From Boca Raton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, Rabbi Goldberg and co-host Rabbi Josh Brody are joined by Hadass Lowenstern,

wife of Alicia, an IDF soldier who recently fell in battle.

Hadass discusses the great commitment her husband had to Torah and our nation,

explains how we can all learn from her husband, and share stories that can inspire us all.

All this and more, Behind the Bima.

We're back for another episode of Behind the Bima, joined by my dear friend and colleague, Rabbi

Brody. Rabbi Brody, I'm really, really excited to the wrong word because this is so heavy and so

powerful and so painful this conversation

in this episode but excited to share Hadass's contagious Amuna, her faith, her optimism, her hope,

her resilience. She's just an extraordinary, not from this world person and excited to be

able to share that. She has a connection to our community. So I know Hadass has been out there a lot of videos of her speaking. She's been on other podcasts, but we were honored when she reached out to us, wanted to be in behind the Bima because her husband's grandparents were members of Arshul, her husband, Alicia, Hashem Yecom. Our uncle lives here and so on.

So excited to connect to the Lowenstern family

and to be able to also be another platform for Hadass

to get her incredible messages out there.

Yeah, because I think there are so many people

that live in the United States

and anywhere outside of Israel

where they're also struggling to connect.

If you live in Israel, you can get on one of these WhatsApp groups,

and you can see there are many families sitting Shiva.

People will go.

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