The majority of residents in the town of Sderot, Israel, left their homes after the October 7th terrorist attack due to the proximity to Gaza and the ongoing violence. Located in Sderot is the 'Max and Ruth Schwartz Hesder Yeshiva', Israel's largest Hesder Yeshiva seminary school, which immediately closed its doors after the terror attack. Now, students are returning to the school with hopes of inspiring others to come back to the town and regain some normalcy.
FOX's Eben Brown speaks with Rabbi Ari Katz, public relations director of the 'Max and Ruth Schwartz Hesder Yeshiva' in Sderot, Israel, who praises his students for their bravery and hopes it will help the community to heal.
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