A soldier who lost his leg fighting after October 7 was filmed dancing atop a table at his wedding, embodying the resilience of Israel.

These IDF soldiers, despite their grievous and life-changing injuries, haven’t lost their love of and joy for life as they sing and dance as only they can.

An IDF soldier who lost his leg fighting in Gaza recounted how he wanted it buried in his own grave so that when the resurrection comes at the end of days, he will be whole again.

Avida Bachar, who lost his wife, his son, and his leg in the October 7 massacre, is working every day to rebuild the life that was torn from him while confronting both the physical and emotional wounds left behind.

Matan, an IDF soldier who lost both legs after being severely wounded in the Gaza war, put on an incredible display of resilience and strength—dancing and flipping in the middle of Times Square despite his injuries.

At the Western Wall, a special prayer gathering was held where wounded soldiers and civilians came together to express gratitude for their survival and pray for the recovery of their comrades.

Ari Spitz, a triple amputee who faced unimaginable odds, has just marked a monumental milestone: walking out of Tel HaShomer Hospital’s rehabilitation department on his prosthetic legs.