Hi Es, so happy to hear about your move! May you be able to start many new close friendships, with the community, Rabbi's, Rebbetzen's and friends of the Shul and Neighborhood. Away to learn and see what families can teach you is by living nearby and sharing the Shabbat meals, and holidays with the Shul. Lots of Hatzlacha! rochel (from Israel).
Congrats on your move! I used to live in a big city, and in a Jewish community. I was born in the city. I now live in a country town and have done so for the past 15 years. I just prefer country living. Chabad comes to visit me, and they also visit other Jews who live in rural and regional areas.
Mazel Tov!! I am so happy you are back. I really enjoy watching you and Blade Talk as I am on the conversion process. I love how he teaches about judaism and you provide a view into the jewish world. You two are amazing! Thank you! Looking forward to your new content!
I vote for making a beautiful bookshelf with these books, and eventually passing them down to your children. They represent an important and pivotal time in your life. :)
i've been watching you for a while now before and now after you converted, I adore you I'm so happy that you got a kitten !!! LOL I'm also loved watching your journey from before and after 💚💚💚💚💚
Sounds like you're finding your groove. I'm so happy for you. In Judiasm there's a thing to learn something 101 times and particularly chabad likes to accumulate Jewish books so you may want to keep them. Much success in your continued journey!
Mazel tov on the move!!! I believe you will learn the most by marrying. Will have an extended family for holidays and shabbats and just overall how to live as a Jewish person at home rather than just synagogue based Judaism. Judaism is more home based. I am a single convert for 10 years and have no one to learn home Judaism or spend Shabbats or holidays with other than shul.
@@frmmetojew so if you don't have enough money to afford to move to a Jewish neighborhood after you convert do they provide means for you to move they cannot always expect you to do everything for yourself so do they help you move
I grew up in Forest Hills in the 1960’s-the early 1970’s, it was predominantly Jewish, I wonder if that’s still the case. I’m a Christian but I love my Jewish Brothers and Sisters. I subscribed!
@@mariaseidi4023 If You’re referring to the Beta Yisrael from Ethiopia Hacham Rabbi Ovadia Yosef זצ״ל the former Sephardi Chief Rav of Israel made a p’sak din in the 80’s that they are Jews and in 2019 the Israeli Rabbinate officially accepted that ruling. Regarding other communities it really is case specific and depends whether or not they have only married other Jews, have been keeping Jewish law according to the Torah both written and Oral (Talmud) as a community etc. The problem is that most of the lost tribes have over a millennia been divorced from Torah Halakhic Judaism and intermarriage has been widespread this rendering the communities no longer Jewish. There have also been many descendants of Anusim that upon discovering that an grandmother or great grandmother was a descendant of Sephardic Jews and or maybe spoke Ladino, they themselves decided to convert according to Jewish Law in Israel.
Happy you are back! Mazal tov on your move! We are all excited to hear more of your journey!
Hi Es, so happy to hear about your move! May you be able to start many new close friendships, with the community, Rabbi's, Rebbetzen's and friends of the Shul and Neighborhood. Away to learn and see what families can teach you is by living nearby and sharing the Shabbat meals, and holidays with the Shul. Lots of Hatzlacha! rochel (from Israel).
Chabad is worldwide and they are so helpful if you are almost anywhere in the world. It’s like one big family.
LOVE Chabad ❤️
Congrats on your move!
I used to live in a big city, and in a Jewish community.
I was born in the city.
I now live in a country town and have done so for the past 15 years.
I just prefer country living.
Chabad comes to visit me, and they also visit other Jews who live in rural and regional areas.
Mazel Tov!! I am so happy you are back. I really enjoy watching you and Blade Talk as I am on the conversion process. I love how he teaches about judaism and you provide a view into the jewish world. You two are amazing! Thank you! Looking forward to your new content!
Welcome back !!! We missed you.
