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>> Given that, um, again, Russia's gone out
of the picture, China's gone, uh,
Afghanistan, the Iranians went to
Afghanistan, said, "Please help us." And
they were about to, and then all of a
sudden, Pakistan opens up war with
Afghanistan. They've angered all of the
neighbors. They've wasted their missiles
all over our own enemies, those who are
against the Jewish people. The Iranians
are now bombing them. How could it be
that there's a war in Ukraine, there's a
coup in China, the Afghanistan and
Pakistanis are all at war with each
other, and possible to happen all at the
same time, and they all meet together in
one room at the exact day of Parshas
Zachor, they all decide to meet in one
room, and then everything works out
perfectly?
>> Rabbi Teller, welcome to Eretz Yisrael
in the parsha, where we look into each
week's Torah reading, and we find Eretz
Yisrael and talk about it. Rabbi Teller,
the floor is yours.
>> It wasn't that when they came to Har
Sinai, that the Erev Rav wasn't in for
it. It turns out that the Erev Rav,
even after Krias Yam Suf, was not fully
on board. It says, "Vayamenu Bashem
u'Moshe avdo." After the great nisim and
niflaos of Krias Yam Suf,
the question is begging, why were they
not zocheh and on the madreiga, why were
they not on the level,
ready to receive the Torah after the
great miracles they saw at the Yam Suf?
Why was that not enough? First thing we
do when we learn Torah is to look at the
simple meaning of the verses. And Rashi
teaches us that they came out of
Mitzrayim armed.
So, the Malbim says something
interesting. He says on that verse that
they came out armed, and they actually
did drills, they they actually prepared
military exercises in order to get ready
for war.
So, we also know that the Arov came
along with Kla Israel.
So, the question is who is the Arov? And
the Zohar Niglah says the Arov they are
they're not the Kaftorim, they're not
the Ludim, they're not all these
different mix of countries, they're the
Mitzrim. So, why would they be called
the Arov? So, it turns out that they
were the Hartumim, the magicians of
Mitzrayim. They were the Arov. So, Moshe
accepted them because the Hartumim saw
that they could originally do whatever
Moshe could do, but then as the Makos
progressed, they saw the Niflaos that
Hashem created with the Makos and they
said, "Oh, we can't touch this. This is
beyond us. And if it's beyond us, it
must mean that Elokei Yisrael emes, that
Hashem is the true God." And therefore,
they went to Moshe and said, "We would
like to be part of Kla Israel. We want
to be misgayer."
And the interesting part is Hashem said,
"Don't take them."
But Moshe said, "How can I not take that
which a true ger wants to be part of Kla
Israel?" He ends up accepting them. So,
the problem with the Arov is they're
going to cause a lot of trouble as we go
on. And when we say the word Am in the
Chumash, many times it's referring to
the Arov and not Bnei Israel.
So, it turns out that the Arov
they were part and parcel of Naaseh
v'Nishma as well. It wasn't that when
they came to Har Sinai, that the Arov
wasn't in for it. It turns out that the
Arov
even after
Krias Yam Suf was not fully on board. It
says
via amino basham of Mosha though after
the great nissan and the floius of creas
yamsuf.
The question is begging. Why were they
not zoha and on the madrega why were
they not on the level
ready to receive the Tyra after the
great miracles they saw at the yamsuf.
Why was that not enough?
So the interesting uh
I guess the way to answer that is to
really understand
that we're dealing with the the
magicians of mitzrayim. These were the
the when we're talking about magicians,
we're not talking about the tzadikia
dora the great you know righteous of the
generation. These were right hand men to
Paro watching Paro bathe in Jewish baby
blood in order to get rid of his saras.
So how these they were these were
basically henchmen of one of the most
evil people in history.
So the air of rob coming out and seeing
the nifloius of Hashem
that was not enough to change them. That
was not enough to get them to the point
where they were ready for matan Torah.
Because when we go from actually from
refidim
we see that when they went to har Sinai
to receive the Torah it says that the
in lashon yochid meaning a singular
language that they camped as one kiisha
chad and leiva chad. So how is it that
they're all united? How is it that even
the air rob the magicians of mitzrayim
become united at that point?
So and and this is an interesting point.
It turns out that it was only after
milchemas amalek
that the air rob became isha chad
kaleiva chad. When we give the Torah to
klal Yisrael klal Yisrael's including
the air rob unfortunately and and when
we do that, it has to be at a time of
Yichud. It has to be at a time of
Achdus. In order to receive the Torah,
we need all of Klal Yisrael, including
the ear of Rav, to be on board.
