From Bokwurz-on-Florida, this is Behind the Bima. On this episode, Rabbi Goldberg, joined by co-host Rabbi Philip Maskowitz, Rabbi Josh Brody, and Rebets-in-Yohevind Goldberg, are joined by Israeli singing sensation Yishai Ribeau and his band. In this behind-the-scenes episode, experience the recent Rebo-BRS concerts, and be inspired by the music and words of wisdom coming from Yishai and his band.

All this and more, Behind the Bima.

Welcome to Behind the Bima, very special edition of Behind the Beema, because we had an incredibly special weekend this past weekend, hosting Yishai Ribo and amazing members of his band, each wanted gem and a special person in their own right.

It was an incredible special weekend.

And I really want to begin, even before we tell you a little bit about it and then share

some highlights from the concerts that we had by acknowledging and thanking Rabbi Moskowitz,

none of it would have happened without him.

We had this opportunity.

It presented itself.

It needed such attention to detail and competent management and leadership.

Rabbi Moskowitz did that in his inimitable fashion, and we are unbelievably grateful to him for pulling it off, and we are really, really proud. So highlights, Yechever, Rabbi Brody. We're here together to talk about what it was like. Go ahead, Robert Brody. Let me ask you, but first of all, does this go down as the best event we've ever hosted? Could be, right? Every event becomes the best event. Top five. It's in top five. Okay. We got Godot, Rishi, Shiva, top politician. We've, you know, Israel rallies. That's true. Everyone is amazing. Our conversations, Ben Shapiro, we've done unbelievable things with the huge audiences.

This was big.

The entire shul was transformed, you know, the picture of the stage that was built out.

It was massive.

The lighting, the stage.

The anticipation of it also, the leader to it.

It was so exciting.

I mean, to get someone like Yishairibo to a community is a very unique opportunity.

It doesn't happen to everyone everywhere.

It's something that there was no chatu.

Yeah, right.

And there was a little bit of a lead-up, at least for me.

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