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Here is a roundup of the second 30 episodes of Behind the Bima. Enjoy it.

Rabbi Tzvi Rami Ravir-Rah, Rabbi of the Bialerstacher Synagogue, shared memories of Ravdavad Feinstein, Zahar Tadak le Vroha.

In that meeting of the Rabonim, one of the Rabanim suggested that we should print out,

we should print out Tehilim sheets with the appropriate chapters of Tehilim that we were going to say.

The suggestion had been, tell everybody to bring their own book of Tehlam, you know? So somebody said, you know, like, it's difficult. People have different additions. You know, you're going to flip through. Not everybody can manage with that, you know. Maybe we should just print that on a piece of paper, all the tillam. We do this, by the way, for those, you know we have a connection to yu we do this in yu all the time every monday and thursday

when we have to say till weU, we print it out.

So if David stopped, and it kind of looked quizzically like he couldn't understand why somebody would say that.

He said, I don't understand.

We're trying to increase merits for the people in Erit Cisrael.

You're going to generate hundreds of pages of Shamos, which are then just going to be disposed of.

I don't understand. Why would you do that?

For Abduv, there was no window dressing. You know, this is like the evening.

We're getting together to get Schussim,

to get Meritz, Ferrets, Israel, to Davina B'av there for Verits as well. And anything that

attracts from that is just negative. Singer and Ghazim Kramer shared memories of Rabbi

Lord Jonathan Sacks, Zechard Taduklerok. People did lose someone they felt they were related to, even though they went or they saw

a few times, but felt like they were literally close family.

He had the ability to reach out to so many people in so many ways, and in so many different subject matters and so many

there was always something that he had to say that someone would connect to it was always you know

one of the things that for me rabbi sacks connected to me in so many ways not just personally but

as a goda i feel a god, you know, of a generation,

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