She was part of ANTIFA

I had a conversation with an incredible woman not long ago. We do round tables of journalists in Israel. They come, [music] they get to know each we get to know them, we discuss a certain topic, etc. And this woman came in very interested, a lot of tattoos, etc. And she's explained to me how she was part of Antifa, right? Who are, you know, out of their minds, right? So she's part of Antifa and and but yet she's like on [music] this road with Judaism, she's trying to figure everything out. She's like, "I got to tell you something, I was really embarrassed to walk [music] into synagogues because my tattoos and all my background. I just I was very self- conscious, you know, they won't want to accept me. >> [music] >> And I have to tell you that every single time a holiday came around, I went to aish.com, I went to social media, and I would learn all the different pieces [music] of it, and I was comfortable because I could do it in my own home."