Sep 11, 2026
Shana Tovah!
Today marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year - Rosh HaShanah. For all Jews around the world, this is a time to pause, reflect on the path we’ve traveled, and enter a new chapter in our lives with a pure heart!
On this day, the Almighty created the first human - Adam, and it is from this moment that the Jewish calendar begins, leading up to the new year 5787.
It is very important during these days to sincerely repent (Tshuva) for all one’s sins and ask for forgiveness from everyone one has wronged. Therefore, I would like to ask for forgiveness from everyone I may have wronged!
I wish for everyone not to lose faith, even when it seems that there is no answer from the Almighty. Always remember that the Creator can change everything in an instant, and after the most difficult trials come the greatest blessings!
May the new year bring a just and lasting peace to Ukraine and Israel, the return of captives to their homes, healing for the wounded, and many positive changes that everyone has been waiting for so long.
May everyone be inscribed and recorded for a good and sweet year in the Book of Life!
Shabat Shalom
Ktivah ve-chatimah tovah!
Shana Tovah!