I was naive. I come from Meya Sharrim, you know.

Every building is a yeshiva,

Koleil, Talmud Torah, what you see, Meya Shahrim.

I asked somebody, hello, who is the Yisiva here?

Is there a yeshiva here?

No, yeshiva.

Who can I find the youngsters?

He says in the disco. Disco, I never had disco in my life.

I think maybe there's a new yeshiva called disco.

I go to the disco yishiva, and I come in,

and I see pull in the middle of the day, you know?

Then see girls, those boys, they see me come in.

They can't believe. A rabbi with beard and pears.

What you're doing here?

I say, come here to live with you.

You my brothers, you're my sisters.

Rabbi Yitzh David Roseman, famously known as the Disco rabbi,

is a living legend whose life story is truly beyond belief, literally.

His extraordinary journey became the subject of a popular film, followed by a best-selling

book three years ago, and his impact continues to grow.

Over 60 years ago, he picked up his entire life from Meisharim to go to one of the most

complicated cities in Israel.

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