The northern border town of Shlomi is working to recover after months of war and displacement caused by attacks from Lebanon. Residents are returning, and community leaders are focusing on restoring a sense of normalcy through activities, rebuilding infrastructure, and supporting those affected by the trauma of conflict. Children and families are readjusting to life back home, with local officials and educators addressing challenges such as emotional recovery and gaps in education. Despite ongoing security concerns and the lingering effects of collective trauma, Shlomi's leaders are optimistic about the town's future and are planning for growth and renewed community spirit.