From Pokerotone, Florida, this is a bonus episode of Behind the Bima.

In this week's episode, listen to this conversation with former hostage Sapir Khoa.

All this and more, Behind the Beam.

Thank you for your patience, particularly those who are watching online,

as we've now transitioned from the part of the day of sitting on the

ground into sitting in chairs it's still very much a day of avalus of mourning and

of grieving of tears the theme we've been speaking about Hazar and Medima or the

tears that have been watering the garden of Messiah we long to get to the point of Rina,

of being able to celebrate these God together.

I want to thank the sponsors of this special conversation

this afternoon, Master and Judy Henry,

and all the brave soldiers.

Andrea Tait, Mike and Abda Tait,

Al Yama, and Steve Weizal,

the commemoration of the Artsites with the beloved parents, Chuck and Sunny Tait, Mike and Abdu, and El-Yan and Steve Wojzal, the University of the beloved parents,

Chalk and Sunny Tate as well.

So, Pierre, I know that you've been giving this talk,

and you've been speaking in New York area

and in many other countries, in many other places.

It's particularly poignant in Aviv.

That you're with us today, Tishabha us today, this day of collective national mourning the Jewish people.

Our hearts are torn open.

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