When Hamas broke into Avital's protected space, they pulled her out of the closet she was hiding in and brought her neighbor's young children, aged four and 15 weeks, into Avital’s home. Not knowing what had befallen their mother, Avital looked after the two youngsters, even as she thought the terrorists were kidnapping them to Gaza.

To ensure his family stayed safe in his home's protected room, Shlomo sacrificed himself, sitting in plain sight in the living room so when Hamas terrorists entered his house and killed him, they didn't think to search for hidden inhabitants.

After Hamas set her house in Kibbutz Holit on fire on October 7, Shir fled her safe room and saved her neighbor, who had passed out trying to escape her home which was already ablaze.

Oz risked his life time and time again to save survivors at the Nova Festival on October 7, making 15 trips in his personal vehicle to the rave grounds, despite the ongoing presence of terrorists, and got 120 people to safety.

As the Director of Youth Futures - Ofakim & Merhavim, Nurit supported mentors on October 7 as Hamas attacked Ofakim, and is now overseeing Youth Futures’ efforts to continue to support its child beneficiaries and their families.

Oshri was shot by terrorists, with the bullet piercing his eye and throat, but miraculously survived. With a long road to recovery ahead of him, he’s receiving support from the Fund for Victims of Terror.

Neta and her partner, Santi, were at home in Kfar Aza when Hamas terrorists broke in and shot them. They managed to escape and Neta's father, a policeman, helped rescue them. Now recovering, they are receiving support from The Jewish Agency's Fund for Victims of Terror.

The Kidron family survived the Hamas terrorists’ assault on their Kibbutz, Be’eri, but as one of the hardest-hit communities, with many killed, injured and kidnapped, and numerous homes destroyed, they are left wondering what will happen to them and their beloved kibbutz.

Guy’s leg was badly injured when Hamas terrorists threw a grenade into the shelter he was hiding in at the Nova Music Festival. Now he and his family are receiving support from The Jewish Agency’s Fund for Victims of Terror.