A heartfelt new video has just premiered on the popular YouTube channel Menorah. In it, Chief Rabbi of Dnipro Shmuel Kaminezki shares a deep reflection on the Torah portion Devarim. With warmth and sincerity, he invites us to shift our focus – from external success to the enduring strength of love, connection, and trust.
We’re used to building: homes, careers, businesses, plans. But the Torah speaks of another kind of building – the construction of family, relationships, and community. Rabbi Kaminezki explains that true investment isn’t in concrete or design, but in the people we cherish. This is the message Moshe tries to convey in his final speech. For the destruction of the Temples was not just about walls – it was about the disappearance of love, respect, and trust among people.
Why are we afraid to invest in relationships? Can a family be “repaired” like a house? What’s more important: a beautiful home or warmth within it? Why did Moshe not enter the Promised Land – and what does that teach us? How do we build not just structures, but a living home?
This video speaks to those who are tired of superficial glitter and long for something real – the warmth that begins with being present, truly listening, and truly loving. Watch the new episode now on the Menorah YouTube channel – and let it inspire you to build what truly matters.
