Even in difficult and seemingly hopeless situations, the canine unit’s volunteers never give up. In a moving conversation, unit commander Mike Ben Yaakov shares stories of missing persons, lost hikers, and elderly people who were rescued after losing their way. ‘We believe in miracles, and thank G-d, we are privileged to witness them.’
Shabtai Michaeli, a Georgian immigrant, became an iconic street photographer of Jerusalem despite the challenges of illiteracy and disability. Only after his passing did his children learn of his remarkable life story and his deep love for the people of Israel.
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.
Behind every wounded soldier stands a wife carrying her own invisible burden. Avital Shindler shares the long road of recovery, the emotional and spiritual challenges families face, and how a growing community of women is finding strength and purpose after injury.
Pronounced dead after a horrific accident, Shai Reller defied grim predictions. This is the story of how he returned from the abyss and rebuilt a life filled with purpose, family, and hope.
What drives a mother of eight to make an extraordinary, life-saving choice for a child she had never met? Bat Chana Sarig reflects on faith, courage, and the quiet fulfillment that came from giving life.
After a sudden accident left him paralyzed, Aryeh Katz chose resilience over despair. In this moving interview, he shares how faith, family, and purpose helped him rebuild life and guide others forward.
Led by Yossi Aharon, a volunteer initiative restores the personal vehicles of fallen IDF soldiers, transforming them into moving memorials of honor, memory, and legacy.
"These are not the typical synagogue curtains but something entirely different," says Arna Hershberg, an artist from Itamar, highlighting the unique mission she and her colleagues have undertaken.
Eliav Astioker's family shares stories of his compassion and bravery, revealing why they founded a special center for young men in his memory. "It was simply who he was," says his father, Yaakov.
After years of infertility and the painful realization that motherhood would not be part of her life, psychotherapist Efrat Nili shares how she learned to live with absence, return to faith, and build meaning beyond what never came.
Through newly revealed personal journals, Rabbi Meir Mazuz’s life unfolds in his own handwriting, offering an intimate look at his faith, struggles, and lifelong devotion to Torah.
After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in her early thirties, Reut Rivka Fima’s life took an unexpected turn. She reflects on learning to live openly with illness, redefining strength, and finding new direction and meaning beyond the life she once planned.
A walk to a frozen spring sparks a creative journey. Writer and musician Uri Adler reflects on the meeting points of music, storytelling, faith, and reality, and on the partnership with Zvi Yehezkeli that led to a bestselling book.
As the nephew of Israeli hero Emmanuel Moreno and the cousin of Itai Moreno, musician Yochai Moreno has faced profound loss. Through songwriting, he shares how music became a path for healing, faith, and connection.
Rafi Avers lost his son, Shai, in a military tragedy. Since then, he has transformed grief into action, visiting bereaved families across the country and drawing strength from faith, memory, and a call for unity beyond politics.
After losing her daughter in a devastating terror attack, Naomi Amadi describes how faith, memory, and art became her path to healing, illuminating the darkness and carrying forward her daughter’s legacy.
Atarah Elkaim recalls a terrifying moment that forever changed everything: the seconds that saved her family from disaster, their overwhelming challenges with a destroyed home, and their unwavering hope for the future.
In the wake of devastating loss, Yehuda Lentzkeron has found healing and purpose through the creation of Torah scrolls in memory of the fallen. The tragic story of his brother's death and a prophetic dream have inspired a profound mission.
Many recognize him as the man offering booklets at the intersection, but behind the smile stands a story of faith and purpose. Menachem Lutenberg shares his journey from spiritual searching to building Torah communities, and how a brief moment at a red light became a powerful opportunity to open hearts and spread light
