The Everlasting Arms (V'Zot Bracha & Genesis) | Land of Israel Fellowship
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Three years after October 7, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel reflect on Simchat Torah, grief, remembrance, and the powerful transition from the end of the Torah back to the beginning of Genesis. From children dancing beneath a canopy of prayer shawls in the hills of Judea to the empty seats left by those we have lost, this fellowship explores how the Torah teaches us to mourn deeply while still choosing life, hope, brotherhood, and a new beginning.
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