From Bokuritone, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi Yichil Shola Lovitansky,

Rabbi of Summi and the Sumskaya region in Ukraine.

Rabbi Lovitanski explains why he moved from California to Ukraine almost 20 years ago,

shares how he can help Vos suffering in Ukraine,

and discusses how he was able to escape the war-torn region. Also, the rabbis are joined by Rabbi Yaakov Gibber, Rabbi Boko Jewish Center. Rabbi Giver discusses the massive growth Boko Grove has seen over the last few years, reflects on the passing of Rheim Keneyevsky, and talks about the unity among the rabbis of the Bokker-Ratone community. Plus, a Rabbi Bertie Daffyomi update. This and more about the unity among the rabbis of the Bokriton community. Plus, a Rabbi Brody Daffiomi update.

All this and more, behind the Bima.

Good evening and good thing tonight, 9 p.m.

I am Rabbi F. McElberg.

Joined by a very noisy and loud and on location yet again,

Rabbi Josh Brody, and we're here to take you.

Behind the Bima.

Rabbi Brody, you're here to take you. Behind the beema. Rabbi Brody,

every Wednesday night,

our audience around the world gets to play.

Where is Rabbi Brody tonight?

I don't know why I can't hear you.

Where is Rabbi Brody tonight?

Rabbi, where are you?

You are muted and I don't know where you are.

So I will begin by carrying this show by myself. Maybe it's time to hang up behind the Bima. It could be it's run its course. It could be it was fun while it lasted, and it's time to move on. It could be. But anyway, I want to thank you, Eva Ginawer, the Ghanowers, who are members of the greater Boker-Otongued Tome Community, members of Boka Jewish Center.

We're going to have on its rabbi tonight, our dear friend, my brother, Rabbi Yaakov Gibber. So excited to have him on, and also an update from Ukraine. Abiyahiel Shlomot Levittansky,

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