From Bokertan, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis mourn the loss of two giants in the Jewish world, Rabbi

David Feinstein and Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.

The rabbis are joined by Rabbi Zvi Ramm of the Bialystacher Synagogue,

who discusses his relationship with Ravid and with the lessons he learned from watching and interacting with him. Then, Khazm Shim Kramer discusses his relationship with Rob David and with the lessons he learned from watching

and interacting with him.

Then, Khazim Kramer discusses his close relationship with Rabbi Lord Sachs and shares memories

from the time spent at his side.

All this and more behind the Bima.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

It is Wednesday night 9 p.m. I am Rabbi Ephraim Gower, joined by my dear friends and colleagues, Rabbi Philip Motsk and Rabbi Josh Brody. And we are here to take you behind the bemo. We're here to go behind the bema. Now, the truth is we have a lot to talk about tonight, as we always do. But tonight is also a sad, a somber night, a night of reflection, as we are going

to join Klaisra, the Jewish people around the world, are really in a week in a state of grieving,

having lost two heroes, two leaders, two truly irreplaceable. Every human being is irreplaceable,

but in many ways, unique, extraordinary, irreplaceable people, and we'll have the opportunity to reflect on them tonight

and to bring on people who knew them very personally

to share their personal reflections and their connections,

and we're grateful for that opportunity.

We want to thank our dear friend Stephen Meltzer and the Meltzer family

for sponsoring tonight.

Deeply appreciated.

Stevens out in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

It might be back in Boca right now, but whether it's in Wyoming or Boca,

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