On October 7, the Eshkol Regional Council was thrust into chaos as violence erupted, shattering the community's sense of safety. Amid the turmoil, the yellow bus drivers, usually responsible for transporting children and residents, found themselves on the front lines. These civilians, unarmed and unprepared for war, acted with remarkable bravery and resolve, helping their neighbors in the face of danger. Two years later, the pain and trauma of that day remain fresh for many, as the community continues to grapple with the aftermath and the challenge of returning to normal life.