אודות "כוח איתן" - העלאת מודעות לשבץ מוחי ולאפזיה, וקידום שילוב בקהילה
אודות "כוח איתן" - העלאת מודעות לשבץ מוחי ולאפזיה, וקידום שילוב בקהילה
אודות "כוח איתן" - העלאת מודעות לשבץ מוחי ולאפזיה, וקידום שילוב בקהילה
פִּצְחוּ רַנְּנוּ יַחְדָּו חָרְבוֹת יְרוּשָׁלָ͏ִם כִּי נִחַם יְהוָה עַמּוֹ גָּאַל יְרוּשָׁלָ͏ִם
“Break forth together in song, O ruins of Jerusalem, for Hashem has comforted His people.”
— Yeshayahu 52:9
Rannenu comes from rinnah — a cry of joy, a song that rises from the heart after silence or pain. It is a call to sing together — to bring voices, hearts, and lives into harmony.
The prophet’s words remind us that song is born not from perfection, but from the chorvot, the places life has tested and refined. Each of us carries some measure of brokenness, yet when our voices join, we become part of one redemptive harmony.
Through Torah, conversation, and presence, Rannenu invites us to sing together from the very places that have been silent — to transform isolation into connection and pain into purpose. The Torah is described as a shir — a living song, accessible to all.
Each of us is commanded to learn Torah every day — “v’hagita bo yomam valayla.”
Some learn Daf Yomi, others the parsha, a mishna, or attend a shiur. But not everyone can do this on their own.
For people living with aphasia or brain injury, even expressing a word of Torah may require a partner who listens, waits, and helps give voice to what’s inside — or who can teach in a way that is more accessible.
Rannenu transforms Talmud Torah into an act of chesed and Ahavat Yisrael — helping one another fulfill the mitzvah of learning through companionship, patience, and shared voice.
It is a living expression of Am Yisrael b’yachad — the Jewish people bound together through Torah and love.
Together — yachdav — we learn, connect, and rediscover that when we sing together, each soul learns to sing again.
Rannenu — Together we sing and help every voice find its song.
Rannenu's Programs
Kolot Chavruta – Voices of Learning
Pairing volunteers with brain-injury survivors for Torah learning or meaningful conversation — in person or on Zoom.
Every kol — every voice — matters.
Volunteers receive gentle communication guidance and simple tools to make learning comfortable, accessible, and enriching. Participants (in Israel or abroad) register through Koach Eitan’s website, and matching is coordinated to create the best learning pairs possible.
Zimrat David – LeDavid Barchi Nafshi
A short weekly Zoom shiur (15 minutes) taught by Elitzur Agus, sharing the Torah of David Schwartz Hy”d — words of faith, joy, and song that continue to inspire.
David Schwartz fell in battle sanctifying God’s name on the 27th of Tevet, 5784 (8 January 2024).
He composed Torah reflections on each weekly portion, drawn from the messages he studied with his unique spirit.
These teachings were first published for his wedding to Meital and are now shared for the elevation of his pure soul and the sanctification of his blessed memory.
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