The song, like its message, is timeless, so let’s remember never to forget it. Lo tishkach!
Mona Rosenblum
Listen. Connect. Reflect. Repeat.Pen Pen, Ken Ken (Yumi Lowy)
Combine Mona’s well-rounded arrangements, with Yumi’s fresh and lively vocals, along with Yossi’s unquenchable aptitude in taking the words of Chazal, and bringing out both their practical and perceptible implication through his mastery of music, and you have a hit worth listening to again and again.
Moriah / Ana S’lach Na – 1977
Imagine – this is the place where Avraham davened and was answered, thereby elevating and transforming its ground to the place most conducive for prayer and repentance – a place to which his children would forever flock to perform these spiritual feats…
🕯 Rav Chaim Zanvil Abramowitz zt’l, The Ribnitzer Rebbe (1902-1995) – 24th of Tishrei
The Ribnitzer was a wonder worker known to possess ruach hakodesh. His incredible yeshuos continue to this day, as the multitudes who seek his help are drawn to his tziyon today – on his yahrtzeit – as well as around the year.
🕯 Moshe Rabbeinu – 7th of Adar
In the context of observance of Moshe Rabbeinu’s yahrtzeit, the message is as clear as it is fundamental to our most basic principles: one’s belief in the Supreme Creator is incomplete if it is not complemented by the full belief in His most loyal servant and greatest emissary: Moshe Rabbeinu.
Shma B’nee (MBD)
Accustom yourself to speak gently to all people at all times. This will protect you from anger – a most serious character flaw…” Words no less valid today than they were 750 years ago, are they not?
Oz Yimoleh (Yeedle feat. MBD)
The Jewish Nation is seen walking to and from shul carrying their precious lulavim and esrogim, and are heard singing their joyous Shabbos and Yom Tov tunes through the thin walls of their magnificent sukkahs. The beauty of Klal Yisroel shining through and on display in a very royal and majestic way, all over the world – wow! Mi K’amcha Yisroel!