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Thursday, June 24 2021, the special event with the master of prayer Maran HaGaon HaTzaddik R’ Shimon Galai shlit”a at Beis Hashunamis.

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Eli Chagira is only one and a half years old.
His mother is Chaya: A strong, courageous woman who has fought off cancer five times in her short 32 years of life. But today, she is fighting it for the sixth time.
“My wife is…amazing”, says Ami Chagira, Chaya’s husband. “She’s beaten cancer five times. But unfortunately, the cancer recently came back, and more aggressively than ever this time.”

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When Ami Chagira married his wife Chaya, he knew that she had bravely battled brainstem cancer for two years when she was only seven years old.
What he hadn’t known, was that the cancer would come back.
“It seemed like the cancer was gone,” explains Amitai, “but it came back shortly after our wedding.”

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When Ami Chagira married his wife Chaya fifteen years ago, he knew that she was a survivor of childhood cancer and he was proud of his amazing kallah who had bravely faced death in the face when she was only seven years old. But he never could have imagined that the cancer would return shortly after their wedding. Ever since, it’s been a series of constant ups and downs for their entire family but according to Chagira, it’s been the hardest on the children.
“We have six beautiful children and it’s been a roller coaster for them,” he explains with evident pain in his eyes. “Surgeries, radiation, treatments…Chaya’s sickness has been so hard on them. It breaks our hearts.”

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On the sidewalks of the Israeli city of Kiryat Gat walks a Jewish mom much like mine or yours. This mom, however, isn’t the same smiling woman she used to be six months ago, pinching the cheeks of babies and always on her way to run an important errand for her kids. This mom is Shoshana Dino, and just a few months ago, she lost her husband to cancer. Now her eyes are dull, her shoulders slouched by loss and the weight of her debts. Her children walk alongside her but she keeps a slow pace. Life has beaten her.

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After Years Of Suffering, The Father Was Niftar; The Widow And Seven Orphans Are Left Penniless

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Efrat Chagira is a free-spirited six-year-old girl who lives with her parents and five siblings in Eretz Yisroel. Teachers in her school have always marveled at the young girl’s artistic creativity, impressive and insightful questions, and overflowing love of life. But recently, the limudei kodesh teacher Mrs. Katz noticed that Efrat’s bubbly personality seemed to dampen. Efrat began showing up to school looking tired, and with a sad, hollow look in her eyes. She very often came without any food to eat. Mrs. Katz did what any Jewish mother would do: She pulled Efrat aside during recess and asked her if anything was troubling her.
And in the most heartbreaking manner, little Efrat burst into tears. Very soon, the reason for her unusual behavior unfolded:

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When Amitai Chagira married his wife Chaya, he knew that she had bravely battled brainstem cancer for two years when she was only seven years old.
What he hadn’t known, was that the cancer would come back.
“It seemed like the cancer was gone,” explains Amitai, “but it came back shortly after our wedding.”

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Sima is known in her office in Jerusalem as the life of the party. She always has a smile on her face, and is the first to greet a newcomer warmly. Some would even say her cheeriness is infectious. That makes it all the more remarkable that no one had any idea how hard she had fought to keep that smile.
Sima’s parents died when she was little and she was sent from foster family to foster family throughout her life. Tragically, her foster parents were exploiting the system for support, and she never had a loving family.