And at this point in history, up until
Milchemes Amalek, the ear of Rav is not
fully on board. Even after seeing
Nissonim u'Vnei Flayos, I don't have an
answer to why that is, but I'm I have to
say that I did come across a Medrash
that explained to me something that
really helped me understand. What is it
When was this point in history that Klal
Yisrael became Zocheh to Matan Torah,
and why not at any other time?
So, remember, we're dealing with the
Mon, with the Slav, the with
great miracles. But, keep in mind that
the magician, that the who were the ear
of Rav, were used to miracles. They were
used to seeing things that were not
natural.
So, it turns out that
Moshe has to deal with the threat of
Amalek.
Okay?
How did they get to the point where
Amalek showed up to begin with? So, it
they it says that Refidim, they Darshan
that to say that they were rough for you
dying midberei Torah.
So, the Mefarshim asked the question,
they weren't given the Torah. So, how is
it that they were rough for you dying?
How were they weak [clears throat] in
something they were never given to begin
with? And the answer to that question is
they were given Shabbos.
So, because they had a question, of
course, the ear of Rav involved, and we
don't accept this right away. We're
going to go and, you know, melacha ate
the Mon even on Shabbos. We're we're
going to test out this business of
Shabbos, this new Halacha.
And when they did that, it says rough
for you dying. That was in itself a
merit, a considered a rebellion against
Hashem.
So, when there is rebellion in Klal
Yisrael, we learn Vayavo Amalek. That's
when Amalek comes to Klal Yisrael. So,
it turns out that Shabbos being an os,
being a
the emunah in Maaseh Bereishit that
Borei Olam created the world in six
days, that is so important that although
they weren't given the entire Torah,
it's Shabbos, keeping Shabbos is like
keeping the entire Torah. It's k'neged
kulam.
So, in this aspect, given that they were
weak in Shabbos, it turns out Vayavo
Amalek. Now, that's mitzidam, that's
from the side of Am Yisrael. From the
side of Amalek, it turns out that Haman
gives us a little bit of a clue on what
it was
that was driving Amalek. And it turns
out that in the Medrash Rabbah on
Esther, Haman states that, "You know,
Amalek had every right to come and fight
against Am Yisrael because look how they
destroyed the world at Krias Yam Suf.
That the entire Mitzri army was
completely destroyed. They destroyed the
nation of Mitzrayim. They took
everything with them." He He said they
stole all the money and ran away like a
slave. And of course, this is how they
twist things. In addition, he says, "Why
was it that that the Jewish people went
and and slaughtered Amalek so rough? Why
did they have to do that? It was only
self-defense that these great freedom
fighters, Amalek, came to fight. And
therefore, there should not have been
such a response from the Jewish people
to wipe out so many of the Amalekim."
That was Haman's ta'anah
against the Jewish people to Ahasuerus.
Now, so now we have Rephidim, they come
out of Rephidim, but there's a language
here that the Midrash Rabbah Parshas
Beshalach teaches us that is one of the
secrets of Matan Torah and secrets of
Achtus and Klal Yisrael.
And that is it that Moshe tells
Yehoshua,
"Tzei ulacheim b'Amalek."
Now, that word "Tzei" means go out.
Why did Moshe have to tell Yehoshua to
go out? So,
we learn that anytime it says go out,
and by the way, this is the Aim quoted
by the Yefe Anaf in the Midrash Rabbah
on Parshas Beshalach Perek Chaf Vav, 26
Perek.
There it states that anytime you go out,
it means you're inside.
Where were they inside? So, the Aim
shows that they were everyone was
outside as a matter of fact that Amalek
was outside and Am Yisrael was outside
in tents. When you go out of your tent,
okay, you're outside. Amalek
[clears throat] was also outside. So, it
can't be that they were going out of the
Machaneh Yisrael because everybody was
outside in the Midbar. There was no
other, you know, gate or fence.
Everything was open. So, it must be that
they went out from the Ananei Hakavod.
So, this is very important because
when we talk about going out of the
Ananei Hakavod, it means that the rest
of Klal Yisrael, except for Shevet Dan,
which was
pushed out of the Ananei Hakavod
because they carried with them the
Tzelem, the the Getchke, the idol. Since
they had idol worship among them, they
were expelled from the Ananei Hakavod,
the clouds of glory. This made them
vulnerable to Amalek. And it says that
they attacked the Nechashalim Acharecha.
Who were the Nechashalim? The Chalashim.
It says that they reversed the language
of the letters and the weak ones. Who
were the weak ones? Shevet Dan, who did
not have the protection of the Ananei
Hakavod. So now, when it says "Say," it
means go out, you are protected. The
Jewish people are protected. So why are
you going out? The answer is to protect
the weak ones.
