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Hey listeners, it's Mishi. So today we're going to do something a bit different.

We're going to be sharing a conversation I had last week with my friend Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue

Synagogue in New York.

I was a guest on their podcast, so in a way this is my wartime diary.

I shared a bunch of stories from the past six weeks.

Some you might have heard in various different episodes. Others, definitely not.

But before we begin, I just want to say that today is giving Tuesday,

and that we really need your support.

As you all probably know, almost as soon as the war began, we pivoted our entire operation and launched our wartime

diaries series, in which we bring you voices we're hearing among and around us. Voices that try to capture slivers of life right now.

These episodes reach the largest number of listeners we've ever known, and we're so touched by the outpouring of love

you're sending our way. Of the countless messages and emails we've received,

two that have stayed with me have been from a listener in Australia who said that

wartime diaries has been a quote real lifeboat in an ocean of grief and from a

listener in the States who wrote that our episodes have, quote, helped crack my heart open again.

So if you too feel that in some small way we've helped you get through these terrible weeks.

If our episodes have given you some comfort or relief or understanding,

please go to our website, Israelstory.org and help us continue doing what we do.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts and may we all know quiet and calm days to come.

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