survival

*Sajid Tongul* was declared dead in a plane crash 45 years ago, but recently stunned his family by revealing he had been alive all along. "I didn't reach out because I felt like a failure," he confessed to local media.

One of the injured present at Meron during the disaster, who even experienced clinical death, recounts his journey to the celestial court where he was asked, 'Why should we return you?' His answer will touch your heart.

Born with a rare condition that left him with his head turned backward, doctors didn't expect Claudio to live beyond 24 hours. Now at 44, he is a sought-after speaker in Brazil.

A Holocaust survivor cracked the lottery code, winning big 14 times. Yet, tax issues forced him to leave Israel, and now he dreams of returning to his true home.

A German cobbler, an American with epilepsy, a woman with cholera, and a young man in a motorcycle accident—who were the people mistakenly buried alive, and how many managed to survive?

In 2015, Captain Tim Lancaster was sucked out of his plane's window at 23,000 feet. Discover the astonishing tale of survival.

Last week, Ben Zion Hadar (Bolosh), known as one of the group of youths from Warsaw's Three Crosses Square, passed away. "Dad sold cigarettes to German soldiers who never imagined he was a Jewish child," says his son Tomer. "He always said that only divine providence protected him."

In a tale that has left India buzzing, a man pronounced dead and chilled in storage shocked everyone by waking up a day later. "He was shivering and tried to speak, though no words came out," shared the family.

Their baby was born weighing as much as a Superman action figure. Doctors said he wouldn't survive, but against all odds, he did. Every birthday, his parents recreate that photo next to the Superman doll to remind him of his strength.

A German man survives four hours in stormy seas thanks to a trick learned from the US Navy SEALs

In a miraculous turn of events, a 53-year-old Frenchman survived 18 hours unconscious on a frozen riverbank after a cardiac arrest. Against all odds, his pulse returned, stunning doctors in the process.

The Holocaust survivor's harrowing journey through artistic expression

"When I didn't hear cries, I knew immediately my baby was gone," she wipes away a tear. "When the doctors confirmed my fear and said she hadn't survived, I started screaming in despair in the delivery room, begging my daughter to wake up. I cried like never before." What happened next? Read this incredible story of hope.

Gilad Shushan and his wife were on a ferry in Thailand that capsized off the coast of Ko Phi Phi. They were thrown into the water and feared there was no chance of rescue, but then a lifebuoy was thrown their way. In an emotional conversation, Gilad recalled those moments: "Suddenly I saw my late grandfather on the ship. I'm sure it was the merit of my ancestors that saved me."

When 8-year-old Abri cried about severe leg pain, doctors initially dismissed it as 'growing pains.' However, when the pain intensified, especially at night, her parents pushed for a biopsy. What they discovered was shocking.

"I wouldn't trade my memories of Auschwitz," said the woman whose Holocaust memories taught generations about the human capacity to rise above the harshest circumstances.

Damian Leroy, a 34-year-old paraglider, fell from a height of 150 feet during an aerial maneuver. Despite severe injuries, including a broken back and punctured lung, he survived against all odds.

"The Man of the Hole" is the nickname given to the sole survivor of an entire tribe in the Amazon. He earned this name due to the holes he digs in the ground to hide and hunt for his survival.

Discover how the Belz Rebbe escaped the clutches of the Nazis and continued to lead his community to new heights in Israel.

These photos posted on social media this week left no one indifferent. A rescue team called to the scene of an accident was astounded by the miracle that occurred for 36-year-old Karen Brown: her car was completely crushed, but she emerged whole and unharmed.