Following the deadliest day for Jewish people since the Holocaust, Israelis are grappling with profound grief and a shattered sense of security. Dr. Danny Brom of the Israel Psychotrauma Center in Jerusalem notes the immense loss being mourned by Israelis and Jewish communities globally. Despite the trauma, Dr. Brom observes a remarkable resilience emerging alongside the grieving process. A critical question arises: how can Israelis rebuild a feeling of safety without surrendering to fear? However, the ongoing conflict complicates recovery, as the definition of “ultimate victory” remains unclear despite political rhetoric. The war continues in Israel, hindering the path toward healing and a restored sense of security.