It’s truly something like no other.

It’s truly something like no other.

Hi, my name is Yehuda Steinberg. I'm currently at Rabbi Fisher's Yeshiva, and this is my fourth year here. When I first came to Israel, at the beginning, I wanted to go to Safed for Shabbos, and someone gave me the number of Rabbi Vogel. I called him up—I didn't know what to expect, this or that—and I asked him if I could come with a couple of friends, and he said sure. I came there that first Shabbos, and what I saw blew me away.

The achdus, the hospitality, the warmness—everything there just blew my spirits away. And I would say, I don't know how many times I've been there for Shabbos now. Every time I go back, it's a whole different experience meeting different people. Still to this day, I keep in touch with a lot of people from there, all because of that. You see people from all different backgrounds of life—people coming from here, coming from there—this and that. It's amazing what they have—the hospitality and everything. They serve the food, the achdus, the singing. It's really something like no other.