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Photographer Shani Loya sets out to find children named after Holocaust survivors or victims. 'Many children proudly bear these names,' she shares.

"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.

The Bochstab family remembers their son Yagav, kidnapped to Gaza, by distributing cakes and winter supplies to those in need, keeping his spirit of giving alive.

"It wasn't just a random choice to organize a tribute conference for ultra-Orthodox charitable organizations," says Member of Knesset Galit Distel. She firmly believes the ultra-Orthodox community contributes more than any other, regrets they're often seen as shirkers by the general public, and promises: "I will continue to work towards unity, in every possible way."

Discover how Shoshana Bechar left Paris for Israel, found her connection to Judaism, and experienced a life-changing journey during a time of war.

"Returning home is just the beginning of a challenging journey," says Dr. Idit Gutman, a psychologist from Tel Aviv University. What do returning captives experience upon release, and can they truly reclaim fulfilling lives?

Judith Fresnd's journey from a secular life in a Galilean village to embracing Jewish traditions in her Jerusalem home is a testament to the twists of fate.

Matan Skopski found himself on the front lines in Gaza, capturing his intense experiences through art. His nighttime paintings, born from the war's darkness, have transformed into a powerful exhibition in the Knesset, illustrating the strength of creativity and the glimmers of light in the hardest moments.

The 'Get Chesed' project, born out of the COVID-19 pandemic, connects young students with lonely seniors, creating bonds that transcend age. Rabbi David Or shares touching stories, proving the project changes lives for all involved.

Hana Eiram didn't anticipate how far her "Iron Sisters" initiative would stretch. Today, with thousands of reserve wives finding support from ultra-Orthodox women in cross-sector friendships, she's convinced: "This couldn't have happened any other way."

From a last-minute decision that saved a life, to a child's classroom lesson turned heroism, explore remarkable stories of survival from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, a disaster that claimed over 230,000 lives but also revealed human resilience.

Hila Tamar Edri has developed an innovative project that provides tools to cope with loss and uncertainty for people with intellectual disabilities.

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.'

When Michal Habari founded 'Dance on Wheels,' she paved the way for women and girls with disabilities to enter the world of dance. Now, they meet weekly, perform on stage, and prove there are no limits to dance.

From the horrors of Auschwitz, amidst hunger, disease, and forced labor, Shindy Miller documented the atrocities of the Holocaust with every fiber of her being. Written on hidden scraps of paper, her diary became a chilling testament and legacy for future generations. Now, two months after her passing, her daughter Dori unveils her inspiring story.

A new study reveals a link between household pests and respiratory infections. Findings underscore the importance of cleanliness, especially for children with asthma.

Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 14, Gal Erezi chose to live life to the fullest. Now, as he approaches his wedding and the completion of his degree, he shares his inspiring story.

Dr. Yotam Almagor initiated Israel's inaugural home hospitalization program for premature babies and has witnessed countless heartwarming stories. Discover the inspiration behind this unique initiative and the fates of the babies he's accompanied.

After eight years of dedicated study, a unique memory technique, and a deep connection to the Bible, Shimshon Jacob won first place. His inspiring message: "Focus on the effort, not the outcome, because that's what truly matters."

The organization "Hope and Healing" created a breathtaking menorah from 25,000 balloons. Deborah Agassi, the project manager, shares the menorah's journey and what's planned for the balloons after Chanukah.