When the Erev Rav saw that Am Yisrael,
and not just Moshe, but Yehoshua and the
rest of the Jewish people were ready to
fight on behalf of all of the ones,
including the weak ones, the ones who
were spiritually weak,
they became It says Na'aseh Venishma. At
that point, they were ready.
At that point, they were zocheh to
achdus because they saw that all of Klal
Yisrael really cared one for the other.
And that made the difference. That's
why, and by the way, there was no other
time that I know of in the Midbar
that only part of Am Yisrael faced
danger and the other part did not. We
have danger facing everyone
except for this moment in history. And
at this point, when just Shevet Dan was
outside the Ananei Hakavod, we see that
the rest of Am Yisrael, who were safe
inside the Ananei Hakavod, risked their
lives in order to save them. And that is
the secret of Matan Torah.
>> Yes. Yes.
>> So, first of all, wow. So far, and I
want to recap
in maybe one or two minutes just what
you said and because this is a very
important message. The overall message
you're saying is is that
the
there's an Ananei Kavod that protect us.
And when we're in the Torah, when we're
living the Torah, when we're not being
roughly a dying, we're not losing it,
and we're in the cloud, we're in the
base medrish, things are great, we're
protected. But there are Jews who are
called Erev Rav. Now these Jews are not
the high-level Jews. They were nine and
a half deep. Interestingly enough, also
nine and a half Shvatim
got the land. That's a separate topic.
But there were nine and a half deep.
These were the Kartumim.
And these people were the only people
Amalek could could start up with, the
weak Jews. They could question, they
could witness the miracles and still
start up with the Jews, and they start
up with the weak ones.
And Moshe Rabbeinu says,
"Let's go out and fight them. We're
going to leave our protection, we're
going to put ourselves in danger, and
we're going to protect the weak so we
could have an Ichud, we could have a a
oneness of Klal Yisrael, that Klal
Yisrael could be one."
And what really the message over here
is, and I'll finish with this, and I'll
give you back the mic, is that the weak
in Klal Yisrael are the whole point. We
need all 12 tribes, we need all of Klal
Yisrael together. And correct me if I'm
wrong, if we
Gaza,
we're right now
this whole thing started on October 7th.
And in the past 3 days, the world
opinion has switched because Amalek,
Iran,
now has been shown to be evil by
shooting missiles to the Gulf,
everywhere. So now all those people who
were saying, "We're with the
Palestinians, we're with Iran." They're
now going, "Oops, whose side are we on?"
And the default is Eretz Yisrael, the
default is Israel. And now Israel in the
past 3 days has suddenly become the
leader of of the world. We're second in
command after America for the first time
in history. Israel and America are
working together. This is you most of my
share happening. But getting back to
what you were saying,
Amalek is not coming after the strong
people. They have no power. They only
have power for the weak, and the weak
are the purpose we the
Another time that Moshe Rabbeinu leaves
is when he goes when Yisro shows up, and
he wants Yisro to recognize that Hashem
is great, and he did that so that all of
Klal Yisrael will leave the cloud, and
they'll all go and witness the Yisro who
was the king of all of what is out in
the world who came and and and repented
and went back to to the God of Abraham,
Isaac, and Jacob, and he went to Moshe
Rabbeinu and said, "Yeah, I'm your
father-in-law, but I'm here with your
children. I want to be with you." And
Moshe Rabbeinu again, he left the cloud
and had everybody go out into the
the fake universe, the rest of the
world, and bear witness to this miracle.
Thank you.
>> So, the next
point is after Matan Torah, it's a
tremendous aliya because the it says in
the Zohar Nigleh that the Yetzer Hara,
the chet of Adam HaRishon was was niska,
the
original sin
of the first man together that they ate
from the Eitz HaDaas was basically it
was fixed at Matan Torah. When Klal
Yisrael reached the madrega
uh the interesting Gemara in Makos in
Chaf Daled Amud Beis asked the question
on Torah, it says, "How do we know Torah
is 613?" Because the
uh numerical count, the gematria of
Torah is only 611.
And it says, "Anochi Hashem Elokecha and
lo yihiyeh lecha Elohim acherim." The
first two of the 10 Commandments, that I
am a sham your God, and also you
shouldn't have any other gods besides
me. Those two were heard directly from a
cottage bar who so when that happened an
interesting thing happened.
One is that clay Israel
no human being other than motion went up
to sham I'm could ever talk directly to
a cottage bar who and live.
And when that happened and and motion
been have to actually ascend to sham I'm
in order to do that. He couldn't do it
on this earth. When that happened clay
Israel
their emotions left them
and they were dead. So I sham brought
them back to life
and then they that was the first of the
10 Deborah's the 10 Commandments. Then
after the second one the same thing
happened. They were brought back to life
but then they died again hearing a
sham's voice and then after that they
were brought back to life. After the
second time around they said, "Motion
you tell us what a sham says from now
on. That's enough for us. We're good.
