Habima Theatre

That's amazing.

It was later adapted into Hebrew by the Habima Theater in Moscow in 1922, a production that toured worldwide to massive acclaim.

And in 1937, it was turned into a landmark feature film shot in Kazimierz Dolny, Poland.

Which is incredible timing considering history.

Aviv and Keith, we are actually here on a, it's Tuesday night, it's October 6th, we're on the Erev of October 7th, which is, you feel the weight all around us.

And one of the things that's happening today is a play at Habima, Israel's national theater, that is about you.

and about your story.

And I wasn't originally going to start with this, but since we are literally heading to the theater after this, I wanted to hear a little bit from you about what it feels like to still have your story out there.

There is no reason why religious institutions should be based on governmental authorities instead of the independent communal, uh, structure.

And the same way the government supports the Habima, uh, Israel's theaters, okay? And you're not, uh, asking all theaters to be owned by the government, uh, uh, to be owned by the, uh, government, the same way religious institutions should not be part of the executive branch.

We have to move on.

I want to move on to the third topic, which is security.