"If you have hope, how can we dare lose hope?"

In a place overwhelmed by darkness and evil - we strive to add light.

Rabbi Dr. Yakov Nagen, director of OTS's Blickle Institute for Interfaith Dialogue, arrived with representatives of Christianity and Islam at Kibbutz Nir Oz - where they experienced an emotional encounter with Reuma Kedem, who lost six family members in the October 7th massacre.

The Channel 12 reporter noted that the group represented "the representatives of God, in a place where human beings had lost their Godliness," as the religious leaders jointly and separately condemned the terrorist murderers and their attempt to tie their actions to the word of God.

Watch Rav Nagen's emotional response to Reuma's painful yet empowering words.

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