and children in a train car deep in nature. Everything changed when they had to leave. Her husband passed away, a war erupted, and the stable life they knew was upended. Yet, from the chaos, Michal found her life's purpose, and today she leads thousands of women on transformative journeys.

Chani Wiesenstern shares her story of facing illness similar to her late mother's and how it's shaped her life and career.

The entire city of Tiberias was submerged under 3 meters of water. Fragile homes fell apart, some flattened by rocks tumbling from the mountains. People clung desperately to bars and posts; those who couldn’t were swept away.

The Complete Guide to Maintaining Sanity: How to Cope with Stress, Manipulations, and 24/7 News During the Upcoming Hostage Release Period

After Rabbi Pizem's home in Sderot was hit by rockets for the third time, he reflects on fading joy, adapting to life under threat, and unwavering belief: 'Only Hashem protects us.'

"I live here alone, and it's very lonely. None of the residents who lived here returned after the flood"

Located in the most undesirable part of Rome, the Jewish Ghetto was fraught with challenges, yet it became a testament to resilience amid adversity.

What did Yaffa Adler go through during her Hamas captivity, whom did she meet, and how did she react upon learning about the six murdered victims? Her granddaughter Orly Adler shares a gripping account.

Ekana Navon, who fell in Jenin, was not only incredibly brave but also had outstanding social skills. His friend, Ilay, shared a touching story with comedian Hanoch Daum.

How artist Rose Bar Noor turned her post-tragedy seclusion into powerful art. In her latest exhibition, she shares the story behind her evocative paintings.

The survival of the Jewish people through centuries of persecution has no natural explanation. Just as Jacob and his descendants were spared from annihilation by Esau at the last moment, throughout history, when the spiritual heart of the nation was threatened, a path to salvation emerged.

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."

Just thirty days after burying her son, Livot Malka visits hotels, supporting women who have been evacuated from their homes, comforting bereaved families, and teaching how to view the good even in difficult times. "When I empower women, I also empower myself," she explains.

Sarah Frish, formerly the youngest judge in the country, reveals the great challenge of her life: disability due to polio. She shares her childhood experiences, explains why her parents did not dwell on her illness, and how she managed a household and a demanding career with a paralyzed hand.

How are openings closed and openings sealed at birth? Who are we really angry with? What happens to Israel when Jews don't live there? How does oxygen travel through the body, and why do we experience disasters?

Less than a week after their son's tragic death in a car accident, Liron and Lial Saad share their perspective: "Hashem never tested us before, but now He decided to elevate us." They recount how they broke the news to their children: "We sat them on the grass and told them," and reveal their request for the elevation of his soul.

When diagnosed with cancer and after having tumor-removal surgery on his hip, Colin Jackson wouldn’t stop asking if he could run again. His doctor jokingly said that if so, he'd join him for a run. Two months ago, it happened...

Mushky and Shneor Tzik, Chabad Hassidim, moved the internet with their story of their son Israel, born with multiple anomalies: "I took a deep breath and knew we would make his life amazing."