Rabbi Cosgrove: Lt. Nathan Baskind, z"l (Kol Nidrei, 2024)

[@JimmyWilliams-qs7cx]

As a member of the PAS Connect family, I had the pleasure of hearing this live and am now delighted to share it with family and friends. PAS Connect brings immense joy to my wife Susan and me, and we recommend it to those who appreciate the incredible work of the PAS team. We support and contribute to Connect as we would to any streaming service like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, etc., but it offers us much more. Thank you for sharing the story of Nathan Baskin, yet another one of your great sermons.

[@Jennifer-xk3yx]

Deepest respect and gratitude, Rabbi. We are so lucky to have online access to these speeches and to the live services. Shalom from Utah.

[@albanyreadshalleluyahscrip9946]

Thank you Rabbi your sermons bring me to tears touching my heart 🙏⛺🙌🤍🕊️all praise and glory be to our Abba Father 🙏🙏🙏

Wonderful words Rabbi Cosgrove. Thank you! Shalom 💙🙏🇮🇱

[@robertaJayne1]

What a wonderful orator

[@markgordon5387]

I had four grand-uncles in WWII, but they all made it home safe to the USA. They are proudly buried among their people in Jewish cemeteries, here in the Chicago area. My one grand-uncle cried for his fellow soldiers who fell during the war. As an elderly man, he remembered them "as boys.". He was one of the boys with them, but HaShem let him come home and grow old. Well spoken, Rabbi Dr. Cosgrove. I could listen to talk for hours. Thank you.

[@nathanas64]

Beautiful story and sermon !

[@BigGuyBoleslaw]

The highlight of my year was this past June. On the 80th anniversary of D Day, a retired Air Force colonel who's a friend told me how he led the flyover and honor guard at Omaha Beach for the 60th anniversary of D Day. He's a big man who has given speeches for the Air Force to thousands of vendors at military procurement trade shows, but he can't get through describing how honored he was to honor those who fought our battles without crying. Rabbi Cosgrove's Kol Nidrei sermon made his sacrifice more meaningful for me. Thank you.

[@robertaJayne1]

Amen

[@lauragillman1616]

Thank you , Rabbi, so much for this inspirational story, how you link this to the unwavering and inexorable need to recover the hostages, the message about how we are bound together and indebted to those that went before us, the importance of our agency and of holding in memory those who have sacrificed. In the name of peace and our ongoing existence.

[@user-bo8nb2mi]

Moses left everything behind to obey and follow God. Some people refuse to live in Israel as G-d commanded. Disobedience has, had, and presumably will have consequences for God’s chosen

[@innesfrey9602]

Rabbi I am very disappointed at your speech 🎤 when Israel is at war for it’s existence your are talking about nothing sorry to say👎 to compare to your brothers and sisters suffering daily in Israel 🇮🇱 very sad on behalf of so called spiritual and religious leaders like you to be so coward and not to take a solid stand for Israel 🇮🇱 at the most important day of Judaism shame on you 👎👎👎😖

[@sirisaacalbertmravinszky2671]

Almost every time I listen to Rabbi Cosgrove he takes a solid stand for Israel. So he did this time. Listen what he says. You insult him for nothing.

[@Zhiperser]

This was but one of many speeches. Perhaps you should watch all of the LIVE replays to get an idea of where PAS and Rabbi Cosgrove stands.

[@prakashkarlapudy8726]

Looks like you had a bad day with your "betterhalf" brother....😅