We'll go on. Please make sure this
doesn't happen." But but at that moment
there was
the
of Adam and Eve
was no longer that from basically from
the time of Adam until Noah there was no
relief and then Noah made it says that
the world was
was given a fresh start with Noah. And
then from that point up until Mount and
Torah there was no they still was the zu
Hamas and it says the Torah in this
world but at her Sinai
again he shall claim a hard the actors
the spiritual high the connection the
Sheena the divine presence all of that
together spells the end of the Torah.
But after motion goes up. After her
Sinai. to go receive the Luchos, to
bring down the Luchos in this level of
spirituality is directly written by God
himself. It says that the Etz baElohim
that Hashem's
kviyachol, of course he doesn't have a
body, but it was written by God himself,
the Luchos, the first ones.
And then Moshe comes down with them. And
in those Luchos are the tikkun
of the
of death. There is no death in the world
anymore.
And this is the first Luchos. But when
there was a
uh a slight delay it says Boshus, the
word Boshus m- L'Aretz Min Ha'Aretz it
it basically gives us a
hint to the chartumim who used to start
their magic at the sixth hour.
And it turns out that the Erev Rav
started trouble at exactly that moment
when Moshe didn't come down from the
Har.
So that moment they started the whole
process of the Chet Ha'Egel. They tried
to, you know, they Chur stood up to
them. And it says "Vayeiven Aharon
mizbeiach lifanav." The Medrash tells us
"Vayisponein Aharon me'azevach lifanav."
That Aharon realized that if they killed
Chur, they'll kill him as well. Says
"Yesh Chag la'Hashem machar." The whole
parsha of the Chet Ha'Egel is very
difficult to really understand the whole
depth of it. But basically
that the Erev Rav they one can say maybe
they just weren't used to being on such
a level and and unable to maintain such
a connection to Hakadosh Baruchu given
that their whole lives they spent in
such levels of tumah that they still
weren't free from you know, every single
ability to let go of the yetzer hara.
And therefore they wanted to make
macholos, they wanted to make an ego.
They figured, oh, we died twice, we
don't want that anymore, we need an
intermediary. Again, there's certain
levels of connection to spirituality are
very high here, but they're also making
a huge mistake. And when they make this
mistake, Moshe has to come down, and it
says that he smashed the luchos.
And the reason for that, the Zohar Nigla
is giving us the reason that because
they the luchos themselves contained
with them eternal life, the fixing of
the original sin of Adam Harishon, the
first man, that is the reason Moshe had
to break them.
Now,
the
connection over here that I'd like to
talk about is Eretz Yisrael is mentioned
immediately after this whole parsha.
When Moshe says, you know, please it
says machini am misifrecha, says Hashem
is going to wipe out all the Jewish
people, and Moshe says if you do, you
wipe me out as well. Well, it turns out
that in parshas Titzaveh, that Moshe
Rabbeinu is not even mentioned, and
there he is wiped out, because when a
person makes a klalah, you're not
supposed to make a curse on themselves,
the Zohar says that many malachim go up
to shamayim, and they go and judge this
person on his own curse.
And if he's ro'i for that curse to take
root, then they come down and they
they basically bring about that curse.
So, it's not a good idea to curse
oneself.
Certainly, and one should not curse any
other Jew, of course. And the connection
here is that Hashem says to Moshe,
he says, alu mizeh.
Go up immediately. It's a very strange
thing. We go from chet ha'egel to go to
Eretz Yisrael.
It's a very interesting thing. So, alu
mizeh, what does that mean? Alu mizeh
means put this behind you.
Put the chet ha'egel behind you. Do not
dwell and live in the past. Do not go
and say I was quite that yesterday. I
did a sin yesterday. Therefore, I should
not succeed tomorrow or even today. Work
on tomorrow. And therefore, do not give
up. Go to Eretz Yisrael.
And from that point, we understand that
even though a person may have done
even though I miss her may have done
we will still
from the others to have the Russia and
the Matana of Eretz Yisrael.
So, we have to understand that
this part part of doing as we I guess if
you look at the portions of in the end
of the diving of
in the art scroll
it talks about and that's portions of
seven. It talks about coming back to
Eretz Yisrael.
And this week's portion discusses Eretz
Yisrael as coming back from the one of
the worst terrible sins ever done by the
Jewish people
the
the sin of the golden calf.
And this means to not focus on your
past.
