Exploring how Jewish families upheld Taharat HaMishpacha and mikveh during the Holocaust, and how their quiet heroism helped rebuild Jewish life.

When the war broke out over Shabbat, I wasn’t sure how we would even be able to open the mikvaot. Although it wasn’t technically my problem to solve, it weighed heavily on my mind. Somehow, I knew we would find a way. It just meant opening during our shifts and working around the sirens ensuring each mikvah had a safe room.

October 7th and the ongoing war have profoundly transformed the dating and relationship landscape for young men and women in Israel. In...

Does your mikveh have a saferoom (a miklat or merchav mugan)? Here's a list of those that do.

For the last year and a half, every Israeli—man, woman, and child—has been surrounded by difficult events, not by choice. These events...

A strong and supportive relationship is one of the most important sources of resilience during times of crisis.