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When Edward Weinstein was seriously wounded after his home was directly hit, he feared he wouldn't be able to hold his son's bar mitzvah. Rabbi Menachem Kutner visited him and assured him that everything would be taken care of so he could celebrate peacefully. A few days after the bar mitzvah, Kutner shares: "It was an unforgettable event."

Ofer and Oshrit Gobi adopted three daughters and feel it's a true blessing. How does Ofer's disability impact parenting? An inspiring interview.

Ari, the 8-year-old son of Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Goldberg z"l, one of the victims from the Meron disaster, created a sobering play scenario using Playmobil, depicting his father wrapped in a tallit. His mother burst into tears upon seeing it.

Ingeborg McIntosh adopted Jordan when no one else would. 28 years later, he did something extraordinary: "I couldn't ask for a better son."

Nicole Kamelo from Oregon was shocked by what she saw when she visited her son's school during lunch.

Mushky and Shneor Tzik, Chabad Hassidim, moved the internet with their story of their son Israel, born with multiple anomalies: "I took a deep breath and knew we would make his life amazing."

Twelve siblings, with ages between 75 and 97, hold the Guinness World Record for the biggest age range within a single set of siblings.

They jump around the house nonstop, causing noise, shouting at siblings and parents, being rude, and always looking for something to do. While they lack that spark commonly associated with diagnosed children, they behave as if they possess it.

Soon after marriage, Yehuda and Sarah realized that having children might not be easy. Sarah's kidney condition deteriorated, leading to a transplant from her mother. Yet, Sarah was forbidden from having children, and seven years later, the transplanted kidney failed, but this complex situation led to salvation.

Doctors urged her to end the pregnancy due to her unborn child’s missing arms, but this determined mom held firm. Now, one year later, her daughter is the heart of their family. 'I won't let anyone decide whether she comes into this world; she’s our good luck charm,' she told the doctor.

The sudden passing of little Ruth Aharoni struck the family hard, but it didn't let the parents sink. Now, less than a year later, they celebrate the birth of twins and share an emotional conversation about their turbulent emotions.

Giselle and Liz grew up in France during World War II. Their father was taken to camps, and their mother couldn’t raise them, so they were sent to the home of Righteous Among the Nations. Mrs. Giselle Guttel shares the process, growth, and hardships.

What led to the creation of the program 'Making Order'? How do Ziva Meir and Efrat Barzel decide which topics to address in it? Why do they believe complex issues can be solved in an hour-long show? And what are the constant concerns that always trouble parents? Ziva and Efrat discuss their joint program.

What would you do if, at 22, you found out you're about to become a parent to triplets? For Chloe Dastin from Australia, it wasn't such a shock, as she and her husband were already parents to three little ones at the time.

After meningitis affected him severely, Motti Meringer's parents talk about the diagnosis, the challenges, their inner strength, and his highly talked-about Bar Mitzvah event.

A four-year-old girl who tried to resolve a disagreement between her quarrelling parents captivated the internet: "If everyone acts mean, only the monsters will be left. We all need to behave like humans. Everyone, including me and you, Mom. I want everything to calm down and just be as good as possible."

On immigrating to Israel from Yemen, enduring hardships along the journey, living with a deaf-mute mother, and why working well into your 80s is worthwhile. A captivating interview with Saadia Levi

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

Nechama Ambar, age 89, born in Iraq, gives us a rich account of her childhood, adulthood, and senior years.

Attorney Dovi Weinrot shares how he and his children celebrated the birthday of the late Chani, and what happened on the way to the Western Wall.