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I TRIED giving it up
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Kippah on. Kippah off. For years, Yehuda Lapian tried to live as a secular Israeli. But October 7th, something inside him woke up. New episode of Behind the Bima drops tomorrow, 3/10 at 6AM EDT. 🍎Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-bima/id1513477929 🎧Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hhhCkfDDy9ppIOnASBvjQ?si=ba85f9b046d0452c #behindthebima #jewishidentity #judaism #israel #jewishpodcast #torah"
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Nochi
put on a kippah to make the bracha.
Kippah came back off. Is that in some
ways a microcosm of your life? Kippah
on, off, on.
>> I tried being a secular Israeli in Tel
Aviv for 2 years. I tried and [music] I
couldn't. And after the war it came back
like a tsunami. I don't know if it's
looking up [music] to Hashem and saying
help. I don't know if it's Friday night
before going into Gaza singing Lecha
Dodi with a bunch of guys. I felt my
Jewish identity or whatever you call it
was shouting. I think it went to sleep
for many years.
>> [music]
>> It took me 37 years
to feel that the most important things
in my life is the ability to sing on
Friday night Lecha Dodi as an Israeli,
but also as a Jew to sing proudly
Hatikvah. And if you don't know one of
those songs and you can't relate to them
or sing them, I feel that you're missing
something as a Jew.