Rejuvenation: RE: Bonding with Israel

[Music] hi everybody a tarot rejuvenation on the land of israel Network it is late on Thursday October 31st and I'm just finishing one of the most extraordinary weeks of my life I think with the Israel bonds women's delegation and and in a few minutes I'll pick up and tell you guys the stuff that I did this week but before they get on the plane I grab Michelle Clark who is involved with bonds and who I want today give have you I wanted her to give you guys some background on what this organization is because it is just a part of the fiber of the State of Israel and a lot of people think oh maybe it was something was done a long time ago yeah I remember my grandparents but Israel bonds for me not that it's still a living breathing and very active organization so first of all Michelle who looks exhausted this was a great week I love being with you two years ago and it was great again okay first of all Eve we love having you you are literally the best and the women had a amazing time so thank you for all that you do it was really a special it was very very special okay but a little history on Israel bonds it was founded in 1951 ben-gurion came to Madison Square Garden and launched Israel bonds and the reason he did that is as the country was starting out and it was absorbing all these immigrants from all over the world and that and the country needed money for infrastructure absorbing immigrants everything water supplies and it didn't want to keep on having to go to the Diaspora for charity so they came up with this idea that they would sell bonds and that Israel would pay back the money with interest and since 1951 Israel has paid back has never defaulted and it has paid back every single penny with interest and we since 1951 we have raised over forty three billion dollars for the State of Israel and everything that we saw this week in all the places that we went to Israel bonds has a role that played a role in that Israel bonds helped to fund everything that we saw this week and that's what makes it so special it's also a way for the women in the Diaspora to connect to establish that bond with the State of Israel it's so Israel knows that people support them and and that's important for so many different reasons number one it's important to show the government that there are you know Jews who care about Israel and support the country it's important for Israel's bonds rating as a country that they see so many people our bond supporters and it's important why does there need to be a women's division you know there's a lot of different organizations couples give individuals give men give women give you're specifically the head of the women's division why is it important that Israel bonds has a special role that women play this was a bus we got a guided this week about 40 women some have been you know I've been on quite a few some I know from two years ago some who were new all age ranges where is your role different in this in Israel bonds and made me in different organizations so women's division was started in 1954 it really started with Golda Meir was the first proponent of the women's division and ever since that time it's become even more important because women's financial power has increased and Israel cares about the number of purchasers in the Diaspora so if there's a family why should there just be one purchaser they care about the amount the connection the bond between every single person so why shouldn't women have their own voice and make their own investments in their own name and be able to help out the state in their own way so it makes sense and additionally it's a great opportunity for people to network women who think the same way about Israel all lovers of the country and understand its importance to Jews around the world so it's a great opportunity to network women have the financial power Israel wants as many supporters as we're capable of and it's just a great way to it's a win-win so since this is a week there was a women's we focused on meeting women you know there's a lot of talk about feminism and empowering women all over the place in exactly what direction that takes is different depending on what society are in but what we saw here in Israel and the impact that women are making is I mean now there were things that I learned here from the commander of the northern reconnaissance unit who I wouldn't I mean I'm glad she's on our side that's all I can touch she was a very strong woman and she had the most amazing thing to say some woman in the audience asked her what do you need from us us in the United States and Canada what can we do for you and she said nothing we feel your love we know that you're out there supporting us and that means everything to us and that's what Israel bonds is all about showing your love for Israel in the way that you can you know there's so much in the news all the time the usual negativity then you know the Western jewelry is is floating away from Israel and there's all these differences and of course what's highlighted and there are differences they're two different countries living with very different realities Israel is not Kansas and we are surrounded by some of the worst people on the planet you know but now you people come here and they understand that what holds us together is so much more than we have difference and yes there are differences but to meet some of these women that we we met with this week who the bedouin woman who is making changes in her own society I'll talk about that more in length when when I let you go because I know you have a plane to catch within Iran beside there's so many different sectors in Israeli society from ultra-orthodox women to Bedouin women to young women to just so many who are trying to sometimes it's their own sector in their society that's getting in their way and that they have to make those changes and they need support and they need help and they know they need you know people out there that are not going to be critical these changes don't take overnight and just to know that there's a whole a bunch of women out there who are saying you go girl you go girl we love you I couldn't agree with you more and we met so many of them just today we spoke