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Shabbat Video Column: When the World Burned, His Door Remained Open
During the height of World War II, Rabbi Shlomo Raskin demonstrated extraordinary self-sacrifice by opening his home to hundreds of Jewish refugees. This moving family story serves as a powerful testament to human kindness. The narrative draws a parallel between Rabbi Raskin's actions and the biblical hospitality of Abraham, offering a profound lesson on the importance of opening our hearts and homes to those in need.