Put that behind you and go and ascend to
Eretz Yisrael. Now, those of us here in
Eretz Yisrael have one I hope many of
you have drunk
on the news the great
of the downing of the modern day Haman
and the
>> What's his name? Kahane.
>> Yeah, Kahane. That's and so he we I hope
by the way that you um
you drink responsibly cuz we're going to
have many
in the future but as
for the next one and the next one.
But there are many miracles that are
hidden just like the miracle of Purim
where you have to understand that all
the friends of Iran have all fallen
through the wayside starting from
Russia. Russia's busy in Ukraine getting
destroyed because they decided to take
away the internet for their soldiers,
and therefore they had no way to
communicate with each other. And when
when they did that, they took away the
messaging service, actually, the
WhatsApp. And when they did that,
basically their command structure fell
apart. Now they're busy losing in
Ukraine worse than ever, just at this
time. The Chinese, all of a sudden,
decided to have a coup to try and
overthrow the leader, so he's busy uh
doing his job of consolidating power the
way the communists do, of course. Uh
heads rolling over there.
>> why Ezekiel 39 finishes that the whole
world knows. The whole world knows.
>> There's much more. There's Pakistan.
>> Before we get Before Before we get into
this, I want to just go back with the
viewers. I want to go back what you said
because I literally could have
interrupted you so many times, and I
really wanted you to get the word out.
The idea of There were two thing of I
think the main point was
you know, the Gamara says a luv a calish
is in
tahas a chupa that the sin of the golden
calf was a sin of betrayal. It was going
It was
um
and as you explained that it could be
that it was it a looking for a physical
way of expressing a connection to God.
There's even mention that the Jews at
Har Sinai saw the angels, and it says in
Ezekiel that their feet are like the
feet of a calf, and they
wanted to build a golden calf. And the
sin was only that God didn't command
them. They on the merkava, on in on in
heaven, there's the eagle, the snake,
and the north, which is represents Dan
or the and the eagle, and you have the
arye, the lion, and you have all the all
the elements, and you have the eggel,
you have the the calf. So there and we
do use a calf in tefillin, mezuzahs,
sifrei Torah. So and shchita and we have
a lot of
So it is there
is some truth to it. And but the problem
was it God didn't tell him to do it. But
just getting back to what the erev rav
is. You mentioned the Zohar as it here
many times and it's impossible to ignore
Reb Shmuel Vital, one of the Shmone
Sharim of the Arizal, wrote Sha'ar
HaPsukim. And he was the son of Chaim
Vital and this is considered the and in
the the most accepted works of the
Arizal. So in the beginning of Shmos he
asks who uh
some very simple questions. What was the
Exodus? What was the exile in Egypt all
about? What was what's going on?
And the basic thesis, which he goes on
uncharacteristic
for 25 pages, is explaining from chet
Adam HaRishon, from the sin, the
cardinal sin, going of Adam and Eve when
he they ate from the forbidden fruit of
good and evil and going and how and he
talks about reincarnation. He talks
about there being a set limited amount
of souls that came out in the first 130
years of Adam HaRishon's life. And then
finally there was these three
reincarnations in different generations
like the generation of the Tower of
Babylon, which was, you know,
and the generation of Noah, which was
also Noah's generation was sinned mostly
with theft and lust and that ended up
being destroyed with water. And
then they were reincarnated in in the
Egyptians. And one of the functions of
exile and the reason why needed to be
even today the exile is for us to
attract Uh and make Hashem's name known
in the world and
to get those souls back. Those are the
gayrim and sometimes it could be even
entire tribes of Jews who are no longer
have Jewish lineage, but they need and
they will go through a conversion. For
some reason, they will want to come.
They'll have no understanding why
they're doing this and they'll say, "We
want to join the Jewish people." And
that that idea is brought down by Reb
Shmuel Vital and that means that the
Erev Rav are not just important. They're
really the reason the way the
the way he quotes the Arizal saying is
that that's the reason we go into galus
is to get these people. So, when Moshe
Rabbeinu refers to the Erev Rav, it is
also the Erev Ze'ir. There's a smaller
Erev, which is,
uh, you know, called bein ha'arbayim,
between the evenings. Okay. Um, but the
main point was that I didn't mention
last time, which was that Dan
was Shimshon haGibur and he came from
Gaza. He came from Azza. He went to Gaza
and he went for two He went two times.