with your who deed Abrams who just talked about reaching up to your potential and how to effectuate change she kept on trying to challenge herself she wasn't doing enough and she pushed herself and pushed herself this woman has a medical degree and an engineering degree has worked in so many different fields and NASA right she worked in NASA she's a convert from Kansas and she came here and she developed this amazing system of early detection of breast cancer that you could monitor at home and she's and she's just showing us the power one person how much that they could change the world and a mayor elisa block from beit shemesh showed us that today she said I was very happy being a I was a teacher and then I became a principal and I was very happy doing that but I saw that things in my town we're not getting done so I said you know what I'm gonna take care of this myself and she didn't have a lot of money behind her to go launch a campaign so she went door-to-door not in everybody's door and got to know her and we walked around the city with her for a half an hour I think every single person it was like cheers every single person knew her name so if you put your mind to it you can effectuate change and we saw that with them deputy mayor Laura Hassan today as well she is really doing a lot of things and and not just for Jewish people I mean we met with galas key this week who is pouring her heart out to help people from all over the world in all these war-torn countries what he sneaks into Syria to do with a clown therapist to work with women who've been abused and raped and have no one to talk to because of the shame it will bring on their own societies so they you know they manage to help these women who aren't Jewish warrant Israeli who are enemies technically and she risks her life to go in there yeah and a lot of these women what struck me also is that a lot of these women say their faith puts them through that they think there's a bigger story here than just their lives and that's I think really important for a lot of us that I'm not talking about organized religion specifically I'm talking about faith but feeling that God gave all of us a gift a strength and if you use it to make the world a better place then it will gonna reach your lives in everybody's and you know it's great Michelle and you saw this too most of these women don't realize how amazing they are they're just doing what it is they're called to do so you who did abrams is so modest and so like she we had to beg her to speak to us she doesn't really like speaking to to people about she doesn't think of herself as anything amazing and that one person is absolutely incredible and how each of these women have made such an impact and I think it's affected each and every person on this delegation to realize what can I do to make a lasting impact after I leave this world what our people get is save what AM what am i leaving here what are my footprints and a very easy thing to do is if he is just to buy Israel bonds and and help Israel have the money to continue building up this beautiful country and god forbid god forbid god forbid a million times israel ever needs us we are there and and we have the database of people to mobilize quickly to raise the funds whereas if we didn't have this they wouldn't be able to it would take years to raise that type of funds through bonds if we weren't around and that's the real thing also it got the bid where their safety network the black book and I think that's especially pertinent in a world of BDS and of countries and of individuals who and its really anti-semitism but what are we going to do its oldest hatred but we're not going to be able to solve it who are trying to push as well as a pariah state and maybe cut Israel off at some point and who knows and the people who are involved with Israel bonds are really like like you said the safety net the back-up for the state god forbid we should ever need it and also we're a political so it doesn't matter who's Prime Minister I mean not that anybody is there we even meeting with a yellow Czech head this week she wasn't able to tell us exactly so I'm saying it like it doesn't matter who's Prime Minister we all share a deep love of this country my parents are Holocaust survivors and all they cared about was Israel I mean this is all I was in hour an hour from birth it was Israel was the most important thing and and a Jewish education and continuing on the traditions and I just feel it and I just love what I do because when you go to work every day and you so believe in what you do there's nothing like it and the truth is I would love to live in Israel I mean this is the ultimate place and Eve knows I've said this before but if I can't live in Israel at least let me do something for Israel and it's just a so fulfilling it's usually cooked or in English like your mission an emissary for Israel until you get here also Michelle and I have the same skirt just to tell you what kind of great fashion sense she only one other person but I've ever seen who has that skirt that I got in Aspen because they lost my luggage when I had gone there to speak and I had to like buy something so like we're you know sisters separated by the Atlantic Ocean and one day you are gonna make it here but meantime what you're doing is getting people involved and I think the word that we're fishing for is legacy that what you do in your lifetime is what's going to be remembered as your legacy and what you do did you just talk or did you actually do something and make sure that Israel continues to exist as a strong and proud state not just for us not just for the Jews but for the world and also in terms of countering BDS we have this program well it's called bonds to universities so you could instead of just giving your writing a cheque to university you could donate a bond to them and basically it's taking BDS and making it and turning it on its head because now this this university that's the hotbed of anti-semitism is holding and is real bond so it's like it's complete win-win-win you know so yeah so we should all just do what we can to see this country continue to flourish and grow and I don't know it's funny it's like I come here every time I come here again it's