There’s been much debate in the media lately—about fires, about blame, about storms and struggle. But amidst all the noise, one truth stood out that stirred my spirit: Hashem is still moving on behalf of His people.While some say the fires in Israel were set by enemies, what I heard—and what resonates deeply—is that Hashem Himself extinguished those fires and followed with a fierce sandstorm that swept across Gaza. Whether or not we can verify every detail, one thing is certain: our story is not over. Not even close.Hashem is still with Israel. Always has been. Always will be.We see it echoed in Scripture, even at the end of the book of John—from the Isle of Patmos—where the faithful are those who follow the Lamb and keep the mitzvot. That’s who we are becoming.At B’nai Abraham, we are walking our own journey of return—not just spiritually, but even physically. Our path of immigration is through Judaism. It is how we reclaim not only our place in the land—but our identity as family, not strangers.So thank you to everyone walking this path with us. To our readers, to our teachers, and to those bringing light into our community—your voices matter. Kana, your words bless us. Rabbi Ruben Vega and Maya, you inspire us.May Hashem continue to show His hand in every storm, every fire, and every return.