It says that first he went l'isha zona
over there and then he went a second
time and then she tempts him in this and
that. He cuts off the hair and then he
he prays to Hashem and says, "Now save
me." Meaning, "Now that I'm in Gaza, now
that I have sinned and I have done all
this, now now now save me." And Hashem
saves him. And that's really the message
of of, uh, what you're saying is that,
you know, and this the Pnei Tsaddik with
Tsaddik haKohen wrote a whole sefer on
this, uh, Tzidkas haTsaddik, which
basically deals with, um,
the
necessity of sin in the world. The way
the Chidushei haRim, Reb Itche Meir, the
grandfather of the Sfas Emes likes to
say this, rightfully so, is that you
can't really fix what's not broken. So,
that that, you know, and
in a certain sense, that God, even in
the Medrash, there's a there's like five
opinions how long it took Bnei Yisrael
to say uh, to think about the egg all
and Rebel laser says as they said not
save an issue but they were thinking
about the egg all and what does that
mean that means that Hashem said that I
knew from the beginning that they're
going to send with the egg all and the
and the mattress asks how did you know
that and my show up in and says that
well they had a lot of money they took a
lot of money out of the time they took
gold all and all that gold of course and
the mattress says this is like into
taking
a wealthy person gives his kid an open
credit card and sends him to Las Vegas
he will sit
and that's and I shouldn't and my show
says that Hashem what do you want you
gave them all this gold and what did you
think they're not going to send with it
you know having so much so much gold of
the time and then Hashem said no
I knew they're going to send but I now I
want them to take the other gold and
make a Michigan and and now let's now
let's grow now we got into a low point
we've gotten to an air at the stroll was
the place where Hashem says I want you
to go to so that's that's so that's
that's I think that's
>> So you said an interesting point which
is in the exile that we have a talk list
from of small detail that we have to
grab all the sparks of Kadisha with us
and bring them back to her to stroll so
I want to point out that that's all peak
of all about but the reason we went into
go list is brought down that we lost it
for the criteria inside her to stroll
and we were meant to fix them and come
back as soon as possible because
lengthening the exile was something for
example in the trial for fifths or even
more than that
80% of the people were wiped out in
Marcus Koscheck because they didn't want
to leave to go to her to stroll we found
that many times even after the bell for
declaration those who stayed in Europe
perished and those who went there to
Israel in large were saved. We find many
other examples where
the Jewish people had a chance to get
there to Israel, and they left and said
no, and those people either ended up a
new sim in
Spain or in Iran, they got trapped or
any other
>> In America, they're also
So, the idea of exile is is to leave
exile and fix the time and come back to
Israel be
the
and
delay in the exile for the sparks, but
rather to gather your own sparks and to
come with them to Israel. In addition,
we have to I want to go back to the
Nissan because the amount of Nissan are
very similar to what we saw hidden
inside the miracle of Purim itself. We
found that there were just so many
things that were unnatural, and meaning
they was natural, but the unnatural
occurring at the same moment. Given
that,
again, Russia's is gone out of the
picture. China's gone
Afghanistan The Iranians went to
Afghanistan, said, "Please help us." And
they were about to, and then all of a
sudden Pakistan opens up war with
Afghanistan. And then, in addition to
that, Iran does the craziest thing. They
go and shoot missiles all over all of
their Arab friends instead of Amisrael,
instead of Israel. So, now we have a
situation where, unlike the 12-day war,
where we were on our own, now they've
angered all of the neighbors. They've
wasted their missiles all over our own
enemies, those who are against the
Jewish people. The Iranians are now
bombing them, which is just absolutely
It's complete upside down. How could it
be that there's a war in Ukraine,
there's a coup in China, the Afghanistan
Pakis are all at war with each other,
>> And Israel is a force multiplier.
>> all at the same time. How is that
possible to happen all at the same time
and they all meet together in one room
at the exact day of Parshas Zachor, they
all decide to meet in one room and then
everything works out perfectly to make
the miracles that now we have the
greatest Russia in the world, the
Khomeini, the Haman of today is gone.
All of these things happening at once,
these are not natural occurrences that
they should all happen at once but they
are Esther and the miracles are here and
and being in Eretz Yisrael is some is
enables you to see all these miracles
because now when you're in Eretz
Yisrael, you hear the sirens, you hear
the explosions, you you live the tragedy
as well as the simultaneous miracle.
Meaning we're not dealing in a case
where we go out to war and everyone
falls you know, before us like in the
times of Moshiach. War is there's
tragedy in war, there are losses in war
and we experience them but at the same
time we experience miracles that are
beyond all explanations that all of
these world events, the entire world
would be turned upside down in order to
save the Jewish people. Whoever thought
that that
>> Every hour I get not every hour, every
few hours I get a notification that
there is
tens of missiles pointed at you. Now it
only rings in Beit Shemesh, that means
there are missiles going to kill you.
