Paris victim's last message
The picture above was Yoav Hattab HY"D's (May God Avenge his blood) last conversation with a friend before entering the Hyper Cacher market in Paris last week where he was murdered. For those who don't speak French, here's the translation:
11:24 Yoav: ... try to make the Shabbat as soon as you arrive
11:52 Friend: That is to say?
11:53 Friend: This Shabbat is very stressful, i have exams tomorrow morning, and I’m taking a flight, but after the Shabbat
11:53 Yoav: This is a difficult time in France for Jews ... At least try ...
11:53 Yoav: Do not do everything but at least try to do something
11:54 Friend: Ok, don’t worry; of course I’ll do it
11:54 Yoav: You’re the bomb
11:54 Friend: Lol thank you
Much more about Yoav Hattab
here.
Labels: France, Islamic terrorism, Paris, Shabbos, terror victims
Shabbos, a music video
Shot on location in the Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem, Sam Glaser
gets his chassidic brother, Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser and family members in
on the act. Co-starring Sam and Yom Tov's parents Harriet and Manny
with Yom Tov's family and friends on one of Glaser's classic songs from
his first Jewish album, Hineni.
Sam roams the planet to over
fifty cities each year making Shabbat come alive in Jewish communities.
The Sabbath is perhaps the most important single contribution of the
Jewish People to the world...why not celebrate it in style?
For more information:
samglaser.com
yomtovglaser.com
Let's go to the videotape (Hat Tip:
Mrs. Carl).
Shabbat Shalom everyone.
Labels: Sabbath music video, Sam Glaser, Shabbos, Yom Tov Glaser
