The Shabbat Show Yom Ha'atzmaut: Feeling Connected to Israel when You're Thousands of Miles Away

[Music] hello everybody and welcome to another episode of the shabbat shalom great to be with you again what an honor to be with you uh it's just so special that we have this opportunity together thank you so much for being here this is a special week in the modern jewish calendar this week we are celebrating commemorating two days that are very much connected to our homeland yesterday was yomazicarone remembrance day memorial day the day in which we remembered uh all the soldiers and all the uh those that sacrificed themselves their lives to defend to protect the state of israel and today we are celebrating israel's independence day you know in many ways israel's independence day isn't just about those that are living in the state of israel the country our homeland regardless of where you are and where you live doesn't matter where you pay taxes doesn't matter where the address is after your name every one of us has a piece of that land and when we're living in a time regardless of one's own personal backgrounds regardless of one's own personal connection the end of the day my grandparents when they were my age never dreamed of a time in which we had the state of israel the way we have it today my great-grandparents our great-grandparents five six seven generations ago no one could have ever dreamed of what israel looks like today no one could have dreamed of the idea that wherever you are in the country you're just a plane ride away no one could have dreamed of no one could have dreamed of the streets of israel being spoken with kids in hebrew running on playgrounds forget the leadership in technology and science and forget all that just to have jews back in the country to see the modern prophecy that has been written in our torah the land will wait for you to watch the land blossom again this isn't just a political holiday this is a moment to appreciate the gift that hashem god has given us the world is just a manifestation of god's will and god's hand guides it and today we have a moment where we get to sit back and just for a second appreciate the fact that we get to live in a world where we take it even for granted that god has given us back our homeland and all of its greatness so today we're going to talk about israel and all the different facets even if you live in the diaspora we're going to meet people that have that are involved in different aspects of israel and supporting it and aliyah and people that have made aliyah we're gonna watch videos we're gonna have a night where we get to appreciate the greatness of the land that has been the land that our forefathers have walked on the land that we were exiled from for thousands of years and that we're returning to every day more and more the prophecy as it unfolds before our eyes the joy of what it's like to be around and to see what we see and to appreciate that which we appreciate of course today's show is sponsored as a program of the call enoch goldman center we thank you jay goldman for your your constant support and we thank you so much and we're honored to be a part of the carl enoch goldman center of jewish values we thank you so much for your constant support and we're going to begin the show with a video you know as you know this video means a lot and you'll see because there's a concept that we that we've been saying for years for generations of libib my heart is in the is in the east the concept really is a message that wherever you are in the world your heart belongs to jerusalem wherever we are whatever we do there's a peace in every jew's heart that belongs in jerusalem check out this wonderful video from asiatora about our hearts being in israel [Music] a place where everyone can come and you know unite the a focal point it encapsulates everything that we stand for as jews if those walls can talk they talk about shared pain and anguish and successes about three and a half thousand years that's the kotel in the year 832 bce in the place where abraham and isaac walked where jacob dreamed of the angels on the ladder where judaism says the physical world and spiritual world meet the people of israel under the leadership of king solomon built jerusalem and the temple in ancient times the temple was considered a rare and outstanding architectural feat this site attracted people from all over the known world in the midst of a pagan culture of idol worship and human sacrifice the jews in israel introduced a new spiritual reality the temple stood for justice honesty brotherhood loving kindness and forgiveness over the centuries sovereignty over jerusalem passed from the jews to babylonians greeks romans christians and muslims the temple was destroyed twice leaving only the western wall as a remnant and memorial of its glorious past finally after 2 000 years of exile years of suffering hardships and yearning jerusalem returned to jewish sovereignty [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] mom our faith and what we believe in this land that everyone has been waiting so [Music] foreign [Music] hotel for thousands of years jews yearned for the rebuilding of jerusalem during centuries in exile they prayed facing the direction of the western wall they mourned and longed to witness its rebuilding my heart is in the east and i am in the far west wrote rabbi yehuda navy describing the jewish nation's feelings of longing for the holy city and yet with the jerusalem that appears to be rebuilt why still does the jewish nation feel so empty what is there left to build and what is there left to hope for the stones of the western wall as powerful as they are are just stones the secret is what is behind the stones the nexus between the physical world and the spiritual world three thousand years of history the sacrifices of a nation and the hope for the future of the jewish people that we will continue to build to grow and to connect with the almighty [Music] [Applause] [Music] and we thank you torah for that a very inspiring piece i don't