From Boko-Ratone, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this week's episode, Rabbi's Ephraim Goldberg, Josh Brody,

Philip Moskowitz, are joined by the iconic Jewish music star, Yaakov Shwecki.

As one of the most beloved voices in Jewish world,

Yaakov Shwecki has touched the hearts of countless listeners through his powerful songs

that inspire and unite

communities across the globe. Known for bringing both joy and deep emotion to his music,

Shwecki shares his reflections on this past year, one filled with profound challenges for the Jewish people

and how he has used his talent to uplift and support the Jewish nation, particularly in Israel.

From singing for soldiers to comforting families during times of immense pain, His talent to uplift and support the Jewish nation, particularly in Israel.

From singing for soldiers to comforting families during times of immense pain, Shwecki discusses

the role of music in healing, unity, and resilience.

Plus, we dive into the emotional preparation for Simchastura this year, balancing joy with

sorrow and the deeper meaning behind his latest projects. All this and more behind the Bima.

Welcome back Behind the Bima, your host, Rabbi F.Ghren Goldberg, joined by my dear friends and colleagues, Rabbi Philip Baskowitz, and Rabbi Joshua Brody.

We're here to take you behind the Bima.

Tonight's episode is answered by a dear friend of ours, Jonathan Donath the great dr jonathan donath who's doing incredible extraordinary things

with daily giving daily giving is just an amazing organization they don't take one penny for their

overhead that is covered and every dollar that people give daily giving give a dollar a day and they give it out

and they distribute it you're a member i'm a member we're all members it is insane to me that there

aren't thousands and tens of hundreds of thousands of jews who give a dollar a day like you'd put in

the pushka they give out over seven million dollars a year 19 $19,000 a day. They do it to diversified

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