From Bokrarton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Ellie Pelle, owner and publisher of Mishbacher

of Mishbacher magazine.

Ellie discusses how he got his start in publishing, shares his thoughts on the

Karidi world, and explains Mishbha's position on publishing women's faces.

Plus, the rules for WhatsApp voice notes.

And who's celebrating a birthday?

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

Wednesday night.

9 p.m.

You know what that means?

I'm Rabbi F.M. Goldberg, joined by my dear colleagues and friends.

Rabbi Philip Mosco, and Rabbi Josh Brody. And we are here to take you behind the Bima. Behind the Bima. Thank you so much for being with us tonight. What promises to be another fantastic show, we've got great topics that we're going to cover, things that are on our mind. Let's hear about how Moshev Moskowitz's bar mitzvah went. In fact, somebody suggested to me tonight, we have a very special guest coming on, very excited to learn about his background, his work. There's a big question that a lot of people have. They want us to ask him. So someone suggested to me, why don't you bring Moshe Moskowitz back on to ask that that question he is the best person question of the week

forward that question so mersha moskowitz continues to be a big hit a legend on behind the be but first

let's talk about and acknowledge our amazing sponsor for tonight i want to thank our sponsors esther and

rabbi set grossman former residents of boca and bS, still dear friends to so many of us who sponsored tonight

in honor of Shira's amazing sister.

I'm sorry, Esther's amazing sister, Shira, Gabriella Zaltzman, who and her Judeca Fine Arts

Gallery.

This is the second week in a row.

We have a sponsorship in honor of an artist, an artist in Israel. Many of us, most of us, are not able to travel to Israel at this time. We desperately wish we could be there. But we have the ability where we, wherever we are, to support artists, support brothers and sisters in Israel and what they're doing. Shira Gabriela lives in Israel. She's a great, great artist. artwork. I wish I could present and bring on some of that original artwork, but if you want to check it out, go to shiraabriela lives in Israel. She's a great, great artist. I wish I could present and bring on

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