And then I get a message 5 minutes
later, those missiles have been
destroyed through another missile which
was launched from Israel which has the
only company, the only
country in the world and whoever thought
Israel was getting support from America,
my gosh, the world wouldn't be the same,
we would never be the same if we didn't
have Eretz Yisrael and and every minute
we're seeing a miracle all day, every
day for the past 3 days. Another
miracle. Every time you need to make a
bench gomel on every one of those
miracles. There's not a Jew in Eretz
Yisrael who doesn't need to bench gomel.
Uh I'm not paskening again. I'm just
saying that that's the feeling we have.
That's the feeling we have.
>> Wow. Tremendous. Whoever thought that
Trump who stopped us during the 12-day
war from continuing, who gave 2 days
warning to Iran before he bombed the
nuclear reactors, would all of a sudden
fake them completely out
>> want to I want to go off topic here.
>> his whole entire army over here pretty
much.
>> know if you look at if you look at the
Megillah. If you look who Achashverosh
was. I just want to walk with you. We'll
We'll go a little schmooze now, okay?
Whoever's still watching, you're going
to get something special now.
Achashverosh is completely out of his
mind. Who makes a party for 6 months?
And then he does a beauty pageant where
he wants to find the best girl in the
whole world. That's what he's looking
The best one. He's He's completely
insane.
You know, Trump has gold toilets in his
house. You know, you need somebody
insane to be able to that Hashem works
it. The Megillah starts out Vayehi bimei
Achashverosh. What does that mean? That
Achashverosh is not the main point. It
happened to be that he was around then.
But he wasn't He could have been a
different king. He's not the point. The
point was And this Rabbi Left talked
about that. Just the the miracles how
Hashem works through these people. If
you would have asked me a week ago
before this war broke out, could you
imagine that in 1 week's time, in 3
days, the entire world China and Russia
will be forced to not be with Iran as
you mentioned. And and all the UAE, all
the all the whole Gulf
it's all been hit by Iran.
And all the people who've been saying
and been commenting on videos in this
channel saying that oh, now you see that
Israel's the oppressor cuz they attacked
Iran. Now they're biting their tongue
because suddenly Iran is killing them.
So whose side are you on? They're
attacking you as well, you know? So, now
suddenly the entire narrative that's
been made up, Hashem through one little
switch
through allowing I mean, I was people
think it's not an ace of Khomeini was
was was eliminated. It's a big ace. And
the whole lie that
Iran is which is a terrorist, which is
the only country in the world which is
shia Muslim. They're not Sunnis. That's
10% of the Muslims and they believe that
the Jews need to be killed. They believe
in jihad means that world domination of
Islamic radicals. Not they don't call it
radicals. That's following the Quran
that all the infidels need to be killed.
They need to have world domination. This
is ace of It's not ace of. It's it's a
question of do the Jews belong in Eretz
Yisrael and the world switched had to
switch was forced to switch in three
days that Venahafochu. All those people
in the colleges who've been Everybody
was trying to fix Charlie Kirk and a
million other people couldn't fix.
All those people I don't want to say the
person's names because I don't want to
give any credit to the these these these
narishkeit these who who are
saying the lies about Klal Yisrael. But
now they need to ask themselves, do you
not see who is the righteous people?
Does Hashem's name is not being
glorified? Of course it's being
glorified. Right now the entire Middle
East will need to align itself with
Israel as a world power and it's been
recognized for the first time that
Israel is a righteous country. The whole
world has to agree with this cuz if you
don't agree with this, then you're with
Iran. And Iran doesn't look very good
right now. Even Russia and China and
North Korea are being They're not
talking about their friendship. Yeah,
they're just looking looking in the
corner. You know, we we don't know
what's going on. But they don't want to
China doesn't want to end like Iran is
ending and the war is won already. All
that can never be taken away that Iran
is
is is a good that jihad is a good you
know.
Okay, that's my piece.
>> [laughter]
>> So, it's a tremendous miracles and from
that we see the connection from Naaseh
v'Nishma to Kimu v'Kiblu where Naaseh
v'Nishma was an acceptance at that time,
but they didn't know what the Torah was.
It turns out that the v'Yifku, the Iska
Mishpachoseihem, that they cried when
they were given the Torah because now
they had to divorce the aunt, they had
to divorce all the different arayos, the
prohibited relationships. So, all of the
sudden, now it's not just milk and meat,
but you have a Shabbos which was given
beforehand, and all the different, you
know, laws of korbanos and, you know,
taharas mishpacha and everything else,
they started crying.
So, Naaseh v'Nishma turned into bechiya.
So, what happened at Kimu v'Kiblu? There
they knew what the Torah was. It turns
out that Haman did more for teshuvah
than all the chachamim and the nevi'im
all before them. That just Haman it's
like my joke is maybe Mom Donny works
for Nefesh b'Nefesh, but the kind that
he may be on his payroll.
