Pressure. We all experience it. Some people cave in. Some hold tight. And some grow into angels. The Ezer Mizion […]
When Tragedy Strikes and All is Dark Until…
Tragedy occurs. The family is engulfed in grief. Their world turns dark. Despair accompanies them every moment as they try […]
What Kept the Hostages Going?
They couldn’t let go. Each one embracing the other again and again and again. He, together with all of the […]
Saying Goodbye
The nightmare began in Gaza when Chen, an IDF soldier, was severely wounded. It was there that he was catapulted […]
Whatever They Need
When one needs meat, the butcher is the place to go. Clothing is obtained at a clothing store and a […]
Enabling the Giver
Aryeh is a giver. Some people say ‘My pleasure’ just to be polite. Aryeh would mean it literally. It was […]
A Battle on Two Fronts: Mali
Everyone at the Ezer Mizion Summer Retreat for Cancer Patients and their Families has a story. Last week we met […]
War on Two Fronts
Battling the horrors of the war. Living in terror, with the security of pre-Oct. 7th long gone. Loss of loved […]
We’re There for Them
Unexpected. No warning sirens. Horrific. Terrifying. Four soldiers were killed and at least 60 were wounded in a terrorist drone […]
From Bomb Shelter to Lifesaver
Every single person who donates stem cells to save a life is special. But some are especially special. Like Shlomie. […]