From Bokuritome, Florida, this is Behind the Beam Up.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Jewish music singer Rabbi Shlomo Katz.

Rib Shlomo discusses how Shlomo Karbach continues to inspire him,

shares his thoughts on the difficulties of moving to Israel, and explains how we can take full advantage of El-O.

Also, confronting the rise of anti-Semitism, plus honoring Representative Ted Deutsch as he gets set to leave Congress,

and recapping a special night celebrating Jewish unity and Torah.

All this and more, behind the beema.

Good evening, it is Wednesday night at 9 p.m.

I am your host, Rabbi Efragoberg, and I'm joined by my dear friend and colleague, Rabbi Josh Brody, and we're here to take you behind the beamer. We're going to take you behind the beam. Rabbi Brody, this is a big episode. It is episode number 101.

Kind of we passed that hurdle, celebrated 100. Now we get back to business. Now we get back to business now we get back to

the business of inspiring meaningful conversation going behind the bema connecting with our

beloved audience and it's exciting you know it's kind of like after aaron judge hit 61 then

you get that behind them and then you know we hit 100 and now we're ready to keep going. So super exciting. Aaron Judge, is that like a football guy? Exactly. Exactly. Well, there's a lot to talk about. There is a lot going on. Very, very exciting, incredible event. What Rabbi Brody has mysteriously been referencing and alluding to for the last several weeks actually happened last years less several years

actually happened last night and it was wonderful it was really fantastic really special he'll tell

you that i got emotional when i left him a message afterwards it was really great so we'll get to it

in a moment but there is a lot going on start with the adl report adel put out a report yesterday

that anti-semitic incidents in the state of

Florida since last year are up. What do you think? What percent? First of all, you know I definitely

did not see this article. So whatever I say is off the cuff. I would say it's up probably

50 percent. Antisemitic incidents, set up 71%. Well, that's

pretty scary. 71%. I'll tell you the same day that that report came out, my wife, the Rebbson, was at

Costco. And she was checking out. And someone came up to her. She, you know, she dresses like a

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