So, so the point is they they do, they
work, Hashem wants us to come m'ahava.
>> Mom and all the rest of them are coming
>> from galus m'ahava, but if not, then
from yirah. He will send his shluchim in
order to fix the time of Klal Yisrael.
If it's not done b'ahava, it'll have to
be done b'yirah, but either way, we're
coming back. Either way, we're coming
back to Eretz Yisrael. Either way,
Hashem's ratzon, there's nothing that
stands before Hashem's ratzon in this
world. And therefore, Arb'shluchan
l'Makom, he will send he will send the
Chinese flying into their own cool and
rush into Ukraine, everything in the
whole world'll turn upside down. He'll
even turn over Trump and send the whole
army, everything. Everything is going to
change because Klal Yisrael needs to
come back. And Klal Yisrael needs to
come back to peace and rebuild the
Mikdash. And in order for that to
happen, the whole world has to turn
down. And that's exactly what we see now
in front of our eyes.
>> But the ending is very clear. This just
gets better and better in Eretz Yisrael.
Our enemies keep falling. All those what
what looked in the beginning of October
7th are all crumbling. Each one of them,
the Hezbollah right now in Lebanon can't
side with Iran. They're all going to
fall apart. That whole situation up
north. And that's really what Yechezkel
38 says from the north. I hope this is I
hope that that we're able to reconquer
um the Jordan and and up north like it
says in the Torah we are obligated to
do. We're obligated
to inherit this land. And now that we
have an army and we have the ability to
do it, I don't see why from a halachic
perspective, maybe we could have a
separate conversation on this, why we
shouldn't be obligated, especially if
we're able to uh I'm talking about a
process obviously, but if if if we are
able to do this do this, that would be
the goal of um that that could at least
justify everything we've gone through
was to be able to get back the land and
to purify the land, get rid of all the
tum'ah inside of the land and let this
land be a light to the to the world and
that all of Klal Yisrael and all of the
in the world like right now is
happening today.
As they watch the miracles of this world
unfold, God's name is being glorified in
the world.
And it's going out it's it's going to
the in a language that they
understand, which is winning wars. And
when when we win wars then people
realize that we're the good guys and
Hashem's Hashem we don't need hasbarah.
Hashem knows how to do hasbarah. He was
able to do hasbarah great over here with
all despite all our bad decisions. And
Hashem's name will always be glorified
at the end. Even the machtus Korach,
even the pans that were used to bring an
eish zarah for avodah zarah was brought
by Korach, even those pans became part
of the Mizbeach Hazahav. And even the
copper mirrors that were used by the
women to put on makeup in Mitzrayim,
that Moshe Rabbeinu Rashi says was
disgusted by them, you're going to bring
that to the to the Mishkan. And Hashem
said to Moshe, "No, you're mistaken,
Moshe. That's the most beautiful thing
in the world, that they're taking their
mirrors and saying, 'I'm getting rid of
my iPhone, and I'm going to make those
old iPhones part of the Mizbeach.'
That's what That's what ends up
happening. Those old mirrors, which were
just, you know, iPhone, it's a something
that's just a mirror of myself, that
became Hashem said that, "No, that's not
disgusting that they gave it up. It's
beautiful." And Hashem said, "I want
that to be part of the Mizbeach." And
that's what you were saying was Nachash.
Nachash is Dan, is the Shevet of Dan.
That's the lowest part. Hashem says, "I
want to incorporate that. I want that to
be part of the Mizbeach. I want that to
be part of
the base the Kiyor,
so that we the Kohanim, when they purify
themselves, they'll realize that other
people also incorporated their
purification in their purification.
Thank you very much. Uh maybe just lead
us out with a Bracha.
>> I we should all be Zocheh to experience
the miracles in Eretz Yisrael as one
nation, Ki Isha Echad K'Lev Echad, like
uh the time of Matan Torah, where we all
stood at Har Sinai together.
And B'Ezrat Hashem, bring together all
in the lost Nitzotzos, the um
the and turn V'Ahavtem Ger into
into uh the returning back to Am
Yisrael, like it says in the second
Parsha of Kriyat Shema, that we will be
back on the Adamah that was sworn to our
fathers, that we will come back after
all of the Galus, after the the bitter
uh exile that we've had for thousands of
years. We be Zocheh to see the miracles
unfold, and watch them, even though
they're happening but recognize them.
And to experience the love that
has for Israel that he saves us over and
over from direct danger. It's It's
really fascinating and unbelievable to
live through these times. And my brother
is all of
to experience the miracles and to take
part in the world
that is happening right now.
>> Amen. Thank you very much. All right,
that's a wrap.
>> Thank you. Thank you for having me.
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