I vote for making a beautiful bookshelf with these books, and eventually passing them down to your children. They represent an important and pivotal time in your life. :)
At long last I should soon be moving to a Jewish community and, HaShem willing, starting my conversion journey!!!!! 🤗
i've been watching you for a while now before and now after you converted, I adore you I'm so happy that you got a kitten !!! LOL I'm also loved watching your journey from before and after 💚💚💚💚💚
An excellent video! Wishing you the very best in your relationship with Chabad.
You’re so charming and are a great storyteller.
Kol hakavod and yasher koach. ❤
ua-cam.com/video/TDdNaBnTl50/v-deo.html Rise up!
Sounds like you're finding your groove. I'm so happy for you. In Judiasm there's a thing to learn something 101 times and particularly chabad likes to accumulate Jewish books so you may want to keep them. Much success in your continued journey!
Mazel tov on the move!!! I believe you will learn the most by marrying. Will have an extended family for holidays and shabbats and just overall how to live as a Jewish person at home rather than just synagogue based Judaism. Judaism is more home based. I am a single convert for 10 years and have no one to learn home Judaism or spend Shabbats or holidays with other than shul.
So glad you are back at it
I'm so glad you are back! Looking forward to more of your content and this next chapter in your life. I hope you are doing well. :)
Mazel Tov on the move! I'm so happy for you!
Woot woot ! I’m so happy for you ❤.
Thank you!!
Shalom. Mazal Tov!
This is a great video and I'm happy to know there are many more to come !! ✡✡✡
More to come!
@@frmmetojew so if you don't have enough money to afford to move to a Jewish neighborhood after you convert do they provide means for you to move they cannot always expect you to do everything for yourself so do they help you move
I've referred so many friends to your channel! Happy you're back!
Catching up with your videos! May Hashem continue to bless you and your journey.
Missed You Esther. Welcome back. I ❤ your hair.
What advice would you give to someone trying to find a community, if they dont live nearby to one?
Shalom, I’m in the process of converting to Judaism. How can I join your patron?
they are living an orthodox jewish life however have not gone to mikvah yet. will in HaShem's time.
Be a big girl, pack up your bags, come to Israel and learning in a Seminary!
Judaism is rich in books, both nonfiction and fiction. It’s a rabbit hole that you’ll never come out of but it’s a wonderful rabbit hole. 📚 🐇
Welcome baclk ES!
I bet that your Chabad rabbi might know of what to do with those books. Maybe he knows who needs them. My Chabad shul has a nice little library in it!
I grew up in Forest Hills in the 1960’s-the early 1970’s, it was predominantly Jewish, I wonder if that’s still the case.
I’m a Christian but I love my Jewish Brothers and Sisters.
I subscribed!
Awww thank you so much for the support 🥹
@@frmmetojew
I left New York 36 years ago, from one Queens girl to another.
I’m from Forest Hills and Flushing and Jamaica.
@@frmmetojew Whats your opinion about how blacks are treated in Israel who came are Israel Lost tribes descendentes?
@@mariaseidi4023 If You’re referring to the Beta Yisrael from Ethiopia Hacham Rabbi Ovadia Yosef זצ״ל the former Sephardi Chief Rav of Israel made a p’sak din in the 80’s that they are Jews and in 2019 the Israeli Rabbinate officially accepted that ruling. Regarding other communities it really is case specific and depends whether or not they have only married other Jews, have been keeping Jewish law according to the Torah both written and Oral (Talmud) as a community etc. The problem is that most of the lost tribes have over a millennia been divorced from Torah Halakhic Judaism and intermarriage has been widespread this rendering the communities no longer Jewish. There have also been many descendants of Anusim that upon discovering that an grandmother or great grandmother was a descendant of Sephardic Jews and or maybe spoke Ladino, they themselves decided to convert according to Jewish Law in Israel.
Hahaha I actually live in FH and yes we still have a large Jewish population with different ethnic Jewish communities.
I work in a Jewish school and I can understand why you converted
what a cute cat you have! what's his/her name?
Come on Aliyah..
You sure do like Tossing those jewish terms around! 😁
@@frmmetojewlike what? Jeez!
@@Christine-hr8in that I use the terms
Remember everyone will not accept you
And that’s okay ! I’m not for everyone