When God Breaks Our Heart - in the merit of the Sassoon Children

As we tuned into the news after Shabbat our hearts were shattered.  Seven children dead in a fire, caused by a device that was turned on in order to honor the Shabbat.

We stammer.  Our minds scrabble for something to hold on to.  The sadness threatens to overwhelm us.

How do we respond to such senseless tragedy?  How do we continue forward when God breaks our hearts?

At times like this, there are no "answers".  But still, our Souls demand us to put our pain into some kind of context...

May these words lead those who hear them to transform their heartbreak into prayer, and their tears into action..

In memory and in the merit of Yaakob, 5; Sara, 6; Moshe, 8; Yehoshua, 10; Rivkah, 11; David, 12; and Eliane, 16.