From Bokertan, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Morton Klein, National President of the Zionist Organization of America.

Mort discusses how he stands up and fights for Israel,

shares stories about the world leaders he's interacted with,

and explains how he has learned to live with, and thrive with, Tourette Syndrome.

Also, Behind the Bima makes it to ESPN? All this and more! and explains how he has learned to live with and thrive with Tourette syndrome.

Also, Behind the Bima makes it to ESPN?

All this and more, Behind the Bema.

9 p.m. Wednesday night.

We are coming to you live from Boker. My name is Rueh, from Goldberg.

I'm joined by my friend and collie by Joshua Brody,

and we are here to take you...

Behind the Bima. We're here to take you behind the Bima. It's good to be together. As we are together, you and I, Rabbi Brody, of course, we continue to desperately, desperately miss our dear friend, Rame Maskowitz, and all of us, Jews around the world, and the Jews of Bukh, are told very much how the Mascuits is on our mind. Chaya Chaya Esoter to healabas, Ariya, Tsipura. And we davin, we ask Hashem to shower them with love and support and with comfort and with strength with everything that they need. They're very, very much in our hearts and on our minds. Rabbi Brody, you said behind the Bima, and, you know, somebody knocked you off in the way that you say

behind the bema, they copied you in the behind the bema very recently.

True, right.

We're getting a national and international way.

We haven't had a chance to share this yet on behind the beema.

But Jeremy Shapp, a ESPN reporter, long time ESPN reporter, had a segment on ESPN's daily podcast, and it was on

SportsCenter on ESPN about our good friends Myers-Lennard, we're in touch with regularly.

We love Myers.

And in it, they quoted, in fact, on Sports Center, there were certain people who've never

listened to one share I've ever given have no feedback

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