After a long rehabilitation in the hospital at the end of which my ten fingers were amputated, I had to re-grow them and from here I got to the climbing wall. A year after I started climbing, I turned to the team coach with the simple understanding that I am not the only climber in the country who climbs without the fingers, I am the only climber in the world who climbs without the fingers. My goal was clear, I wanted to join the Israeli Paralympic climbing team. The coach, who coached the Israeli climbing team in parallel with the Beit Halohem team, replied: "Mor, you can't do that, competitions abroad are different from those in Israel. The level is high and you are not there yet. "In response, I replied:" As a combat engineering fighter, I was taught that any road is an offense, if not, new roads will break out. "Since then, I have not let anything stop me – if no one climbed without Fingers, this is a path I need to pave in. Defining goals is important – it simulates a compass and leads you towards achieving your true aspirations.