What do lovers do when under attack from both sides of an unimaginable war? The end song is Prayer of the Mothers by Yael Deckelbaum. Photograph by Yitz Woolf, courtesy of Sarah Tuttle-Singer.

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Grateful for his safety and relative comfort in this war, one man says goodbye to his personal paradise.

The end song is Pizmon LeYakington ("Hymn to the Hyacinth") by Yehudit Ravitz.

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A citizen runs to stop a terrorist, and is tragically shot by friendly fire. How does this happen? And what does his family do next?

The end song is Karma Police, performed by Shefita, originally by Radiohead.

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How do you raise a child who is on both sides of a war? The end song is Yalda Sheli Ktana ("Little Girl of Mine") by Idan Raichel.

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When war needs you in two very different capacities, how on earth do you decide what to do?

The end song is Ana Efneh ("Where Shall I Turn?") by Erez Lev Ari.

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Today we’re releasing something new for us - a short video - in which we returned to Ariel Markose, exactly one year after profiling her on "Wartime Diaries." You can find the video here

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Families, lovers, fighters, and more: one year of Wartime Diaries.

The end song is B'Shana Haba'ah ("In the Next Year") by Shiri Maimon.

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A parent being called to war impacts the entire family. So she stepped up.

The end song is Imma ("Mom") by Shiri Maimon.

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Two bus stops in two neighboring towns capture how war can unify, and how it can divide.

The end song is Autobus Mispar Echad ("Bus Number One") by Shlomo Artzi.

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