On Simchas Torah 5784 ? October 7th 2023 ? everything changed. A murderous pogrom had occurred in our own land.
\nAmid the tragedy and turmoil which followed, and while facing a constant barrage of hatred and falsehood, we needed a potent injection of clarity, perspective and truth. We required help to see events that have unfolded ? and continue to unfold ? through the eyes of faith.
\nThe essays contained within are adapted from the teachings of Rabbi Berel Wein in the eight-month period immediately following the murderous Hamas attack. As a foremost educator, historian, author, and renowned rabbinic leader of our generation, Rabbi Wein offers a unique voice of wisdom and hope ? an essential voice for generating the necessary understanding and Torah-true perspective to serve us in these tumultuous times.
\nRabbi Brian Rubenstein, MBA and MA in Psychotherapy, a longtime student of Rabbi Wein?s and himself steeped in a career of outreach, organizational leadership and authorship, has turned his penmanship to distilling Rabbi Wein?s timeless insights into a cogent and invaluable book at such a crucial moment in our collective history.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On Simchas Torah 5784 ? October 7th 2023 ? everything changed. A murderous pogrom had occurred in our own land.
\nAmid the tragedy and turmoil which followed, and while facing a constant barrage of hatred and falsehood, we needed a potent injection of clarity, perspective and truth. We required help to see events that have unfolded ? and continue to unfold ? through the eyes of faith.
\nThe essays contained within are adapted from the teachings of Rabbi Berel Wein in the eight-month period immediately following the murderous Hamas attack. As a foremost educator, historian, author, and renowned rabbinic leader of our generation, Rabbi Wein offers a unique voice of wisdom and hope ? an essential voice for generating the necessary understanding and Torah-true perspective to serve us in these tumultuous times.
\nRabbi Brian Rubenstein, MBA and MA in Psychotherapy, a longtime student of Rabbi Wein?s and himself steeped in a career of outreach, organizational leadership and authorship, has turned his penmanship to distilling Rabbi Wein?s timeless insights into a cogent and invaluable book at such a crucial moment in our collective history.
On Simchas Torah 5784 ? October 7th 2023 ? everything changed. A murderous pogrom had occurred in our own land.
\nAmid the tragedy and turmoil which followed, and while facing a constant barrage of hatred and falsehood, we needed a potent injection of clarity, perspective and truth. We required help to see events that have unfolded ? and continue to unfold ? through the eyes of faith.
\nThe essays contained within are adapted from the teachings of Rabbi Berel Wein in the eight-month period immediately following the murderous Hamas attack. As a foremost educator, historian, author, and renowned rabbinic leader of our generation, Rabbi Wein offers a unique voice of wisdom and hope ? an essential voice for generating the necessary understanding and Torah-true perspective to serve us in these tumultuous times.
\nRabbi Brian Rubenstein, MBA and MA in Psychotherapy, a longtime student of Rabbi Wein?s and himself steeped in a career of outreach, organizational leadership and authorship, has turned his penmanship to distilling Rabbi Wein?s timeless insights into a cogent and invaluable book at such a crucial moment in our collective history.<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":2243161,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":[],"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[460,512,471],"product_tag":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-732210","1":"product","2":"type-product","3":"status-publish","4":"has-post-thumbnail","6":"product_cat-english","7":"product_cat-history-reading-books-english","8":"product_cat-reading-books-english","10":"first","11":"instock","12":"shipping-taxable","13":"purchasable","14":"product-type-simple"},"yoast_head":"\n