From Boko Atome, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi Anthony Manning and Brachapalekh, the authors of reclaiming dignity.

Rabbi Manning and Brahma discuss how the book project came together, share how they were able to put together such a diverse work,

and explain the halakhic and hashkafic underpinnings of Tznius.

Also what Jews can relate to in the King's Coronation and Revisiting the Opportunities

and Challenges presented by AI.

All this and more Behind the Bima.

Good evening. It is Wednesday night 9 p.m. I am Rabbi Ephraim Gullberg.

Join by my dear colleague, Kovar, and friend Rabbi Joshua Brody, and we are here to take you. Behind the Bima. We're here to take you behind the Bima. It took a little long. You're a little off your game there, by Brody. You're here to be behind the Bima live. Wednesday night 9 p.m. We got a great episode tonight. Great conversation, really excited. this book is so popular. In fact, it's sold out. It just came out, and it already sold out its first printing, and it's being sold like it's already, there's a market. People are trying to resell it online at a profit. Really? Yeah. Wow. Should I sell my copy? Autograph copy. Why not? We got a great sponsor tonight.

I want to thank our American friends of Atarqoanim, supporting the critical work of Aterokhanem in the old city of Yushala. If you don't know Atara Khawinem, you should know them. Terakhanim are just amazing. Vavinares, the Roshashiva, Matidana, is incredible work. amazing people doing just incredible, incredible things,

reclaiming, claiming, of course, the Jewish connection to the Hilaga, the holy old city of Yushalime, getting ready from a Shi'akh to come in the building of the base of Miqdash. They're doing amazing things. Terakhanim the Yeshiva, Terakonim in the movement, Terakon in the old city in the so-called Muslim quarter.

If you've never taken that tour with Mati Dun, our friend Mati Dan, you're missing something. So a big thanks to American friends of a Terakhanim. Big shout out next week, Yamir Shalim for the amazing work that they are doing. And everyone, you're not familiar. Check them out. It's really, really worthwhile. Rabbi Brody. Hey, these guys are going to have a front row seat when the Shia comes, hopefully tonight, right?

But they're going to be all there they've got

all these great properties we've got to get in with them like a little BRS in the old city they are

right there yeah 100% right did you did you check out any of the king's coronation um no I didn't't, but I did get a, I did get an email. I like that it was happening. I liked that you hesitated there. You were trying to decide which way to go right in or not. I loved this. Am I honest? Do I pretend I saw it? Which I was first? I was like, which king are we talking about? King Charles the third? Is he king now? Charles the third. Yeah. He's legit. Amazing. Rabbi Fran would always say that if someone's,

you know, not in Gateshead yeshiva and you happen to be in London, go check out the changing

of the guard. If you want to understand what Malchus is, check out the,

the king. The Qamars said, the Hazal said that our great rabbi said, if you want to understand monarchy,

royalty, power, kingship in the supreme sense, obviously La Havdao very different than

Basaradam human beings. But when you're exposed to that, we're missing that. We don't have

the aim of Amos Tamalchas here. We're living in a time of democracy and our elected officials.

They work for us and certainly of late. I mean, I remember it wasn't that long ago, APAC and other fundraising events, you'd meet a senator, you'd meet a congressman, you wanted a picture with them, you felt so cool, you felt so connected, you could try to influence policy. Today, like a congressman wants to come near you and you're like, I can't

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