saving lives

Heartfelt stories of donors and recipients reflecting the impact of Rabbi Haber's lifesaving mission

A story of courage, compassion, and changing lives

A sensitive, source-based guide to halachic categories, communal customs, and spiritual steps families may take for soul-elevation

The Talmudic debate between Ben Petura and Rabbi Akiva on life, self preservation, and moral responsibility

For 45 years, Dr. Eli Schussheim led Efrat, saving nearly 80,000 children. How did a surgeon become a lifesaver of unborn children? What challenges did he face, and what led him to abandon his medical degree after two grueling years of study?

After losing their son Moshe to leukemia, David and Miriam transformed their grief into a mission that reshaped Jewish medical history. This powerful story traces the creation of the world’s largest Jewish bone marrow registry and the thousands of lives saved through Moshe’s legacy.

After witnessing the suffering of dialysis patients and the power of unity in times of war, Dr. Eli Bechor made a profound decision

After doctors urged her to end the pregnancy due to medical risks and severe complications, Shirli chose faith, courage, and determination

Four paramedics from the UK entered the record books and became online stars. The reason: they covered over 20,000 kilometers across Europe, through multiple countries. One team member said, "We met amazing people who inspired us to keep going, even in the toughest moments."

Printing the Tanya on Everest, a heroic rescue mission, and a traveler who wraps tefillin across the globe

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

Saved as a baby in a bombing, he later saves a stabbing victim in Jerusalem

Inside the groundbreaking fetal surgeries transforming modern medicine, and the doctor offering hope to parents facing devastating diagnoses

Jewish wisdom on Divine love, the sanctity of life, and the eternal power of a single moment

How a German-Jewish mining tycoon used his wealth and influence to rescue thousands during the Holocaust