Kol Yaacov Event - Harry Adjmi

First and foremost, we want to congratulate you both on your new home. It's very beautiful. And the fact that you just put the finishing touches on and you opened it up for the community, it shows who you both are. And I have a feeling that each summer you will open your home graciously for charities, organizations, worthy causes from our community's perspective. And we thank you for that for today. Um, Zuki, you need to focus now and your two sons need to come over here. and Joey uh could I ask Joey Ellahham the co-founder of Kyakov Yosi and Jack Iban Nudi all of you should come over here unless you're working Raymond you sit actually. So, you're going to please everybody come sit down. The rabbis are not going to want you standing. Come everybody come sit down around the pool. So, we're going to have a quick program. We have a lot of cards. I know there are some of you that have not donated to Kyakov. You're going to hear from the rabbis better than me by a thousand times about this organization and what it's doing. Although I do have a firsthand uh bird's eye view as they call it of what they're doing. It gives me great honor. It gives me the distinct pleasure. Joey, sit down. on behalf of Kolakov the summer fundraiser of 2026. This is what sustains all of you should know this. This is what sustains this organization throughout the year. He doesn't have an event in the winter. He doesn't have one any other time. We have an event once a summer in order to sustain all the needs of what you're going to hear about. So, I'm gonna wait for Rabbi Saul who's going to come in now. But Rabbi, I want to make sure that I have enough time to get to those every summer that I don't have a card for, that haven't yet given, that want to give a public pledge. So, I think yes, with no further ado, with no further ado, the rabbis are all going to be speaking this afternoon. They're going to be short, not because they want to be because Shabbat is coming. And Zuki, I guess he doesn't drink like me. So, he's jumpy. He's good today. So, yeah, you could all laugh. It's all good. It's all good. I'd like to ask Rabbi Schweki please to come up. We're honored to hear a couple of words from you and then Rabbi Eli Mansor is then going to speak. Rabbi Saul Cassen couple of words just to wish everybody Shabbat shalom. Tell them to give big. That's all you got to tell them.