like you get more and more nos I'm seeing from seeing what's going on here and seeing all the different things it's incredible it's just the most beautiful special place God is the rational explanation for this cuz you know there's no there's no other one he believes in his people and he wants us to succeed but we've got to move it along with him we gotta be partner and we're also we're all one people you know wherever we are we're Jews and we should all support each other and and love each other we don't have to always agree with each other and we don't have to feel the same way but when it comes to Israel and it comes to each other we're all we're all in it together we're all brothers and sisters are their lovers of Israel who are not Jewish who are also support bonds absolutely absolutely it's not just for for Jews it's for anybody who loves Israel and all the more the better the god people versus the not from all okay Michele time to get you home like back into your routine but I'm gonna miss you when I do these missions they're so intense and they're so involved from early morning until late night we're all together mainly eating but stopping you're talking to me along the way yeah and when you're with 50 women right you get to know a lot of the bathrooms along the way and we need more but but it becomes a very intense it feels like much more than a week in very intense and we learned so much and we share so much women share their stories so I'm gonna have been through a lot to really a lodge and pick themselves up and persevered and you know lost a husband raised the kids alone had other tragedies got sick with cancer pulled it out so I find it so I hate the word empowering but I'm gonna have to use it here as I think it's a misused a lot but I just find that coming after a week with with women like this who are also powerful women because they're involved with this great organization I just find myself very inspired as well I hope I did a little bit of it this week but I but I also take this back and feel like wow you know I belong to a gender that's really rocking it and it makes me stronger for what I have to do because we all have our ups and our downs and we need that that's just really support to is just fantastic okay thank you so much Eve I love you it was my pleasure I feel like I 40 new best friends ah she stood here Israel uncensored on the Land of Israel network at the Land of Israel calm check out my show this week I hear about an amazing initiative called Adam Oz 613 this is your opportunity to own a farm here in the Land of Israel imagine you have somebody looking over your land planting crops on your land here in Israel the amazing initiative David ziering is the initiator behind this unbelievable project además 6:13 hear all about it on my show Israel uncensored at the Land of Israel network on the Land of Israel calm [Music] hi everybody eet arrow back on the Juvonen it is very late on Saturday night November 3rd 2019 the fourth day of on 5780 and now that you know what is oh bonds is I could fill in a little bit of what we did last week because the organization has access to a lot of people and so for me it was really a privilege also to be able to meet and be exposed to people in Israel that I probably couldn't have done on my own and so I'm very grateful for that we had a meeting with a woman named Galvez key who runs an organization called Israel flying aid Michelle and I talked about it briefly where they go into enemy countries and treat people who are suffering from every kind of trauma you can possibly imagine not a simple thing to do from every level also legal and you can't even imagine and she told us a bunch of the the issues that that she has to deal with but we came out of there just in in awe of this woman and of the dedication that she has and it's also time away she's got children she's marriage his children there's a price that her family pays as well but she is just driven by the fact that there are people that are suffering in this part of the world that nobody is helping least of all their own tribe country religion whatever it is and she feels that she has to go and do it and then and then we went one early one morning to the Air Force Base in Haifa and we met with some of the kids in a program called special in uniform which is in the IDF the program to integrate kids with Down syndrome and other learning disabilities or things that would have kept them normally out of the army so that when kids at 1617 and Israel get a letter to get ready to be drafted they get a letter saying that they're not going to be drafted but many of them wanted to wear uniform and so and they want to feel it's a big part of Israeli society and so they have a program like this and we spoke to or we a young man spoke to us who was born prematurely he was a pound when he was born and clearly had all kinds of health difficulties his entire life and he went completely blind when he was fifteen but he'd always wanted to serve in the army and so he's serving in the spokespersons office and you don't have to see to be in the spokespersons office and it's just an incredible thing the man who runs the program he didn't give didn't give us all the details but he himself during the Lebanon War in 2006 was saved by somebody who had disabilities and he decided to devote himself to these kids into integrating them into the army just so moving you know and I was looking at these kids and they're so happy and sweet and just so grateful that I thought to myself maybe we in society have things wrong maybe these are the normal people the people who are just happy and appreciative of everything and those people in our society who are mean and angry and never seem satisfied maybe those are the people that we need to treat as as having disabilities maybe that's the not the normal way to be but this was just so inspiring to see these kids and to see what the country is doing for them because really a country and a people is defined by how they treat those who can't help themselves it's easy to deal with people who don't don't really have any issues or can manage but it's what we do with people can help themselves like one of our last stops one of the last days we were in Charlotte's