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Parashas Ki Sisa: A Moment of Inspiration with Rabbi Nosson Scherman
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Mesorah Heritage Foundation presents A Moment of Inspiration with Rabbi Nosson Scherman. Short inspirational thoughts on the Parashah / Torah portion of the week. Listen. Be uplifted. And share the inspiration. Have a good Shabbos! #artscroll #shabbos #inspiration
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there was a midst when clel came into
Earth Israel to destroy or remove the
Seven Nations of
Canan
and in later times some of them did
remain in AR Israel and caused a great
deal of harm to Claus Ro but in later
generations SV
s
Asher committed what what today would be
called Ethnic Cleansing he conquered
countries and he made all the
inhabitants leave and spread them out
all over so that they could not get
together and you know with nationalism
and make a revolution so they're
essentially they're gone they're no can
on them today we don't know who they are
they're all spread out and the rambam
records the mitzvah of the seven um the
Seven Nations of Canan and he
says any memory of them is gone they're
not Canan
today and then he also says the mitzah
the Mitzvah to destroy
am removed amik also from their country
but the ran does not
say the r does not say that their memory
is gone
and the Torah says you have to
destroy the memory of memory of a mik
has to be completely make it
disappear thean says that he does not he
does not say regarding aik that the
memory is gone the memory is still here
what does that
mean brisker explains that it could very
well be and and it's true that the
actual descendants of amolik we don't
know who they are but but the memory of
what amalik wanted to do that remains
amalik wanted to prevent clro from
receiving the Torah amalik wanted to
wipe out
Claus the actual descendants of amalik
perhaps are not here anymore but in
history Romans
Crusaders Bolsheviks in Russia
and
the and today also there are there are
nations who want to obliterate CL Israel
and commit their own version of
genocide so the ramom does not say that
the memory of amik is gone the memory of
amolik is still with us still all around
us and as we see in recent years the
rise of
anti-Semitism the rise of anti-em ISM
even in the United States in the college
campuses
and to our
humiliation many of the leaders of those
who are anti-israel who in effect are
anti Israel are even
Jews the Z of am unfortunately is still
quite strong and the mitzvah for us in
our lives to remove that memory from our
surroundings and not let our children be
contaminated by it that Mitzvah always
remains until bhia
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