Tisha B'Av 2026 Trailer "The Unlikely Village"

I grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona in a heavily involved reformed community. >> I grew up in Fairfield, Connecticut in a traditional South African home. >> I grew up in Philadelphia, two Israeli parents and we had a traditional house. Rabbi Eisenberger came up to me, warm glowing face, his majestic beard, and he looked at me with his penetrating eyes right into my nishama, and he's like, "When are you coming to Burough Park? We have to have you." It's such a unique combination of things that really I feel like is very hard to find anywhere else. This look, there's damn hats, there's no hats, all different types mixed together. It's just refreshing. It's different. I never thought that it could work. I definitely never thought it would work in Bora Park. >> I had never been here before and I came for the first time and all my worries kind of went away and feel like I I'm at home here. >> We are one family. Anyone who comes to visit, that's what they feel like. When you walk into the Kabura, you become part of the family. >> My mother, she spent Shabas in Burough Park. I don't think she's ever seen a Stryal in her life. >> They turn off their phones Friday night. They captured the kitchen. They've made incredibly inspiring steps also to grow in their own.