When his wife was murdered by a suicide bomber, Shmuel Greenbaum wondered if anyone would understand his way of coping with a personal tragedy. Soon after the traumatic event, Greenbaum began a new venture -- Partners in Kindness, a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching the art of kindness. Within a few years more than 33,000 endorsers on six continents subscribed to his emails. His success led to hundreds of requests for the material to be reprinted, reaching an audience of more than 1.5 million readers in print and electronic media. Greenbaum¿s first book, A Daily Dose of Kindness, represents the best of these e-mails. While subjects in the e-mails are diverse, the book focuses on stories about Israel. A Daily Dose of Kindness contains stories from one-hundred contributors. The book is the result of the collaboration of hundreds of volunteers and financial supporters of many different religions and nationalities. These stories of caring may bring new hope to Israel and the Middle East.