Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares timeless guidance on how the Jewish people can respond during difficult times. Drawing from the words of the Hafez Haim and the lessons of Eliyahu HaNavi, he explains that the strongest segula is not found in rituals or shortcuts, but in hesed — helping one another, caring for others, and guarding our speech.
This talk explores why unity and kindness are the path to divine mercy, how Klal Yisrael overcame exile through acts of giving, and why avoiding lashon hara is a guarantee for blessings across generations.
Listen now to understand how practical acts of hesed remain the most powerful way to bring light into a world filled with judgment and tragedy.
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