tragedy

The Spiritual Roots of Tragedy: How Baseless Tears Turned the 9th of Av into a Day of Mourning Across Generations

Three beloved figures, Rabbi Moshe Yehuda Leib Landau, Raphael Meir Tzvi (Tzviki) Valder, and Shlomi Mark, have passed away in recent days, leaving behind hearts shattered by grief yet seeking solace in the meaningful lives they led.

Exactly 3 years apart, two identical and shocking tragedies occurred: the accident on Route 402 and the one on Route 304. Three years after the tragic accident, Levi Yitzchak Amadei's mother says: 'Hashem helps and comforts. When you're close to Him, He gathers the pain.'

Rabbi Arush shares how emunah, acceptance, and gratitude open the gates of blessing — even in life’s most painful trials

How to Support Children Emotionally After Bereavement – Guidance for Parents, Families, and Caregivers

How Jewish wisdom helps transform sorrow and blame into faith, peace, and enduring connection with the souls of our loved ones

The Steipler helped a principal see beyond grief and continue his mission of Torah and growth.

After the loss of a beloved teacher, her students’ hearts overflow with tears, strength, and spiritual growth in her memory

Shlomi Katz lost his son 16 years ago in a tragic road accident. The boy's coat got stuck in the bus door, dragging him under the wheels. This led Katz to establish 'Chafetznu L'chaim', an organization dedicated to raising awareness about road safety and working through various unconventional means to bring change.

After losing his grandson in a heartbreaking accident, Rabbi Leichter showed how true faith leads to healing, forgiveness, and inner strength.

After losing his son, Rabbi Lasry shares powerful words of faith and hope with thousands who came to comfort him

How a father who lost seven children found faith, purpose, and the courage to inspire millions across Israel and the world

A year after losing two daughters, Rabbi Gross welcomes a son in the same hospital, finding strength, hope and closure

After decades of life and kindness, Chaim’s end came just as two righteous rabbis once predicted through a ladder, 55 years later