attic hospital we were hearing from said that from the doctors around the IVF unit not shockingly Israel has the highest rate in the world also because the government pays for any woman to have up to two children as many IVF treatments as it takes the cost is prohibitive in many countries that's why people don't have children in here in Israel with the emphasis on family and on children the doctor who came in and started to speak with us was not did not have a keep on his head he didn't look religious and you guys all know how much I despise that terminology but right away he starts quoting from the Bible about the Mitzvah about the commandment to which we just read about in in the this week's portion right to be fruitful and multiply and how Israel takes that very very seriously and without any regards to religion okay and arable minute israel's going to get the same treatments a Muslim woman as is a Jewish woman as is a Christian woman as is a jurors any citizen of Israel is eligible for that treatment and and how successful they are here but I was walking around the hospital because we went to give gifts in some of the wards and I was with some of the women I pointed out because it's in Hebrew I'm so they wouldn't have understood the safe places places in the hospital that are considered that that's where you should go if there's a bombing or some other kind of threat away from windows and protected areas and it's I've thought about this a lot when I've gone into hospitals over the years that in the case of a war the people in the hospital or a major liability they take resources away from fighting whatever it is we're fighting yet it would never occur to anybody in Israel and I hope no one in the West either to not take care of people in a hospital so whatever it is to get them to safe rooms just keep them alive in any way possible even at the risk of the staffs lives because maybe they're exposed or whatever it is but we're in a part of the world where the opposite is true where their own people they play with and hide behind and put bombs under mosques and under hospitals and under the places and kindergartens where people are the most vulnerable if if it's gonna be attacked you're gonna get hurt it's such a it's such a different way of thinking and you know you live in Israel or maybe the West but definitely here in Israel and we take this for granted we take it for granted that people help those who can't help themselves that we have some kind of welfare for single moms or for people who have mental illness or whatever it is some kind maybe not enough and maybe not covering everybody but there's an attempt at least there's an attempt to take care of those who either have fallen on hard times are never gonna get out of hard times that's a torah value I don't know if we realize where that comes from that whole idea of taking care of those if that cannot take care of themselves that's one of the many many things that the Torah impacted the Western world to the point where the world doesn't even understand where it came from but as with anything we can't take it to the extreme sometimes Israel is faulted for doing things in a situation that puts its own people at risk it happens it happens all the time but it can't happen to an extreme and they're those who want to weaken Israel to the point that we wouldn't be able to win wars or we would we would have to just totally collapse and really not be able to defend ourselves and you see it everywhere you see it also on on different situations that have to do with war situations where different reports have come out that Israel shouldn't have done this or shouldn't have done that in really in situations that are just impossible to make that decision but also when it comes to other ways that as well as attacks might be at the BTS or other movements that are trying to attack Israel's viability and and the ability and ability to just be a country like any other but it is the mandate of any country to first of all protect its citizens and we're just put in some of the most impossible situations but within all that we met people who just are thinking about tomorrow who are not thinking about the the the nasty things and the threats around us and not just in the Jewish world we visited the Bedouin the northern Bedouin villages r0 the northern the better ones in the north are very different than the better ones in the south who are causing a lot of trouble refusing to live in recognized communities mainly because they don't want to pay taxes a lot of theft a lot of violence a lot of crime taking over lands it's not theirs at all the northern Bedouins are not like that they made a decision to integrate it to Israel they serve in the army and have paid a price for serving in the army we went and paid respects at their memorial they're going to school they're going to the universities they really want to integrate into Israel and trying to find the balance which i think is a very healthy thing between their own traditions they live in this town they live in a very tribal way so there's five neighborhoods and each one is a different tribe but we spoke to a woman who was really incredible who is she got divorced because her husband wanted to bring in a second wife and she didn't agree and according to his Muslim law that she was entitled to divorce him because of that and she's making her way out there as well as other women who are becoming educated and and becoming principals and really getting out there and trying to make a difference and it's a balance between again their own religion and their own traditions it's the same in for example the ultra-orthodox world in Israel were also there are women who are ready working it's different in the old ultra-orthodox world and we heard about this as well because the women are already going out to work in the ldraw Orthodox world like 70 or 80 percent of them work if the husbands are learning Torah full-time but now the goal is to get them to have higher paid jobs not just to work let's say in a kindergarten but to be able to work in a high tech company and earn much more so they're ready the the goal is not to convince the women that they can should go out to work which is what you have more in the Arab