מי שלא ראה שמחת בית השואבה של שיח סוד – לא ראה שמחה מימיו

From the end of Yirmiyahu Street, you can see people flocking to the Siach Sud building. Each with their own connection to the joy. One is a friend of Siach Sud, the other is a staff member. One has a son in Siach Sud’s educational framework, and another has a brother in the employment centers, and there are those who live next door to one of the apartments in Siach Sud’s extensive housing system, and they are full of admiration. All the crowds marching to the event are Siach Sud devotees.

The voices of the boys’ choir of Siach Sod can be heard from afar. The ‘Special Song’ choir consists of Siach Sod students with musical talent. The choir practices in music rooms and a professional studio that was established for them by Rabbi Shimon Levy, CEO of Siach Sod. So far, the choir has released 4 beautiful records.

You can also hear the voices of the musicians: Jeremiah Daman and his son Moshe from Antwerp, who came to participate in the joy.

“Now, during our time of joy, there is a special opportunity for all participants to feel the joy that the dear campers sing here all year long.” says Director Rabbi Shimon Levy, CEO of Siach Sud.

We make our way towards the roof of the building, where on the dance floor, in the center of the turbulent circles, reverends, rabbis, and public figures are dancing, disciples of the secret discourse.

The Gaon Rabbi Benjamin Adler, Shlit”a, rabbi of the Shikun HaRabbanim neighborhood, the Gaon Rabbi Yitzhak Ezrachi, Shlit”a, Rosh Yeshiva of Mir, the rabbi Daniel Alter, Shlit”a, the rabbi of Trisk, Shlit”a, the Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Avraham Cohen, Shlit”a, rabbi of the Ramat HaTzafon neighborhood, the rabbi of Lelov, Shlit”a, the rabbi of Stropkov, Shlit”a, the rabbi of Radoszyce, Shlit”a, and the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Stern, Shlit”a, rabbi of Jerusalem.

All of them went to great lengths and came especially to make the students of Siach Sod happy, and to support the organization’s important and extensive activities.

In the background, the warm words of the rabbi, Rabbi Daniel Alter, may God have mercy on him: “To all those dedicated people who work day and night under the direction of Rabbi Shimon Levi… precisely thanks to the people who are here, and thanks to the dear people who help them… the violin of Messiah will soon be played.”

Joy springs from the heart. The singing of the campers, the singing of the parents. The enthusiasm of the audience and the spotlights rise to the sky.

Eyes are drawn to the stage, where the gaon Rabbi Yitzhak Ezrachi Shlita steps forward, dedicating his power to making the students of the secret seminar happy. He takes two torches of fire and dances with them in glory.

Then, he adds, and his words are heard on a level: “May we all be worthy: the parents, who are engaged in the work, and the apprentices, whom I love very much, to soon rejoice in the joy of the one who draws near before God.”

Important public figures: Rabbi Yosef Deitch – candidate for mayor of Jerusalem, and council members: Rabbi Avraham Bezalel and Rabbi Chaim Cohen, also made the effort to come and participate in the joy of the Shiach Sud students and families.

“Here I am king because my brother is in Siach Sud. He becomes a source of pride for me,” Shalom’s brother, a trainee in Siach Sud’s housing program, tells us.

Following the participation of thousands, this year’s Sood Talk added an additional viewing area for the campers’ families in the nearby Shaarei Recha complex. As in every field, Sood’s Simhat Beit Hashuavah is also done in the most professional and pleasant way possible.

We were excited, we were amazed. Because:

Anyone who has not seen the light of day on the faces of the disciples of the Secret Dialogue has not seen the light of day.

And whoever has not seen the joy of the house of the secret speaker has never seen joy in his life.