Friends, it's an enormous privilege to take part in this Abraham and Mili Abelisdol and Midresch at Yomri-Shon

to thank Robin and Chuki Grossman for sponsoring today and to say what a real privilege and delight

it has been for Elena myself to have had this wonderful three years together with this great and unique institution.

I salute President Joe for your incredible leadership.

I salute, please, the really, really remarkable academic staff that make this so great an institution.

And in particular particular I salute the

students here at YU and at Sturne College that is the future of our community and it's a

great future you know they always used to, I always remember that old conversation in which, you know,

husband and wife is discussing the division of labor.

And husband explains, I deal with the big things, she deals with the little things, I deal with

climate change, global warming, universal peace. She deals with the little things. I deal with climate change, global warming, universal peace.

She deals with the little things where to live, how to bring up our children, etc.

And of course, the funny thing about this funny thing is Khazahou already said it.

Davagadal, the big things, my separations, Mazzamahov,

the mystic visions of Ezekiel and Isaiah.

And the little things amized, Dhabiah of Aron.

The debates in the Gmara, they're the little things. Now we know it is the little things that make the Jewish world.

It's the attention to detail. It's the Khadusha involved in all of these things.

But there comes a time when we need to give some attention to the big things.

So I know on Peiak, the really important question is, what year do you adopt for a

kizai of mora?

And, you know, I'm sure there are at least 100,000 young, Eidl-e young Yidin learning just this in

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