know about you as i see it i want to get there i want to get there so badly i think if there's ever been a year to appreciate israel more it's this one you know as soon as they close the gates to the diaspora community we're like wait a second how it works you don't close your gates so how it works it only increases the longing and people from all over the world feel that not only do they feel that in terms of tourists and visitors but they feel actually making decisions to move to israel this is part of the prophecy of god bringing back the nations cubans golios it's called in hebrew and you'll see you're watching it across the world countries that have had jews in them for for generations are now basically shut down and jews are making aliyah in different ways some forced some voluntarily and this has all been this is all things that we pray about haridakim that are coming from all over from memphis mitsuram from offshore from countries that are pushing us out for countries of wealth that we're leaving voluntarily this is all part of how we're seeing the world and we're seeing it today we have a great opportunity today to speak to a man named mark rosenberg mark works for an organization called nephesh beneficia which is the largest organization for diaspora aliyah it was started by a man named josh fass he's the founding director of nefesh benefit now he was supposed in the show but because of um a little injury that thank god he's doing better for him he wasn't able to make it before we go to mark i want to play you a quick video about mr josh fast check this out a cousin of mine was standing at a bus stop it was just populated by kids waiting for a school bus [Music] suicide bomber detonated a suicide bomb and killed my my cousin and a friend of his the overwhelming emotion that i had was to stand in his stead i just had this this this visceral this emotional intense feeling of of moving with my family to israel to continue a life that was snuffed and to fight terrorism and to fight negativity with some sense of hope and some sense of optimism and when i shared the idea with others i heard from many people that we also want to move to israel but but the bureaucracy is supposed to be nightmarish but we don't have the funding to make the move and i said this is ridiculous you know then i want to move to israel but there are thousands of others who want to go and we should just do something we should start something we should create something to to remove all these obstacles to create this whole wave of individuals who want to move to israel so we started and founded nephesh manifest since founding of the organization we've bought over 18 000 people it's a lifelong dream we've been thinking about this for at least 10 years it's where i belong it's where i want to be we've brought over a thousand soldiers who are fighting in combat i had a friend who passed away who died in lebanon and i needed to take his spot so i wanted to serve the army and serve israel in the best way i knew i could and that's why i'm here today we have over 12 000 people who are actively in the pipeline needing and seeking facilitation of their aliyah you walk through the aisles of the plane and you see an 85 year old with a number from auschwitz sitting next to an eight-year-old making aliyah sharing that dream you'll have a kid coming off the plane fulfilling a dream that his grandparents a great grandparent could never have imagined you have 30 soldiers coming off a plane and they're going straight to defend this country you have doctors coming off the plane and they're going to save and to heal and to treat you have teachers coming off the plane and they're coming to educate israel needs new blood creativity entrepreneurship idealism zionism demography helping with with education with medicine what is the key solution for all these issues and that's allian that's moving to israel bringing individuals from the diaspora individuals who are not running from something but running to something and coming to israel [Music] and we thank rabbi fass for all that he does all that he did all that he does and all that he will do for the jewish people i want to introduce his colleague mr mark rosenberger with us right now mark is the vice president of diaspora partnerships at nefesh benefish he is an experienced educator collaborates with several educational institutions in jerusalem he's originally from cherry hill new jersey but he lives now with jerusalem with his wife and five children check out this interview that i had earlier this week with mark rosenberg so nafish banefish is one of the most i guess prominent organizations in israel for sure across the world it is i guess at this point synonymous with making aliyah so give us a sense of some of the numbers um just i guess round numbers of you know what's going on in the world of aliyah um what was like ten years to go five years maybe more recently just so that we can get a sense of what's taking place around the world so whenever she never came on this in 2001 um it really was recognizing not only were there obstacles to making aliyah but let's see if we can um see an impact on that and when rabbi josh fess with the help of tony gilbert started never spanish one of the first thing they noticed there was a dissonance between the amount of people applying to make aliyah and the amount of people coming so i said there's about 1500 people coming in the year 2000 a little under that um but yet there was like 8 000 applications coming in so the organize the organization was focused on removing those obstacles and in a typical year now we have almost i say pre-corona about almost 4 000 north american jews making aliyah uh and and their numbers have been really unprecedented over the past 10 months and we're looking to see almost 15 to 20 increase this summer the building blocks of this organization for over 19 years have been give them give every jew wherever they are the proper expectations and resources to make sure that is successful and we're proud to say that over 90 percent of our