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Emuna Beams · Tuesday · 24 min

Avoiding Another October 7th

In the face of unimaginable tragedy, something else happened too: barriers between Jews began to fall. Religious and secular. Right and left. Soldiers and Torah scholars. People who had spent years arguing suddenly remembered something deeper: We are one people. As we mark another anniversary of October 7, Rabbi Lazer Brody—an IDF veteran who later transformed his life through Torah—asks a difficult question: Have we already begun to forget? Drawing on his combat experiences, extraordinary moments of brotherhood between Jews who seemingly had nothing in common, and his journey from a secular soldier to a life of Torah, Rabbi Brody explains what he believes Israel needs most to face the challenges ahead. Courtesy of https://www.hidabroot.com

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In the face of unimaginable tragedy, something else happened too: barriers between Jews began to fall. Religious and secular. Right and left. Soldiers and Torah scholars. People who had spent years arguing suddenly remembered something deeper: We are one people. As we mark another anniversary of October 7, Rabbi Lazer Brody—an IDF veteran who later transformed his life through Torah—asks a difficult question: Have we already begun to forget? Drawing on his combat experiences, extraordinary moments of brotherhood between Jews who seemingly had nothing in common, and his journey from a secular soldier to a life of Torah, Rabbi Brody explains what he believes Israel needs most to face the challenges ahead.

Courtesy of https://www.hidabroot.com

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