In his recent teachings, Rabbi Josiah Pinto addressed the complex global and Israeli situations, emphasizing the impermanence of security and the necessity for daily personal vigilance. “Nothing is safe in life and nothing is in our pocket,” he remarked, highlighting the unpredictable nature of existence. Drawing from historical examples, he noted, “No one has insurance and credit,” stressing the need for individuals to regularly assess their circumstances. Rabbi Pinto further expounded on Jewish teachings, advocating a dual approach to worship: “with joy” alongside “with trembling,” affirming the wisdom of being “always afraid” to maintain a balanced and watchful perspective.
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