Sherri Mandell
Sherri Mandell is an American-born Israeli author and activist best known for her work in response to personal tragedy. She moved to Israel from the United States and has become a prominent figure in writing and activism. Sherri's life took a tragic turn when her son, Koby Mandell, was murdered by terrorists in 2001. This event led her to co-found the Koby Mandell Foundation, which aims to support families that have been victims of terrorism.
Sherri Mandell has authored several books, including 'The Blessing of a Broken Heart' which won a National Jewish Book Award and has been turned into a stage play. Her writing often explores themes of grief, healing, and spiritual growth, drawing on her own experiences to help others. She conducts workshops and speaks extensively on coping with loss and transforming grief into a source of personal growth.
In addition to her work with the Koby Mandell Foundation, Sherri continues to write and contribute to various publications. Her articles and essays have appeared in numerous outlets, and she is recognized for her poignant storytelling and her ability to address complex emotional and spiritual issues with sensitivity and insight.