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Returning to Hashem Starts With Shabbat - Tzvi Yehezkeli
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Israeli journalist and documentarian Tzvi Yehezkeli shares a powerful message: returning to Hashem can start with Shabbat. 🤍 You don’t have to change everything overnight. Sometimes, the journey back begins with one decision — to keep Shabbat. And there couldn’t be a more meaningful time to begin. This week is Shabbat Shuvah — the Shabbat of Return. ——————————- As part of Hidabroot’s Two Shabbats campaign, Jews around the world were invited to keep two Shabbats together at the start of the new year. The first has passed — and this Shabbat Shuvah is the second. Join us and make this Shabbat count. 🤍 Two Shabbats. One Jewish people. ✨ Learn more at www.hidabroot.com
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Friends, the never-ending journey from
Uman to the land of Israel, and do you
know what most of the people who were in
Uman have in common here?
These are guys, and I'm telling you, I
know this from that Uman trip a year or
two ago, maybe a month or two ago, who
weren't even into this whole story of
Torah and commandments at all.
The people of Israel are returning to
repentance. I saw this sign there in
Uman, and what does it mean? That the
foundation and basis [music] of every
Jew is Shabbat. I met guys here in for
whom this is the first time they kept
Shabbat, and what do they say? Paradise.
[music]
That is the essence of a Jew. And you
know, friends, this Shabbat of
repentance is a time for each of us to
look inward and repent [music]
for where we lost our way. If the people
of Israel keep two Shabbats, we will be
redeemed.
>> Amen.
>> It is happening now, and it is part of
the point. We had one Shabbat that was
connected to Rosh Hashanah. Let's
continue this.
Let's keep two Shabbats. This is a call
for everyone who is currently in Uman,
to the people of Israel, two Shabbats,
and we are redeemed. Keep this Shabbat.
So, come on. I desire to keep the next
Shabbat, [music]
Shabbat Shuva. Israel is repenting.
Let's go.
>> Amen. Amen. Amen.