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General06:45 · Jul 22

Yael Shevach Blesses 'Dayan HaEmet' and 'Hatov VeHametiv' Live After Her Home Burns Down

By איציק ברנדויין
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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During a live broadcast of the program "The Patriots" from the settlement of Givat Gilad, resident Yael Shevach, whose home was completely destroyed by fire, paused the show to recite two traditional Jewish blessings. Shevach explained that she had not been able to say these blessings at the moment of the fire and wanted to take the opportunity to do so on air. She first recited the blessing "Dayan HaEmet," which is said upon hearing of a tragedy or loss, acknowledging the destruction of her home.

Shevach then expressed gratitude despite her loss, highlighting the miracles that occurred in Givat Gilad and the support she received. She also recited the blessing "Hatov VeHametiv," traditionally said when receiving new clothes, noting that although it was during the mourning period of the Nine Days, she was compelled to bless the good amid hardship. Her emotional blessings moved the participants and viewers, emphasizing resilience and faith in the face of adversity.

The broadcast captured a poignant moment of personal and communal strength as Shevach publicly confronted her loss while expressing hope and gratitude. The incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by residents in the area and the cultural importance of ritual blessings in coping with tragedy.

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