resilience

Nothing prepared Avraham Greenfeld for the tragedies he faced - his son Yehuda who fell in the Lebanon War, his young grandchildren who died in a fatal accident, and the Parkinson's disease that erupted into his life. Despite it all, he embraces life with full force and clings to optimism. His current art exhibition reflects this more than anything.

Car trips in Dad's old clunker, the bustling life in Hebron, her son who was killed in a terror attack, and her great faith in Hashem's goodness: Eta Leibowitz in a fascinating interview

"I always look at the half-full glass of life, and I think when you project that outward - no one truly sees you as disabled. When you don't see yourself as a person with a problem, others won't see you that way either": In honor of Chanukah, embrace the inspiring and uplifting story of Meir Weitzman

When Sara Bello's youngest daughter was diagnosed with cancer that doctors couldn't treat, Sara learned to live a life of faith, joy, and creativity in chocolate.

Re'ut Sokolovsky, spokesperson for Knesset Member Orly Levy-Abekasis, moved the online community after posting that she has been diagnosed with cancer. "Now, the obvious changes, and you must choose to live and fight, endure difficult days and be strong," she writes.

Four years ago, the country was shaken by the story of Drora Attias after her son Naor was tragically murdered during a scuffle among teenagers on Shabbat evening. A year later, she received the gift of her daughter Hallel, and today she shares her life filled with faith and free of complaints, and the promise she made to Hashem after Naor's death.

Racheli Reuven recalls the moment the doctor told her, "I'm sorry to say, but there is no chance you'll have children." She remembers the sorrow and pain, but also telling Hashem, "From today, you'll only see tears of joy from me." Now, she is launching 'Voice from Heaven,' a performance recounting her story.

Unexplained Medical Miracle: After 19 days in a coma, Sam Hemming's parents decided to turn off life support, only for her to miraculously wake just minutes before.

We all face challenges, but when you hear the story of a seven-year-old girl named Sophie, who was born without arms yet courageously tackles life, it makes you view your own struggles differently.

Discover how the Belz Rebbe escaped the clutches of the Nazis and continued to lead his community to new heights in Israel.

This wonderful parable in the video will remind us all of the importance of strengthening our faith even when everything seems impossible. It's truly moving.

Widowed at 28 and holding onto faith despite a challenging personal story. "I don't let my soul and heart fall. They are always directed towards Hashem," declares Tair Abudraham from Kiryat Shmona. Shira Cohen came to interview and strengthen her, but left with strength from this interview.