All the Jewish people around the world in Dromasekahon, they stand, they remember, who pay his life for them two minutes to remember who give them the life. This is our children because they didn't fault only for us. They fought for all the Jewish people.

This year, more than any other year,

Yomazikaron and Yomat'sat Smut have nothing to do with Israel, what they have to do with the Jewish people.

The reality is that we have enemies that want to destroy us because we're Jews. That's it. and the only way we're Jews.

That's it.

And the only way we're going to win

is if we feel together.

So this is not the day only for my loss. This is the loss of I'm Israel. Hello everybody none other than Miriam Perrett's or by Avi Berman.

Miriam is somebody who I've been wanting to sit down with a very long time.

I heard her speak when I was a young kid.

She came to see her since she spoke about her story.

Miriam lost two children in the IDF, separate times and the heartbreak that she went

through is unfathomable, but the strength that she exhibits then and now is also unimaginable.

And we get to hear that in her voice.

She was joined by Abbe Avi Berman,

who is the executive director of the OU in Israel,

and he was able to add a lot of insight into what Yomizi

Karone is about this year which is Sunday night and Monday this

Sunday night and Monday. If you're listening to this and what's a Shabbas it's

you know the coming Sunday night and Monday. If you're listening to this and what Shabbas, it's the coming Sunday and

it's a different feeling this year in Israel, Yumizikarone, you know, usually they're mourning the soldiers obviously that are lost over the years, but usually it's going back to the own-kipar war where there was a very big loss of life

But unfortunately know this year after October 7th. We lost a lot of our soldiers, we lost a lot of people in Israel.

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