Hi, my name is Chaya Sara Behar, and I would love to share about the most incredible family in Safed, the Vogels. They are beyond words. What they have done for Klal Yisrael, what they do for every person that comes in there for Shabbat—they make the best food. Anyone who calls and asks, "Can I come?" They want to have at least 20, 30 people every week to bring simcha, to bring inspiration. Anyone who has any issues, you walk into the kitchen, you talk to Rabbi Vogel, and he’ll spend hours trying to help you in any way that you need, in any shape or form that he can.

I’ve seen so much; I’ve been so gifted to know them for so many years, and every day that I know them, they just bring simcha to everyone. They only bring joy to everyone. They have gone out of their way to turn over the world, to help every single person. They spend out-of-pocket money for Shabbat.

Tons of extra money to be able to make everyone love Shabbat, to see a new experience for Shabbat. It’s so beautiful there—this singing, everyone goes around the table, gets to know each other, inspires each other, and builds a beautiful home. People walk away from the Vogel's home saying, "I want to make a home, I want to become closer to Hashem, I want to change my ways, I don’t want to be the way I was, I want to be extra special." Anyone who goes to the Vogel's home walks out different. I send so many people there; I send my friend Shira, I send my friend Esther, I send so many friends, and they all say, "The Vogels are the best." They become your parents, they love you, they take care of you, they feed you, they make sure that you’re taken care of, sleeping-wise. They make sure that if you have anything coming up in your life, you talk to them, they sit there for hours, wondering what they can do to help you. And if they can’t help you, they’ll send somebody else, and they’ll discuss everything that you need. They are the most extraordinary people.

I feel like they’re going to bring Mashiach!