courage

How two Jewish leaders faced the 1492 expulsion from Spain and how one decision determined who would be remembered in Jewish history and who would be forgotten

Why asking for and granting forgiveness strengthens intimacy, builds trust, and keeps love alive.

Shulamit Kishik-Cohen risked everything to smuggle Jews to Israel and pass critical intelligence from enemy states. Even after her capture and brutal torture, her unwavering faith and deep love for Israel remained her strength.

Efrat Mor speaks about her son Eitan, kidnapped from the Nova festival, the choice not to free terrorists for his return, and holding on to faith, family, and hope

What drives a mother of eight to make an extraordinary, life-saving choice for a child she had never met? Bat Chana Sarig reflects on faith, courage, and the quiet fulfillment that came from giving life.

From Ammunition Hill to the Western Wall — an eyewitness story of courage, sacrifice, and history

From a Hasidic rabbi’s son to a fearless partisan and later a Chabad leader, Zusha’s life was defined by action and courage

The singer-songwriter on loss, creativity, prayer, and using music to heal during Israel’s hardest moments

Professor Daniel Gold, former Air Force pilot and senior scientist at Tel Aviv University, reflects on survival, the Holocaust, and the trauma of October 7

A 17-year-old girl, the Holocaust, and the quiet courage that saved Jewish lives

Discovered among the ashes of Auschwitz, Rivka’s 1944 diary reveals a young Jewish girl’s extraordinary courage, hope, and faith in God during the Holocaust

From a Jewish orphanage in wartime France to rebuilding a large, loving family in Israel

Memories of Siberia, the Exodus struggle, and a lifetime of courage passed on to future generations

A Chabad Emissary’s Daughter Shares Her Honest Struggles with Illness, Hair Loss, and Self-Worth in a Powerful Personal Essay