“Song For The Doubting” (Heivenu Shalom Aleichem) This past month has been a relentless period of on and off depression, anxiety, sleepless nights and heartache for us. Years ago we wrote these lyrics for eachother so we had a song to sing in times of pain and darkness. We know we are not alone today in feeling isolated and scared. We are sharing this song with you in case this helps you too. Love, Doni & Eric ————————————————— This is a song for the doubting This is a song for the scared This i

Shalom Aleichem means “peace be upon you.” It’s the song Jews around the world sing every week to welcome Shabbat. Daniella Gilboa was held hostage for 477 days. Her captors forbade her from singing in Hebrew, so each Shabbat, she sang Shalom Aleichem in Arabic. There are still 59 hostages in Gaza. We continue to pray for their safe return. Daniella refused to lose hope—neither will we. Shabbat Shalom. | AJC - American Jewish Committee