lima are still living those are over three years later and therefore they're the impact is that they're staying and they're also bringing other family members when they come with them being a jew in israel especially today is something that is not only spiritually pleasing but physically pleasing can you share with us maybe the evolution of that and how making aliyah now is maybe different in terms of its challenges than it presented maybe 10 years ago and how the country has really advanced exponentially so that somebody who's a diaspora jew that picked up his head five years ago that's not the same israel the israel is not the same israel because israel doesn't operate at the same clip as a host country right israel develops at a different speed are you seeing that in terms of people that are making aliyah in their experiences israel has matured and the quality of life and the comforts that people have have made the decision decision making process for people thinking about um much more different we see it amongst families as you mentioned people who are established in their careers and they're not just not graduating college and putting all their putting all their luggage in a car driving up the turnpike to say i'm going to go you know i go to manhattan for a job they're saying i've got i've got young kids what does it mean and they're looking at the opportunities of the suburbs of of around modine and as much as they're thinking about the suburbs when they're leaving manhattan has equal opportunities and we see that amongst people who suddenly that when they look at their options and precisely in this pandemic when people were frozen at home and they were thinking about wow i'm working from home where else could i live israel has become a great a pleasant competitive option for people on the landscape of where they want to continue their life continue the profession and especially raise their children amazing what's it like in israel with people coming back across the globe there are really just um moroccans and russians and ethiopians all around us and everyone has has their story to add to it we we have to really see this coming together as much more much more than diversity is even to say because it's really brings people together to see the the sacrifice that they have made whether it's serving the army or the ultimate sacrifice those who are no longer with us but it's appreciation that we really are in this together and i think part of that comes from by the fact is that it's important not to objectify israel i think that's a mistake that people make they treat israel like an object especially those strong defenders of israel we have to defend israel it's great but within israel there's so many different people and and and and we we really bring it together and that allows us to really to really think about us as really connected and when people make that leap and make that decision to come enjoying this it's really remarkable and i think for me professionally my one of my greatest experiences um we have a charter flight of oleam coming and we've had 55 charters over of nefesh beneficia's almost 20 years we actually have one police guy coming on april 25th from new york and you walk down the aisle of this plane and there are 250 people making aliyah different ages different backgrounds all across and they're all facing one direction they're all facing towards israel and you look around their stories and the ages back and it's it's i use the word humbling for me it just reminds me of first of all my small part in making sure that the paperwork was together so that they can they can realize their dream but there's something larger happening and really israel is the greatest project of the jewish people that we are working together to strengthen and its influence is is abundantly pouring over to jews around the world their eyes are on zion and and we're we're seeing that the infusion of that energy often comes from the olim khadashim the people who are making aliyah they are going up they are lifting the country up and that's that's i think the true gift that olim brings to this country they're bringing their customs we're bringing our amazon prime with us to israel and getting those delivered everyone's bringing something from their culture to their foods are coming together and we and we know we no longer have a certain staple type of food it really is brings all the different foods and people together in a greater sense of attitude and unity and we thank mark for that really insightful conversation it's amazing if you think about it just what's happening i don't want anyone to think that aliyah is just a personal it is personal but we're not having a show on it because of someone's personal decisions let's pull the lens back let's see what's happening see how the world is moving see how the world is changing see what's happening around the world and how to keep its goalies prophecies coming true in our own in our own lives check out this beautiful video that nefesh benefits put out on one of their chartered flights that landed in israel in one of the aliyahs check this out [Music] good morning and mazato to all the new olim today we celebrate our 60th nbn aliyah flight [Applause] [Music] we welcome this morning 242 lim from 23 u.s states who have remarkably come home sheffield today we celebrate the joy we celebrate your homeland we celebrate you're coming home we celebrate your resolve and your determination and your values and this historic majestic moment miss misalto [Music] we are happy to observe each one of you you choose to say that the state of israel is your home no matter where you lived in the past this week we celebrate 90 years to the existence of the suhnut and there could not have been a better gift than seeing this wonderful hall with so many holy when we say the shabbo banim gulam this is what we pray for you are returning home and all israelis welcome you to the state of israel [Music] israel you're just beginning their journey for the rest of your lives you'll build israel