Please (Make and) Post your Kiddush Hashem or Honesty Story

[mevinyavin]

Was in Elad today. At the exit to the city, someone had set up tents and piled up boxes high, with a large sign in Ivrit advertising free equipment, non-perishable food, and water for soldiers. (I assume there are soldiers still passing through or it would be irrelevant.) Amazing!

[Yehuda57]

[Yehuda57]

Covered for now
“Folks, hatzolah air is responding, and so i think we no longer (for the moment) need to keep this project on our list.  Thank you . if HA cannot do it, we are working on backup solutions”

[AsherO]

https://x.com/daniel02667/status/1747562559325024376

[yelped]

https://x.com/daniel02667/status/1747562559325024376

If you only look, there are hundreds of Kiddush Hashem stories with "unconnected" Jews all over the world these days...

[aygart]

We flew from YYZ to EWR, and the flight attendant came over to my wife and asked her, "Are you the mother of these kids?" (5 of them). My wife thought to herself, "Uh-oh, what did we do wrong now?" but he continued how he has been an FA for 17 years and how most people just treat him like part of the woodwork, and the only way he exists is if they need his help getting luggage into the bin. He said that it is only the orthodox Jewish kids who say hello to him and good evening etc. and treat him like a person. He ended up bringing my kids to the cockpit after .

[ckmk47]

We flew from YYZ to EWR, and the flight attendant came over to my wife and asked her, "Are you the mother of these kids?" (5 of them). My wife thought to herself, "Uh-oh, what did we do wrong now?" but he continued how he has been an FA for 17 years and how most people just treat him like part of the woodwork, and the only way he exists is if they need his help getting luggage into the bin. He said that it is only the orthodox Jewish kids who say hello to him and good evening etc. and treat him like a person. He ended up bringing my kids to the cockpit after .

11 years ago I took my kids in business class to TLV. (our 1st DDF trip and business saver was cheaper than standard economy)
The FA complemented me over their politeness and good manners. 
As proud as I was that we made a kiddush Hashem, it was a boost in the arm as a parent that they showed such good behavior in public. (when they could tear each other apart in private)

[YitzyS]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_donation_in_Jewish_law#:~:text=In%202014%2C%2017%25%20of%20all%20live%20kidney%20donations%20to%20strangers%20in%20the%20United%20States%20were%20donated%20by%20Haredi%20Jews%2C%20even%20though%20they%20are%20only%200.2%25%20of%20the%20US%20population

I know someone who donated a kidney a year-and-a-half ago. His wife donated a kidney today.

[Yehuda57]

I know someone who donated a kidney a year-and-a-half ago. His wife donated a kidney today.

Just over a year ago my sister donated a kidney (which, to me, is a weird phrase and there should be something better) and last week another sister donated a kidney.

[Sammy82]

I know someone who donated a kidney a year-and-a-half ago. His wife donated a kidney today.

Today's kidney was the third donation this month that Renewal was involved in where the spouse also donated previously. As mind blowing as that sounds, it's really not surprising as when one sees a loved one donate a kidney and literally save a life, and then live a 100% normal life afterwards, it's that much easier for them to want to also donate.
I speak from experience 

[Sammy82]

Just over a year ago my sister donated a kidney (which, to me, is a weird phrase and there should be something better) and last week another sister donated a kidney.

Nuuu, what are you waiting for?!

[Yehuda57]

Nuuu, what are you waiting for?!

Not for lack of willingness

[HudZ]

I was at the glasses store getting my glasses adjusted, and while the optician was in middle of adjusting them, I decided I'll make some small conversation with him, so I asked him; How do you like your job? (standing in some small cluttered room making glasses all day...) So he answered me- I love my job! So I asked why? Him- First of all, I've been doing this since I was 4yo together with my father who was an optician as well... But what I really like about my job is the people who shop here... Often enough customers will come in a week or a month after they got the glasses, and they're broken. So I ask them, what happened, they always tell me, it was their own fault, they dropped it or whatever... Not that it fell, or whatnot.  These are the people I like to work for. And this is why he likes his job!!!.