I’m grateful to be featured in The Times of Israel in an article about the importance of balancing Jewish joy with the responsibility of fighting antisemitism. The piece explores how my music, prayer leadership, and activism are all rooted in the same mission: helping Jews feel proud, spiritually connected, and resilient in this moment.



For me, Jewish joy is not separate from the fight against antisemitism. It is part of how we survive, heal, and rise. Through music, prayer, community, and advocacy, I continue to use my voice to strengthen Jewish identity, stand against anti-Zionism and antisemitism, and remind the world that Jewish life is not only about survival. It is also about celebration, faith, and pride.