I’m a former IDF combat soldier. Treating the trauma of Israelis and Palestinians is the only way forward
Without acknowledging our mutual pain while fostering trust and understanding, the fighting will never end
Without acknowledging our mutual pain while fostering trust and understanding, the fighting will never end
'Connecting with other survivors helps us open up and move forward in our healing,' one survivor said
Therapist Lisa Fliegel's experiences with the Boston Marathon bombing and inner-city homicide prepared her for Israel
With 'Paper Cut,' Israeli artist Yael Rasooly has found a way to heal herself — and her audiences
In 'Summons to Berlin,' Joanne Intrator recounts a grueling journey to receive compensation
In 'My Hijacking,' Martha Hodes tries to reconstruct 'the most spectacular episode of air piracy the world had yet seen'
in 'The Absent Moon,' Luiz Schwarcz writes of survivor guilt and his own depression
Julia Métraux, now 24, first started having severe fatigue and chronic pain about six years ago — symptoms that led to her eventual diagnosis with vasculitis, which involves inflammation of the blood vessels, in January 2018. She was hospitalized for a week and then bedridden for six months. Her medical needs made it necessary for…