Who was the first man in the Torah to protect a little girl from harm? And most surprisingly - why does the Torah present him as righteous, even though he was evil and a deceiver?
In a fascinating lesson on the story of Sarah's life, Rabbi Yosef Yitzhak Jacobson dives into a deep journey into our true "self," in contrast to the false image we build for ourselves.
He shares with rare candor the psychological complex that developed within him, as someone who was identified as a "speaker" from the age of five - and asks: Do we live our true identity, or the role that society has imposed on us? And how can we reconnect with our true essence - before it was determined by parents, society, or even by you.
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And the main message: If even the crooked son instinctively understood that the first and highest priority was to protect a child in danger - how is it possible that we, as a society and as individuals, are still silent, stuttering, and deaf in the face of abuse?
Rabbi Jacobson calls us to awaken and discover our true identity - an identity that is never silent in the face of injustice.
