In a heart-wrenching conversation, bereaved mother Rachel Goldberg-Polin and war widow Rachel Goldberg share their profound losses. Rachel Goldbeg-Polin advocates passionately for her son Hersh, who was tragically murdered after being kidnapped. They reflect on love, sacrifice, and the strength of community amid grief, drawing parallels to the biblical Rachel. The discussion delves into the complexities of individual and collective mourning, emphasizing the importance of compassion and resilience as they navigate their intertwined fates.

Jon and Rachel Goldberg-Polin share their heart-wrenching journey as parents mourning their son, Hirsch, killed in the October 7th attacks. They discuss the profound grief and resilience intertwined with Jewish traditions during this solemn time. The couple reflects on the emotional chasm between bereaved families and the state, advocating for accountability. They offer insights into navigating loss, finding hope amid despair, and the importance of community support in healing. Their powerful story captures the struggle for solace in the face of unimaginable tragedy.

Ayelet Levy Shachar and Rachel Goldberg-Polin share their heart-wrenching stories as mothers caught in the turmoil of conflict. They discuss the relentless search for their children held hostage and the emotional struggles faced by families in distress. The conversation covers the human toll of military actions, the hope of reunions, and the intersection of grief and advocacy. Their insights reveal the complexities of daily life amid chaos, highlighting the pivotal role of women's voices in navigating these crises.