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When you're sitting in a SAFE ROOM
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Can we really understand what Jews in Israel are going through… if we're not there? Tomorrow, 4/14 at 6am EDT, Yael Leibowitz goes Behind the Bima to explore Israel, the diaspora, and what it means to stay connected when experiences are no longer the same. Episode drops tomorrow, 3/24 at AM EDT. 🍎Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-bima/id1513477929 🎧Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hhhCkfDDy9ppIOnASBvjQ?si=ba85f9b046d0452c #behindthebima #israel #jewishpodcast #diaspora #jewishidentity
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when you were sitting in bomb shelters
when Iran is,
>> [music]
>> you know, throwing intercontinental
ballistic missiles at you and we check
in and say, "Hey, just thinking of you.
Are [music] you like you have no clue
what it's like to be in Israel right
now?" Or do you feel like American Jews
by and large, even though they're not
there, they understood the trauma of the
last 2 and 1/2 years? I think with
everything in life there's the visceral
experience of going through something,
right? And and you guys know this as
well. And the people who aren't going
through that identical experience will
never truly understand, right? They'll
never experience it on their own skin.
That said,
people can always be empathetic.