After October 7, Emunah Tawil, one of the original staff members of Tzfat Zula, faced a challenging situation. Many of the male staff members were called to reserves, and many female staff members, including Emunah, traveled south to their parents with their children. With her husband fighting in Gaza and a young infant, Emunah initially did likewise. However, her “Zula girls” sent countless heartfelt messages expressing how much they missed the center and begging for its reopening.

Determined to support her community, Emunah made a courageous decision. Despite the personal challenges of caring for a new baby alone, she chose to return home and keep the Tzfat Zula open. Her dedication ensured that the girls who relied on the Zula for support and community had a place to turn during difficult times.

After October 7, Emunah Tawil, one of the original staff members of Tzfat Zula, faced a challenging situation. Many of the male staff members were called to reserves, and many female staff members, including Emunah, traveled south to their parents with their children. With her husband fighting in Gaza and a young infant, Emunah initially did likewise. However, her “Zula girls” sent countless heartfelt messages expressing how much they missed the center and begging for its reopening.

Determined to support her community, Emunah made a courageous decision. Despite the personal challenges of caring for a new baby alone, she chose to return home and keep the Tzfat Zula open. Her dedication ensured that the girls who relied on the Zula for support and community had a place to turn during difficult times.