4.7K views · 470 reactions | Today I danced at the Simchat Torah...

Tonight, Jewish people across the world will be celebrating Simchat Torah. This holiday is one of joy and gratitude for God’s holy Word. When we complete the final reading of the Torah and begin again “in the beginning” with Genesis 1, it reminds us that learning and faith are never-ending journeys. Watch my short video to discover the meaning behind this sacred celebration! | Yael Eckstein

The father of Hamas captivity survivor Omri Miran celebrates Simchat Torah, seen here holding the Torah scroll as crowds dance and rejoice during the holiday, after his son has been released after two harrowing years in Gaza. Two years ago, on Simchat Torah (October 7, 2023), Hamas terrorists carried a horrific massacre on southern Israeli communities, the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. This year, Israel rejoices in the return of its hostages, a powerful testament to hope, resil

Two years after Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on Simchat Torah, Jews return to the very ground where lives were stolen. This time to dance, sing, and celebrate life. Simchat Torah is a celebration of the Torah, and eternality of the Jewish spirit. The joy of Torah and the unbreakable Jewish spirit shine even in the shadow of pain. #Jewish #SimchatTorah #Israel #October7 | aish.com