Shalom everyone, and thank you for being here, of course.

And today, before Yom Kippur, naturally we are going to talk about Yom Kippur.

So, as usually we do, first we'll see what is Yom Kippur, all about for the Torah, for Israel.

And then we'll switch back and ask ourselves, what is there to do with us, with the belief in Allah? We understand Yom Kippur was a great day for Israelites, but what about us? What can we learn on Yom Kippur? How should we celebrate Yom Kippur? That's kind of the main topic of our class.

So first, we all recognize, we all know that Yom Kippur, Atonement Day, or Day of Atonement, is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

and it is completely dedicated to one topic, to repentance and forgiveness from my shame.

that.

That's how according to the Torah, you may not agree with it, but according to the Torah, we are built to stand in judgment.

Shalom everyone, and thank you for being here, of course.

And today, before Yom Kippur, naturally we are going to talk about Yom Kippur.

So, as usually we do, first we'll see what is Yom Kippur, all about for the Torah, for Israel.

And then we'll switch back and ask ourselves, what is there to do with us, with the belief in Allah? We understand Yom Kippur was a great day for Israelites, but what about us? What can we learn on Yom Kippur? How should we celebrate Yom Kippur? That's kind of the main topic of our class.

So first, we all recognize, we all know that Yom Kippur, Atonement Day, or Day of Atonement, is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

and it is completely dedicated to one topic, to repentance and forgiveness from my shame.

that.

That's how according to the Torah, you may not agree with it, but according to the Torah, we are built to stand in judgment.

Today,

There's a special Shabbat this Shabbat.

You know that President Trump declared, officially declared that this Shabbat is a Shabbat to be kept for all Jews in America should keep this Shabbat before Shavuot, before Matan Torah.

That's a presidential decree.

and it's never done before.

And he followed the tradition that the Shabbat, next week is Shavuot, the holy day of receiving the Torah, of course.

One Shabbat before that, always fall on our parasha, Bamidbar, we celebrate the Shabbat the Shabbat before Matan Torah.

don't go.