To date, more than 20,000 people have completed the organization’s programs.

Eight years old when Hamas kidnapped her on October 7th, Emily Hand describes how — three years later — surfing ocean waves and feeling the breeze help her heal from that dark and terrible day.

A groundbreaking surfing therapy program, 'Hagal Sheli' (My Wave), is helping Israelis heal from the trauma of the October 7 attacks.

Surf therapy in Israel has become a powerful tool for healing, offering more than just fun in the water—it’s a way for individuals to confront and release trauma.

HaGal Sheli has pivoted its mission to prioritize children affected by the October 7th tragedy, creating a healing space where they can momentarily escape their ordeal and surf with friends.

An Israeli non-profit is making a real difference by taking kids off the streets and giving them a chance to catch the wave through the joy of surfing!

With its pristine beaches, azure waters, and awe-inspiring waves, Eilat has emerged as an irresistible surfing hot spot in Israel.

Israeli athlete Diva Hatami has defied the odds her entire life.

HaGal Sheli uses surfing to empower at-risk youth to get off the streets and back to school with a heightened sense of dignity, self-worth and accomplishment.

This is IDF soldier is headed to the Olympics in surfing and was just honored as a 'Global Barbie Role Model.'

Netanya hosted a totally radical surfing competition this week for top riders from around the world.

Good News Israel presents night surfing competition; Israeli glass on display, and much more.