10.07.2024 The Nova Survivor Using Soccer To Cope With Trauma Surviving the Nova attack by hiding for hours in a greenhouse was only the first challenge for Eliran Golan, 28; the entire year since has been shaped by his attempt to make sense of that day By Hadas Yom Tov
10.07.2024 The Knitting Circle Organizer Using Yarn as a Tool of Resilience At the height of Hila Harel’s knitting project, 70 women displaced to a hotel in the Dead Sea gathered to knit together, unraveling their trauma and reweaving connections By Yael Elnatan
10.07.2024 The Bedouin Activist Fighting for Coexistence and for the Hostages After October 7, Wahid Al-Huzail, a social entrepreneur from Rahat, established a headquarters to support family members of Bedouin hostages and victims—and he has visions for building a shared society for Israel’s Arabs and Jews By Yaniv Sharon
10.07.2024 The 22-Year-Old Learning To Walk Again After Losing a Leg in Gaza Military photographer David Revayev, 22, is still coming to terms with his new reality, eight months after losing his leg in Gaza By Hadas Yom Tov
10.07.2024 The Christian Arab Teacher Inspired To Teach in a Jewish School This year, as she turned 55, Rima Khouri decided to open a new chapter in her life: moving from the Christian school in the Arab village of Fassuta, where she taught for 22 years, to a Jewish middle school on Kibbutz Evron By Yael Elnatan
10.07.2024 The 13-Year-Old Protestor Yearning To Return Home to Northern Israel During a full year as a displaced person, Elisheva As-Kurlender, 13, joined a basketball league, developed political aspirations, made new friends and kept the old—and she hasn’t given up on her fight to move back home By Michal Marantz