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Have you ever felt like you were the only one standing up for what’s right, even when everyone else seemed to look the other way? That’s exactly how Avraham, the first Jew, lived his life. The Torah calls him Avram Ha’ivri (literally “Abraham from the other side.”) Everyone else was on one side of the moral divide, and he was on the other, standing alone for truth, kindness, and belief in one G-d. It couldn’t have been easy. He was mocked, threatened, even targeted for death. But he didn’t back down. He believed one person could change the world; and he was right. Four thousand years later, his courage still defines us. The Jewish people have always stood on “the other side,” sometimes painfully alone, but always with purpose. These days, it can feel like we’re back in Abraham’s shoes: misunderstood, judged, and isolated. But that’s exactly when his message matters most. We don’t shrink, we shine. We stay proud, we stay kind, and we stay connected to each other. That will bring about the ultimate change in the way we are viewed by the world, with the coming of Moshiach. May it be speedily in our times! As we reflect on this timeless message, let’s come together this Monday at 6 PM at the Clifton Park Library to hear from a Holocaust survivor, whose life embodies Avraham’s courage to stand for truth and faith even in the darkest of times. Shabbat Shalom! Light candles at 5:30 pm Shabbat ends at 6:31 pmImage attachment

Have you ever felt like you were the only one standing up for what’s right, even when everyone else seemed to look the other way?

That’s exactly how Avraham, the first Jew, lived his life.

The Torah calls him Avram Ha’ivri (literally “Abraham from the other side.”) Everyone else was on one side of the moral divide, and he was on the other, standing alone for truth, kindness, and belief in one G-d.

It couldn’t have been easy. He was mocked, threatened, even targeted for death. But he didn’t back down. He believed one person could change the world; and he was right. Four thousand years later, his courage still defines us. The Jewish people have always stood on “the other side,” sometimes painfully alone, but always with purpose.

These days, it can feel like we’re back in Abraham’s shoes: misunderstood, judged, and isolated. But that’s exactly when his message matters most.

We don’t shrink, we shine.

We stay proud, we stay kind, and we stay connected to each other.

That will bring about the ultimate change in the way we are viewed by the world, with the coming of Moshiach. May it be speedily in our times!

As we reflect on this timeless message, let’s come together this Monday at 6 PM at the Clifton Park Library to hear from a Holocaust survivor, whose life embodies Avraham’s courage to stand for truth and faith even in the darkest of times.

Shabbat Shalom!
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