Teshuva

We Started Keeping Shabbat 1 in 4 and Then the Kids reacted With THIS…

April 28, 2026 Drops of Light Project #Shorts, Shabbat, Special

Clip from a popular Hebrew podcast with Omri Peled’s – talking with Ilan Heitner about how Shabbat became a beautiful[…]

5 Things Jews Don’t Do on Yom Kippur

September 28, 2022 Drops of Light Project #Shorts, Friedman, Eliav, High Holidays, Jewish Holidays, Yom Kippur

Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the Jewish Year. It’s also one of the happiest. Yom Kippur is like the Shabbat, in that it’s a day of rest and no work is done on this day – but Yom Kippur is unique in that we also refrain from a variety of additional physical activities – Why is that? in this video Eliav Friedman, MSW shares 5 of the activities that we don’t do on this holy day and why…

Why Are We Celebrating Judgement Day?!

September 15, 2022 Drops of Light Project #Shorts, Friedman, Eliav, Jewish Holidays, Rosh Hashana

Judging others is something we always try to avoid – Yet, here we are the Jewish people celebrating a Holiday called “Rosh Hashanah” which is in essence, Judegement day, the day the world is judged by God Himself. So why the celebration and happiness? Eliav Friedman, MSW, shares an insight on our approach to Judgement day.

Teshuva is in the Air

September 15, 2022 Drops of Light Project 10 Days of Teshuva, Image Post, Jewish Holidays

Yom Kippur: Coming Clean on The Holiest Day

September 14, 2021 Drops of Light Project High Holidays, Jewish Holidays, R. Pessin, Aharon, Yom Kippur

During confession on this holy day of Yom Kippur, we bang our chest. However, we also occasionally sing the confession – We sinned, and now we are singing about it? Rabbi Pessin reveals the joy that lies behind the commandment of teshuvah (repentance)

🇺🇸Is This The End of America?

July 5, 2020 Drops of Light Project R. Burg, Mordechai

Civilizations come and civilizations go. How do civilizations stay? They stay when they are honest with themselves about the challenges they face as a community, as a people and as a nation. Is America honest about their challenges? What do these protests tell us about America? Rav Burg shares a Jewish perspective.