When Peleg returned from the battlefield, something in him had changed. But so had Rotem, the woman on the home front.
Their shared life split into two fronts—each coping in their own way with pain, distance, and confusion.
 
For 100 days, Rotem drew one image each day, capturing fragile, everyday moments that reflect how life shifts after crisis—how home can change, how love is tested, and how silence sometimes says the most.
 
This is a story about emotional resilience, about navigating uncertainty in relationships, and about finding new ways to connect when words aren’t enough.
It speaks to anyone who has ever felt the ripple effects of crisis within the walls of their own home.
 
Through honesty, humor, and a bold visual language, On Two Fronts invites readers into the private space between two people, offering a moving reflection on what it means to stay, to hold on, and to heal.
 
 
© Rotem Codish, 2025.
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