Thank you for not charging money. Some people need inspiration and don’t want to have to pay for it. Really appreciated!

The most powerful video on the entire channel. All heroes in this film. An honor to be part of this.

I really hope Benny learns to forgive himself ❤️ 🥺
These stories were so powerful

I don’t think I ever cried on Tisha B’av like this. I have a relative who hurt me deeply for  becoming frum at 13.
I decided to get in touch again, and forgive her for all those years.
In the zechus of Charlotte.

just blown away by all this but most importantly I have been carrying a grudge in my  heart the past few years against someone who phyiscally traumatized me and hurt me so badly. Because of Charlotte and her father I am ready to forgive and let go.

I think this guy, Charlotte’s father, together with the example he sets, will bring Mashiach PG

The hardest part of this video was hearing charlottes father say he didn’t do his job as a father…he’s so wrong about that. Charlotte is so proud of her father. Her father is a hero. Her father did and is doing what almost nobody would. Of course it wasn’t his chavruta’s fault, but most if not everybody else would never be able to see that. Her neshama should go higher and higher

I never met Charlotte. But she has changed my life now. That ending took my out. Heartbreaking and Powerful.

Charlotte is so proud of her father from gan Eden and left a message for her mother to know 😢❤

As a grown man, this video made me cry for the first time in as long as I can remember. Thank you for sharing this life-changing video with Klal Yisroel for free!!

My great grandfather a”h who passed away on Tisha abav is a Holocaust survivor . He was given an opportunity by a doctor to save his kids if he gave them money he sent the money over and never saw his kids ever again later he found out that the doctor used my great grandfather’s money to save his own children and my great grandfathers kids were murdered . Later on after the war my great grandfather rebuilt his life and remarried at the bris of his first born the doctor came to the bris asking my grandfather to forgive him for what he did . My grandfather said “I forgive you bc if I was in your shoes who knows what I would have done”
May his holy neshama have an Aliya

i think this is the first time ive ever cried on tisha baav. and real tears. the most unbeliveable story of charlotte! Hashem should give Binny strength to keep going as well as yudi and chumi!

Charlotte Herzberg has changed my life. The Herzbergs are so relatable, yet such an inspiration.  This video will bring moshiach!!! ❤❤

What a privilege to be part of such a nation, such a family, that processes the most painful things in the world in the most holy way. I’m deeply inspired by every single individual and I’m so proud of them

Abie being able to ask for forgiveness is what makes the entire story about him, and then go on and EXPOSE himself, this is amazing! Thank you Rabbi Ginzberg for presenting the Torah's thought on the issue it is very important and makes the film whole. Thank you Mrs. Wolowitz for forgiving in the most Jewish way that could be and thank you for telling this story! Thank you for all the inspiring people who took part in the film.
Thank you for the Herzberg family for turning their loss and pain into a gift for Klal Yisroel, Yudi you are an inspiration, Chumi I can tell you are the most amazing mom Charlotte could ever have, both of you as parents. May we all dance together in bais hamikdash very soon!

Charlotte’s story is so inspiring. That ending broke me. Can’t stop crying. This was the best Tisha baav video. Thank you for making this!

The story of the holocaust survivor is so hard to comment on because the loss was so huge that words can't do it justice. The fact that the father was able to nod to the man, to go on with life without being defined by bitterness, betrayal or thoughts of vengeance, to show mercy for the challenges of the time that led to the betrayal, is a strength that is almost superhuman. Thank you for helping us to put our challenges into perspective.

I found the film extremely moving.  What all of the families have done is amazing, and I was especially moved by Charlotte a'h's parents.  However, I think Binny deserves to be mentioned, as it must have taken tremendous courage to take part in the film.  He is clearly a special person.

That last part of Charlotte singing is chilling. May her memory be a blessing

I am the head of CAPCO Health Group, but I am also a 90 year old widow mourning my husband who died 12 years ago. Thank you for giving me tools to accept and deal with my mourning.

Lori Gershon