sector with a lot of the women still don't work but the goal is to get them into better paying jobs and so we visited they Chema SH with the new mayor she'd been there for a year ELISA bla who was not expected to win and the changes that she is making in the town and we went to a girls school where also we met this principle where ultra-orthodox woman she the insisting that the kids learn all the core subjects we walked into a math class very moving dance class which was taught by a dwarf a beautiful young woman who was also told that she was never going to be able to succeed because of her height and her disability and she wanted to be a teacher and she found a way to be a teacher we're not only to the kids listen to her because the fear was that no buts was gonna pay any attention to her she was little but she's teaching second and third graders dance so she's and she's their size so they love her you can see how enthused everyone is she's dancing around with them she doesn't have to intimidate them she's like one of them but more dynamic it was such a beautiful thing to see that there's a place for everybody in society as long as a you try not to be somebody else you take who you are you're honest about who you are what your abilities are what your abilities aren't alright so that's why I'm a tour guide I'm not an ice skater and definitely not a piano player too many people spent too much of their lives trying to be somebody else and it's really sad and and one thing and this is some of what we saw in Israel this week is people have taken their gifts many of them ascribe it to faith to the support of family we went to the Olympic Village and we spoke with we met more on Samuel who was a top basketball player until at age 24 she had a spinal stroke and ended up in a wheelchair so now she is a champion in the Paralympics and she's a world champion in rowing and she just pivoted and got just it took a lot of work a lot of work both physical and mental and emotional to say okay I'm not gonna be able to be what I wanted to be I could be something else and I could still be the best at that and we spoke with Anka Spitzer the widow of Andre Spitzer who was murdered at the Munich Olympics and she is tireless over the decades now in going to the Olympic Committee and trying to get them to institute a moment of silence at the last Olympics she was able to get a moment of silence in the Olympic Village but she wants it at the opening ceremony and she is not gonna back down she said it cannot be that this terrible travesty happens and it's not acknowledged I mean she feels that it's anti-semitism which a lot of that comes down to a lot of the disparity between what we see here in Israel what we see what the country is like and the image of the country that's what's really shocking it rolls out a perfect place not by far not a perfect place but it's probably better than any other place but it's held to standards that are impossible to hold to and the image of Israel has just this awful place that's doing terrible things to everybody that's here it's just so off from what the reality is and it was so amazing to be able to spend a week and seeing the Israel that I know is out there and that I get to encounter but even more deeply and with even more people and now I have even more tools to be able to explain Israel to others so we also met as Michelle and I discussed the woman the commander of the northern reconnaissance unit who also just you know lives and breathes the army and and what she's doing there to protect everybody up in the north and of you know with our threats from Lebanon that are not going away anytime soon we went to the Paris Center for innovation that's just opening it just opened a few months ago the innovation part the center has been open for a long time and that was just outrageous that was just to see innovation on an Israeli level that's particularly to women or men and what what are the new things that are coming what hat Israel already has invented and what are things in the pipeline completely like surreal it's like entering I don't know just somebody's like fantasies about what could be except that it could be reality so that was a great stop we also went to a place called toggle Shelley invite young a group of educators guys in this case who decided that there were too many kids at risk there were too many kids who didn't feel good about themselves who weren't getting the proper care at home emotional care at home and didn't have the self-confidence and because they loved surfing so they decided to work with these kids through surfing and building their self-confidence even if they've never been on a board in their entire lives and they were recognized by the Education Ministry with a lot of hutzpah that's the only way of putting it about how they got started and and now I think they have 3000 kids in their program who come after school some of the kids want to develop like they have these lights the kids want you to go surfing at night and so they developed like these special lights these balls that lit up in the water so that they could surf at night and great things are going to come out of these kids and it was just so heartwarming to see it's unfortunate that there are kids at risk but there are there are dysfunctional families there are kids who don't feel good about themselves either because there's no one there parenting them properly or just because that's what that's some people's personalities or a combination of all of it and and then there's other people though who step in and make the difference and we also had a lot of fun because we met the actress of Emmet and the producer of schnitzel which is a show that many of you might be familiar with about the ultra-orthodox world so we talked to the actress who plays get her name is natura skin' and talking about her character development she knew nothing about the ultra-orthodox world a lot of people watching that show think that everybody there must be in that world not at all they were taught gibbous they were taught all the different nuances of body language and behavior and they did it brilliantly to the point where people who do belong to the ultra-orthodox world are and who do watch the show I guess