The Israeli Musician Who Was Born a Russian Gentile

What a beautiful and inspiring story. She was amazing. Thank you for this interview… Reply

Is Lea’s music available for purchase online somewhere? Loved this interview! Reply

I just had to come back and respond again that I love and appreciate Lea's sharing here that has reawakened me and has touched me so personally. She brings light to our human experience with the right path to go with Hashem. She is so personable in sharing her faith journey that also makes it very powerful confirming the beauty and wholeness and truth of Hashem and Judaism. I listened to this again and again and with much smiling. Thank you, so much. Reply

This was a lovely interview, I so appreciated this Russian woman's testimony about her religious/spiritual experience discovering Judaism.
Thank you. Reply

Chana,
Leah is such a beautiful soul. As we sometimes struggle with the mitzvot it’s nice to step back and see the beauty of our faith from someone who had to do the hard work to become a Jew. Thanks. Reply

Another wonderful inspiring interview! Thank you! Reply

Minor correction ערכים are values, not brothers. Reply

Wow, kol ha kavod Lea, everyone should listen to. Amazing words. Reply

I think I met Lea at Or Chaya in Jerusalem, Israel in around 2007. Reply