you'll build your lives with your family your friends you'll make new acquaintances you're going to have an amazing life here welcome and welcome and welcome [Music] our next guest is an incredible individual mr scott feldman is the executive vice president of one israel fund an american philanthropy that provides medical security and other humanitarian aid for those living in judea samaria in the jordan valley and the community is impacted by is israeli's disengagement from gaza in 2005. he has worked in the nonprofit world since 1990 and has previously worked as one israel funds director of development he was drawn to one israel fund by its mission to improve and protect the lives of those living on the front lines he has appeared on newsmax fox nation and i-24 news and his work has been published in various news outlets check out this interview that i had with mr scott feldman so tell us a little bit about what one israel fund is and what does it do okay so if you go back to around 1993 you'll remember the oslo signing which was the famous signing on the white house lawn where israel and what was really the palestinian authority which was formerly the plo entered into an agreement um whereby the palestinian arabs would have some amount of limited governmentship um and the founder of our organization who is uh dr yakil leiter who at the time was working in what was called the yasha council yeshua is a hebrew acronym for yehuda shamron and aza or judea samaria in gaza the west bank communities was was quite intelligent in in seeing the future and where things were going to head um and and saw that over time um it was going to the the conversation was going to change to liberty government governorship to uh to giving away territory and uh and creating a separate uh what we believe would be a terrorist state in the middle of the heartland of israel so he um he created one israel fund to be a de facto fundraising entity in uh in north america in order to provide humanitarian resources for the fledgling communities that were there we felt that these areas were you know worth investing in and we set out to basically provide playgrounds educational resources uh medical facilities and of course security equipment preventive security equipment and um and you know today's young man's mode yep so so as an individual who has been spending his life really gathering diaspora of money and gathering diaspora support for israel why is today so important for the diaspora community it really is a modern day miracle yeah that for our people to wander for 2 000 years uh without our own homeland to see the the devastation that has taken place and i know you just had a show devoted to you know the showa last like last week i guess um and and and how vulnerable we as a people are now even especially today with everything we've seen around the globe with the rise in anti-semitism and how how significant it's become to know that we have that place i think it's just as important to those of us living outside of israel um as it is to those who are living inside of israel today and it's an amazing thing when you think about it's 73 years it's it's a pittance 73 years and think about where we are today israel is a is a superpower in so many ways from biotech to to you know to other high-tech and agriculture and drip irrigation and when you see israel is now teaching africa how to how to get more out of their crops to fight world hunger and i mean it's a it's a leader in so many different areas and in such a short amount of time and i don't have to tell you it's not these you know it's not the easiest of neighborhoods to grow up so you know with with a tremendous amount of its own budget going to security um and yet all of the human capital that has come out of this country it is nothing short of miraculous and to see god's blessings we run a trip to israel through momentum and we take adult men to israel and i always in every trip invariably and i hope it always continues we we get a number of these comments someone will come up to me or whoever and say can i ask you a question i'll say sure they'll say why do i feel like i've been here i'm like what are you talking about they're like i've never been to israel before i'm 52 years old i grew up in the middle of america i grew up in cleveland or los angeles or detroit or florida i i've never been to israel this is my first trip and i'm here why does it feel like i've been here before you know there's there's a certain there's a certain nuance to being there the first time but then there's also just connecting to your entire history and making and it all comes alive you know when you're walking on on the same road that abraham isaac and jacob walked you feel the connection that you'll never be able to explain it but but there there is a connection for every jew when you're in israel every every rock has a story there and you do feel it amazing well scott thank you so much for what you do and thank you for who you are and thanks for shining your light on this world charlie you you're the best and you do this better than everybody and better than anybody so it's such an honor to be here with you and i'm so happy to be able to share with your audience thank you have a great hug i mean we thank scott for his incredible partnership with the state of israel and his dedication it's amazing just how much he thinks 24 7 about the security of the jews in every aspect of israel israel is an amazing country on so many levels and what it's really been doing for the past 73 years is defying the odds constantly the jewish people are defying the odds one of the things that i hope that you're seeing on the show and if you haven't you got to go back to some of the early ones when we highlighted different peoples and we keep on seeing diaspora communities and defying the odds to find the odds that's how we roll we're defying odds the jewish nation defies odds check out this wonderful video about how israel is defining the odds [Music] israel is the 100th smallest country on the globe and has about 1 