like not really telling anybody because they're not supposed to have televisions but it seems like everybody has watched that Joe how well it was done even the little things that nobody else would notice how would how you carry bags home from the supermarket and all kinds of things so she was able to get into that character character and really make her a strong character and I don't really want to give anything away there will probably be a third season it wasn't really clear if that was definitely gonna happen or not because a lot of people were happy with how the second season ended but but they might do that anyhow and then we just had a lot of fun we went to thought and visited the mixer there for people with disabilities I've been there many times I'm actually going to be there next week I've got a momentum group coming back and we're going to be back inside again on I think on Thursday um and they had a fun we went to a spice farm they had a whole workshop there where they made Chuck shoka and salads and just really had a good time it was a very special week and the most special thing about it really was spending the week and getting to know forty women who love Israel who loved the land who loved the Torah everybody in their Jewish life in their own way and but all involved and belonging to an organization that without judgment and without definition of who and what just loves this country and the people that live in it and want to be out there to support this country and that in itself was an incredibly heartwarming way of spending the week because a lot of the time that I spend is doing Israel advocacy and in trying to fight the fight for Israel's legitimacy and to be with people where I didn't have to do that because we were just learning all of it together and instead of trying to convince we were just able to strengthen each other and this country and our history and our future and our connection for a couple of women it was their first time in Israel Wow was it moving to be able to take them to the Kotel for the first time and that was after we had been on the pilgrimage road we got special permission to go on the staircase that's not yet open to the public the staircase that led to the led to the temple 2,000 years ago and be able to stand there and just imagine the people in our past walking up the stairs walking to a place where they could unite as the people with one God in one place and that was lost a long time ago the the place the building was lost but the feeling hasn't been lost and the unity hasn't been lost and we have to focus on that instead of a lot of times on what divides us because really we are an amazing people and this country it just beyond anything that could have happened normally so for me that's where Hashem fits in on a national level and also on a personal level when those of us and I'm going to include myself and US managed to get past ourselves and past the excuses that we can make I didn't get this I didn't get that and really delve into whatever gifts we were given and be able to use them to in want in some little way change the world or inspire others there's some who are doing it like like Michelle was talking about you know with the hooded Abrams and and developing something that maybe we'll just kill breast-cancer forever instead of treating the disease maybe preventing it so there are some people that we met who are just going to change the world but all of us can change the world in a little way if we devote ourselves to that if we're good people and if we realize that we're doing something like for the greater good and put ourselves aside because because really together we are so much greater than the sum of our parts so it was one - it was really just wonderful spending the week with my ladies whom I miss and I really do feel like I have a lot of new good friends because sharing a trip to Israel which many of you listening know is is a life-changing experience and also creates definitely a bond and I'm not trying to be funny here because this happened to be Israel bonds but does create a bonds between the people who have those experiences together shared memories always do that Judaism is totally about that it is a religion of historical memory to a great degree that's why we sit at Passover Seder and that's why we recall a lot of the things that happen to us as a people as a people and that strengthens us and strengthens the connections between us but even just a few days meeting people going to places experiencing things talking about them not necessarily agreeing with what we saw or where it's going but being able to talk about it and deal with it and see the freedom that Israel offers its people within a part of the world that is so not free and within I suppose security restrictions that like we can't just go drive across the border and a lot of things that we want to do we can't do so we have to we have to be careful but within that we're just totally thriving and helping the world in any way we can and it was really just a blessing to be able to see more of that this week and and that strengthened that strengthened who I am you see so many people volunteering and helping to fix a fractured world not just here in Israel but all over so his ol should just go from strength to strength if any of my ladies you're listening I miss you and I can't wait to see you again maybe I'll come to your communities and bring a little peace of Israel of what we did to those who weren't lucky enough to come so you all know you can write to me Eve at the Land of Israel calm you can check my website Eve Herod calm for where I'm gonna be coming in a month to the East Coast in February kind of all over the place I was just asked last week to come to London for a weekend in May where they're celebrating Israel's of course I accept it and I'm really excited and looking forward to that so thank God I should just keep having the strength to do what I love and and be with people that I care about and and educate and maybe even inspire a little bit I hope you all get the chance to do that this week Shavua Tov Eve Harrell thanks to Ben anta Tabitha and to everybody on the Land of Israel Network Eve harrow rejuvenation take care everybody goodbye for now