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Rabbi Leo Dee gives a speech declaring April 10 as Dees Day, a day to “differentiate between good and evil, right and wrong," on April 10, 2023. (YouTube Screenshot: Arutz Sheva)

What we learned from the Dee family about responding to tragedy

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After losing his wife and two daughters, Rabbi Leo Dee said the key to faith is focusing on what you have and not what you do not. Here is what he taught us about responding to tragedy.

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