Robin Freedman’s Rosh Hashanah Message for 2026

As a new season of Fall is almost upon us, the High Holidays will soon be approaching. Beginning with Rosh Hashanah, it is both a new beginning and a time for reflection – the willingness to pause, remember, acknowledge and begin again.
I hope we can all take time to reflect on the year behind us – cherishing the memories, learning from challenges, and being grateful for the people who have touched our life. May the year ahead give courage to begin something new, the strength to forgive, and the wisdom to appreciate the blessings in life.
L’Shanah Tova U’Metukah – may you and your families be blessed with a good and sweet new year, filled with love, peace, health and joy.

Robin Freeman is the Administrative Assistant for Atlanta Jewish Times.