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NEW YORK (VINnews) — Sid Rosenberg’s life was forever impacted by the October 7 terror attack. Although he had never visited Israel before, Sid felt like his own family was targeted.
At that moment, Sid, a proud Jew, recognized that his massive platform and huge audience on WABC gave him a unique opportunity to become a spokesman for the Jewish community.
Sid has always been a radio legend. Now he has become an influential advocate for Israel. He defends Israel and the Jews, blasts pro-Hamas supporters, and slammed the Biden administration for being complicit with Hamas terror.
In this emotional, riveting, and insightful interview with Josh M, Sid describes his personal, life-changing experiences on October 7, and how it triggered him to connect with his Jewish identity like never before.
He describes his excitement (and trepidation) about his family’s upcoming trip to Israel next week, when he will tour the areas ravaged by Hamas.
He discusses his lifelong connection with the Jewish community. He shares powerful details about upbringing, his late father’s observance of Judaism, and how for years, he felt more connected to Italian mobsters than Jews.
He also shares details about his yeshiva background, the recent Kiddush in a Five-towns shul in his honor, whether he is afraid to bring his family to Israel, and much more.
Since that horrific day, Sid has been on a mission to tell the world the truth, be a fearless supporter of Jewish causes, and fight antisemitism.
This powerful and emotional interview is a must-listen.
I wasn’t his fan when he did radio sports , but I am now . He’s a brash, outspoken, proud Jew almost second to none. Luv you, Sid.
Long John Nebel. You’re showing your age. Sid is a proud Jew and there’s nothing wrong with showing him some love. He’s one of a number of non Observant Jews who were moved by Oct 7th to express their Yiddishkeit and this should be encouraged. Unfortunately, most people who post always look to bash and they’ll criticize anyone frum and otherwise. I think we should be Dan Lkaf Zchus when possible.