1 000 of the world's population it's only 70 years old smaller than new jersey surrounded by enemies under constant threat of survival and possesses few natural resources and yet israel is the only country in history to have revived an unspoken language since its founding israel has won the second highest number of nobel prizes per capita although the jewish people are only 0.2 percent of the world population jews have received 22 of nobel prizes constituting an inexplicable 11 250 percent above the statistical probability israel is the only country that entered the 21st century with a net gain in its number of trees even more remarkable in an area that's mainly desert over 90 of israeli homes use solar energy for hot water the highest percentage of any country israeli companies are building the largest solar energy production facility in the world israel operates the world's largest desalination plant and is the number one country providing usable water from seawater israel's scientific research institutions are ranked third in the world and are ranked two in space sciences israel leads the world in medical patents and has revolutionized modern medicine oramed is changing the diabetes therapeutic paradigm by delivering insulin in a pill rewalk's exoskeleton allows paraplegics to walk orcam allows blind people to virtually see israel has more patents registered in the us than russia india and china combined who have 300 times israel's population israel's innovations have improved the way we work print drive read eat drink talk exercise and even play israel is the only liberal democracy in the middle east and its third largest party is often the arab party israel has provided humanitarian aid and rescue services to over 140 countries even to some that refuse to recognize it like syria and lebanon israel is the third most educated country in the world according to the oecd israel has the world's second highest number of new books per capita israel has the third highest rate of entrepreneurship among women in the world and in 1969 israel elected golda meir the second female head of state in modern history in proportion to its population israel has the largest number of high-tech startup companies in the world in absolute numbers israel has more startups than any other country except the u.s and china israel is the only country whose indigenous population returned to its native land after 2 000 years of forced exile there are 26 official muslim states in the world and 18 official christian states but there is only one jewish state israel a small place making a big difference my next guest donnie fine has a background in accounting and eventually pursued his passion real estate he started out as a fundraiser for investments in tama 38 projects in israel working closely with developers and investors he soon realized the necessity for agents with connections to developers and their finger on the pulse of new developments to what's going on in israel today dani has a strong passion for helping people across the world including people in israel find their ideal home and holding on that individual who grew up in america made aliyah as well check out this interview with donnie fine so donnie i mean i know you uh for full disclosure since i was a young child we went to elementary school together when did you make aliyah well i made aliyah 12 years ago august 2009 um i've been i'm here with my wife my beautiful wife and four boys uh my boys were ages nine seven four and five months when we came here and and you ended up in ramabai chamesh yeah we came straight to ramap ichamesh uh it's a nice anglo community coming to our map chemist where there's a large angle community you have a lot of amenities shopping you go into the store and generally even if they're even if they're israeli the person helping you is israeli they they have some level of english and it makes it a lot easier to come here however i will i will tell you sorry i i just will tell you that after shortly after we made aliyah and we went to the ghost more up north and we saw all the mountains in the hills i said something and i had a tear of my eye and i said to my wife i just want you to know when i said i wanted to make aliyah that's what i had where i wanted to go that's what i wanted yeah but you know what 12 years later i'm so happy to be here that's it's it's great to share with us if you can you know what are you seeing you know today is yom hats mo today is a day of israel we're recognizing and remembering you know israel independence day and so you know from your perspective what have you seen in terms of its growth over the past decade uh how has israel changed how has it developed um what has been your experience in sort of living in that development over these past 12 years so i think when i first came to israel and i think the last 10 years in israel has been a dramatic change i mean is also a young country to begin with in the last 10 years it's really become a modern modern-day country where we're a democracy um we're really a first world country um every technology every amenity that you could possibly think of you can get here you'll pay a little bit more for it but because we don't one of the reasons is the taxes and we don't have the buying power like america does but there there's a lot of uh there's a lot of opportunity here in terms of jobs uh in terms of technology just even it used to be when i first got here you drive on the road to jerusalem every car was like it seemed like it's 20 30 years old the cars were jalopies now you're driving everybody has a new car they have you could lease the car um there's there's been there's been a lot of change in in the real estate market itself um a lot of opportunity here it's gone are the days where where there's no um what i'm looking for there's no control over what's going on there's real there are regulations uh in place to protect people uh you know it's it's it's it's a different it's a different place than it was even even just 10-12 years ago and where do you see it going what do