From Bokort's on Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On tonight's episode, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi Yaakov Horowitz,

founder and director of Project Yes.

Rabbi Horowitz discusses standing up for abused people,

the courage to stand with the underdog,

and what inspires him about Sukhus?

Plus, what are the rabbi's favorite piutim on Yom Kippur?

Which parts of davening must absolutely not be sung?

And who brought the kosher restaurants in Boka?

All this and more behind the Bima.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

I'm your host, Rabbi F.M. Gold, we're joined by panelists Rabbi Philip Moskowitz and Rabbi Josh Brody.

It's Wednesday night, 9 p.m., and we are ready to take you behind the bema.

Behind the bema.

Gentlemen, rabbis, dear colleagues, beloved friends, we are season two, episode two,

and we have an epic guest tonight, a Benazmanum guest,

taking us from Yom Kippert to Sukkis, somebody who spans so many segments of the community,

such a source of inspiration, to me personally, to our community, and to Klau Yisraal,

and really pumped and excited to be able to bring him on board shortly. But let's first get started and talk about Yaman Noreim.

Yom and Noreim are in the books.

In the books.

I saw that expression in the books.

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