Okay, so first thing we want to do, I want to take this opportunity, especially as we're
about to sing this special song together, to really express a tremendous appreciation
to Chihat and to Mehmet, it is no simple thing that they're in this group and that they're
on this trip with us in the world that we live in today.
And this is like, I think it's a little messianic that we're all standing together here in Auschwitz
together.
It's really, this is what could be, this is really what could be and it takes incredibly
courageous strong people like you to come here and to spend this trip with us and to,
we say really simply that those, it doesn't matter who it is, those who stand with the
Jewish people are blessed.
Those who don't, it's not so simple.
But the ones who stand with us, it makes no difference race, religion, creed, nothing.
Those who stand and support the Jewish people will always be blessed and we bless you and
your families always with only joy and positivity and wonderment and may your mission continue
to spread and really your message be heard by all.
Memma.
B'viyyat HaMashiach, B'viyyat HaMashiach, Anima Amin, B'viyyat HaMashiach, Anima Amin,
Anima Amin, Anima Amin, Anima Amin.
Ay b'viyyat HaMashiach, B'viyyat HaMashiach, Anima Amin,
B'viyyat HaMashiach, B'viyyat HaMashiach, Anima Amin,
I believe with full faith in the coming of the Messiah.
And even if it may tarry, it may take a while, with all of that, I'll still wait for that incredible day when He will come.
You're standing in the place of greatest Jewish death in the history of the world.
You're on one side, you have two crematoriums on both sides.
They're approximately, probably right in these crematoriums, but a half a million Jews were killed.
It's impossible to fathom, it's impossible to think about, men, women, children.
If anyone can make you think about it, it's what Hazy's been trying to do the last few days.
It's awful. This is hell on earth right here.
This is the worst place.
But from the worst place, we'll tell you the whole trip, comes life, okay?
From the dark, anyone knows, from a place of ashes, that's where trees can actually grow their best.
From a place of the hardest place, from that hard place, from that dark place.
When you're in the darkest place, you can see the light.
You can see the littlest bit of light and follow that light to the great light.
So I want to just share, finally, I want to tell you, we're going to leave here with life.
We're going to walk out of here so alive, more alive than you've ever felt before.