you think the next 10 years look like as as someone living there from that perspective it's just going to keep on growing and just becoming a massive powerhouse you know recent events uh the abraham accords for example it's partnerships with with our neighbors have made this country into into a real powerhouse in in the middle east but not just in the middle east in the in the entire world i think i think um this past year through corona uh the way israel has handled the whole situation um that we've that we've really proven ourselves that that we can that we can get things done uh in a professional and organized manner and i think that's going to continue and have an impact on the rest of the world so i know that you're involved in real estate tell me a little bit about the real estate market for those that are just interested in this stuff like where do you see it going and where what does it look like there the real estate market here is is going up it's been going up i could tell you in ramada chemist alone over the last 10 years prices have doubled um where i'm not even kidding you when i i took a pilot trip a year before i made aliyah and we saw a house here for i think it was 950 000 checkout let's just say 200 250 000 that house is easily now worth three and a half million shekel um so the price is the prices have gone up they're continuing to go up there's not a lot of inventory out there but if you find the right location and the right and the right property there's a lot of opportunity here amazing how do people reach you i know that you're involved in real estate how do they reach if they want to find out more what that email um yeah there's a lot of linkedin uh i love linkedin linkedin has been an incredible tool through corona where gone are the now it's coming back a little bit and that you know we can meet face to face um soon we'll be able to actually it's funny i saw you in february right literally right before corona i took a trip and i met you and uh we haven't seen each other in a while and it was so good to see you and i like i came to israel and like that was it the whole i turned around like whoa the whole world just changed before my eyes it was it was i was like getting over jet lag and and it was it was crazy so thanks thanks to linkedin it made the world a lot smaller so if anybody wants to reach me uh they can go to linkedin and find me and we can connect and i'm happy to help people donnie thanks so much for joining us on the show continue doing what you're doing and shining your light on this world thank you very much i you guys do incredible job yourself thank you very much and uh enjoy your day israel is not only our spiritual homeland it is a place that is physically aesthetically breathtaking the country is beautiful in all aspects god promised it to us measures of beauty that was only found in the state of israel in our homeland check out this beautiful video of some of the most breathtaking photos of the state of israel [Music] so [Music] do [Music] do [Music] do [Music] do [Music] we thank you so much for joining us on tonight's show tonight's show means so much not to us individually but to us as a nation we're blessed like i said earlier to be alive during this period of time it's not without challenge but the blessing that god has bestowed on us the blessings that he shows us throughout the entire world but also and especially in eretz israel in the state of israel in the land of israel hashem is constantly watching it and he's growing it and he's developing it he's enabling it to defy odds he's bringing people from all over the world back he is fulfilling the promises that he's made to us thousands of years ago and it's taking place right now and today is a day again regardless of your background and your relationship and your connection it's just today is a day to just for a moment and every day is but every day we're busy so let's just do it today so just stop and say thank you to appreciate what we have to appreciate the gifts that god has given us the land that he has given us for it is a great land and really that's what shabbat is all about shabbat is a time to sit back and appreciate the land that god gave us we are blessing hashem by hulu the heavens and the earth we have the opportunity to appreciate all that god created and that's what today is about appreciating what we have in our lives we have today because whether you live there or not israel especially jerusalem is in our hearts always and so for today let's take a moment regardless of where we are and where we live regardless of what our political stance is religious forget that stuff just for a moment let's take a moment and appreciate what we have the gifts that god gave us the land that he has given us and will continue to give us the world and just how it's all proving his word to be true that's what shabbat is us standing up and saying god's word is true you see shabbat was the beginning and every day afterwards is just the revelation of that one testimony that we've always said was true when you take israel and just all of that's what's taking place you look at it from the lens of shabbat you see that it's all just god's kind loving benevolent hand guiding the world to greater and greater perfection so on behalf of me and mine too and yours want to wish you a shabbat shalom man do i hope and pray the next week we get through this in jerusalem but at least we get to appreciate a little bit more today than yesterday i wish you a peaceful thoughtful appreciative shabbat no matter where you are in the world and i hope and i pray that we get to see a time where all the prophecies come true we get to dance and dance and rejoice together in israel shabbat shalom have a good shabbos with god's help we can't wait to see you next week [Applause] [Music] israel [Laughter] [Music] is [Music] is [Music] oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] is [Music] um [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] i am [Applause] [Music] i know [Music] [Applause] [Music] is [Music] is you