In Jewish law, there is an instruction to recite specific blessings at the site of great tragedies or miracles, such as encountering the pillar of salt that was once Lot's wife. Although the likelihood of witnessing such an event is nearly impossible, this law serves as a profound reminder of the duality in Jewish history: enduring immense suffering while also experiencing miraculous salvation. The article reflects on recent tragedies and ongoing challenges, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging both sorrow and gratitude. Through this perspective, the rhythm of Jewish life is seen as a balance between mourning losses and recognizing divine intervention and survival.