Jewish resilience

Two Holocaust survivors whose lives remind us of the resilience of faith, memory, and the Jewish spirit

A story of sheer bravery, divine protection, and the will to live against all odds

From its creation under Nazi rule in 1940 to the Great Deportation, the story of the Warsaw Ghetto reveals both the cruelty of oppression and the courage of Jewish resilience

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

Rabbi Yehuda HaChasid’s Hurva Synagogue stands as a timeless symbol of Jewish resilience and renewal

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

Why challenges, failures, and trials are not setbacks, but spiritual training that brings us closer to God and true greatness

Artist Devorah Karl transforms her grandmother’s Holocaust memories into hopeful expressions of faith, courage, and Jewish continuity

How Chana Rotenberg uncovered her parents’ hidden past and turned it into a story of faith, resilience, and spiritual heroism

How three pregnant mothers hid their condition, endured death marches, and brought new life into the world as WWII came to an end

How the deep spiritual roots of the Jewish people have sustained them through history, exile, hardship, and renewal