In times of personal struggle- whether it is facing an illness, a life challenge, or an emotional valley - we often look for sources of strength. The Tanakh is rich with stories of warriors, not just in the physical sense, but also as symbols of inner resilience. In this post, we will explore a few Torah figures whose journeys can inspire our own healing. Moshe: Leading Through Vulnerability Moshe is often seen as a strong leader, but his strength did not come from perfectio

for the return of our Captives. To all the work so many amazing humans did to further this process and bring some closure we thank and applaud you for allowing the shefa of goodness to flow through you. Please Creator of all Souls bring the rest of our children to their families so their souls and bodies can be treated properly and we, all of Am Yisrael and the close families still waiting for them, can heal and regain peace. Thank you to so many, in and outside of our Goy Ka

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