Words to Live By
"Memorize the words of Yosheiv Beseiser and Ana Bekoach"
Being forced into a shelter as an air raid siren wails in the middle of the night isn’t a situation that lends itself to peace of mind. Is there a pasuk or concept that’s good to focus on during those stressful, anxiety-filled moments?
“A person should memorize the words of Yosheiv Beseiser and Ana Bekoach, and carry them close to his heart at all times.”
—Rav Shlomo Amar, Sephardic chief rabbi of Jerusalem
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 861)
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