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"We hope to remind victims of terror and their families that they are not alone, that we are here to help them every step of the way."

“At home, there is nothing we can do. We watch the news, and we're angry. We came into a war, and Israelis uplifted us. This spirit is what we needed."

“The timing of the retreat was almost eerie. The members of the Casualty Team have had no rest since October 7th."

"To see the tremendous mental power of the relatives of victims of terror attacks and to witness their joy of living, and their giving to all those around them gives us strength."

The OneFamily support organization lists the lives lost to terror since Rosh Hashana 2015.

You pay terrorists, you glorify terrorists, shame on you,” shouted Danon.

Roni Tzur, a counselor with OneFamily, explains that Sara “is mourning a mother who is actually alive."

Oran, who lost five family members as well as his eyesight in the suicide bombing of Maxim restaurant in Haifa on October 4, 2003, has become an accomplished sailor, and a candidate for Israel’s disabled sailing team in international competitions. Addressing a packed crowd at the opening ceremony of the Maccabiah games in 2005, he said: “After what I have gone through, I know that even if they hurt you, they can’t defeat you."

Today, with 37 professionals and nearly 750 volunteers working from four centers around Israel, OneFamily operates in close cooperation with representatives of government, municipal, and community agencies to assure that every terror victim in need of support is known to the organization.