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It was two years ago when life seemed to have dealt its worst hand to the Kaufmans. Their father and loving husband Ari was suddenly niftar from heart disease. The Kaufman home, once filled with laughter, enveloped in a mournful silence and Ziva, a new widow with six children in her care, battled daily with her grief, pushing through for her family.

But then, another twist of fate struck when Ziva discovered a lump. 

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An army of Yidden – both single and married – are waiting. 
Some for a zivug, others for a child. They are waiting and proclaiming, unanimously, Umibaladecha! 
There is no one but You, Hashem, our Father, our King. 
We do our hishtadlus, but our belief lies in You. 
As one, Bonei Olam’s Ohel Sarala and Vzakeini participants tap into the unparalleled strength of tefila – davening to the only One who has the power to bring the miracles we seek .
Umibaladecha! Hashem, we don’t have another Father.

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Yossi Dolinsky (from Chicago) was in a tragic car accident and unfortunately lost part of his hand and suffered other serious injuries. 

Rabbanim have launched an emergency campaign to help Yossi and his family during this difficult time, please donate generously.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE

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Yossi Dolinsky (from Chicago) was in a tragic car accident and unfortunately lost part of his hand and suffered other serious injuries. 

Rabbanim have launched an emergency campaign to help Yossi and his family during this difficult time, please donate generously.
CLICK HERE TO DONATE

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Take medication. Go to the hospital for a blood test. Shave head. This is not the typical to-do list for a teenage girl, but for Esther Greenfeld of Bnei Brak it is her new normal. 

After a shocking diagnosis of stage IV bone cancer earlier this year, this 14 year old’s daily routine has been completely transformed. She goes in for weekly radiation therapy sessions in Hadassah Ein Kerem, many blood tests and scans, all with the creeping sensation of dread that grows with each passing day – there is one important task that she can’t complete on her own. 

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Losing a spouse. Fighting cancer as a teenager. Either one of these struggles may be more than enough to bring a family to the brink of despair, but this widowed Israeli mom Rochel and daughter Devora have been through it all. 
Now, they are going through their next challenge: 
“My daughter Devora is engaged and getting married very soon. She’s so excited, maybe more than your average kallah because we honestly weren’t sure that she would live to get married. 7 years ago, she was diagnosed with cancer,” begins the emotional story. 

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Hatzolah Air soars to the greatest heights and flies to the farthest corners to save and protect our people.
A Torah Scroll, rooted in the loftiest heights and reaching the farthest corners, embodies the health, safety, and life-source of our people. This heavenly campaign fuses the two in one monumental endeavor—writing a Sefer Torah to help protect lives while supporting Hatzolah Air. Every letter you purchase, for the minimal cost of $18—Chai, life—literally writes health and protection for those who need it most.
 A special Shmira for the 9 Days.

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When an Israeli woman received a phone call from an unrecognizable number two weeks ago, she never expected to be told something that destroyed her life in a matter of seconds– That her husband was in prison. 

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The clock is ticking for a respected father of six from Israel, who is currently held in a Polish prison under severe conditions on dubious charges of tax evasion.