Stories of Resilience

As one artist says, these are not post-trauma artworks because we are still in trauma.

These yellow tulips are part of the Bouquet of Hope project to raise awareness for the return of all Israeli hostages.

A new installation was put here to mark Day 100. It is a Hamas-like tunnel. And it is hands down the most violent art undertaking so far.

A photo collection of safety signs and the statement they make about life in Israel in the wake of Oct. 7, 2023 attacks.

From educators to psychologists, dog handlers to farmers, students to artists, neighbors to communicators – the grassroots initiatives...

Waiting rooms. They're for waiting. And waiting is exactly what I did at a government office today. I waited and waited. Government...

Tel Aviv's street art - November 2023: The walls are talking about war, hope, fears, resilience, peace, heroism and somberness.

Traditional Wish Trees invite people to add their individual wishes. The Tel Aviv Wish Tree only has one wish. To bring home the hostages.

“They’re not all Israelis.” “No. They’re not.” A child, about six years old, is scrutinizing the faces staring out from their posters. He...

Cities around Israel host pop-up events at which fellow citizens from communities hardest hit by the Hamas attacks can sell their goods.

The headlines miss out on the grassroots initiatives. And all the helpers. Every which way you look, there are helpers.

Look closer at these yellow chairs. They’re tied together. Indeed, everyone in Israel is tied to the plight of these hostages.

People in the United States and Canada don’t have a designated safe room. Every room in their homes is a safe room. Not in Israel.