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Breaking the Cycle of Bullying
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Bullying and ostracization in school can leave deep, lasting scars on a child's soul. When a child is told they don't belong, it becomes their entire world, shaping their self-worth well into adulthood. As Noam Horev's song says, "A broken child never really heals, he just puts on adult clothes." #judaism #jewishcontent #jewish #hidabroot #love Follow us: https://www.hidabroot.com https://www.youtube.com/@Hidabrootcom https://www.instagram.com/hidabroot_global https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCYZjl1CYoa4ulQIK2q
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If at school, [music]
over time the class tells him, "We don't
want you." like they're ostracizing him,
it's [music] as if the world is telling
him, "You have no place here." For a
child at that time, that's the world.
And if the world [music] tells you over
time, "You have no place." then you have
no place.
It becomes a scar on [music] the soul.
We often use Noam Horev's song, "A
broken child never really heals, he just
puts on adult clothes."
It's a scar on the soul. Today, every
week we save children and families from
the ignorance of others. It's a model
that works. Honestly, I can I wrote we
just did [music] a campaign with a lot
of artists.