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We learn more from the released hostages on the rough conditions of their captivity in Gaza, including the terrorists separating families.

Do you know how miracles happen? Yael shares how a miracle takes just one step of faith and God takes care of the rest!

The recent week-long ceasefire was broken Friday morning when Hamas started firing rockets into Israel.

Two IDF soldiers and an armed civilian returned fire to kill both terrorists responsible for a terror attack in Jerusalem.

Bomb shelters are a necessary reality in Israel, but there is beauty—and resilience—in painting them.

“Suddenly, I heard a whistle. I understood that I had about three seconds. I thought that these might be my last seconds alive," says Amit, a soldier wounded in battle…

Now released, 9-year-old Emily only speaks in whispers after being “conditioned not to make any noise” by terrorists says her father.

After providing a family of evacuees from Ashkelon with a purchase card and they sent us this moving thank-you note.

A new olim family says they believe all of Israel will "come out of this as a stronger and more united people."

Bishop Lanier tells us how “there is a responsibility for those of us who remain to look and listen,” talking about the attacks on October 7.

This group of hostages finally returned home after 51 days in captivity—including nine children and two mothers.

More hostages return after being held in Gaza for weeks, and they are joyfully reuniting with loved ones, but the pain of those lost still remains.