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Iran’s intentions (opens the original)
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Every year on the first day of Sukkot we read the haftara from the prophet Zecharya 14 whose main theses are a prophetic spotlight on the future historical turning points in history, including a severe conflict surrounding the holy city of Yerushalayim. This will be followed ultimately to a universal recognition of Hashem as Creator and his chosen nation Yisrael; and the establishment of Jerusalem as the spiritual center of all humanity. The prophets who dealt with the future course of history k
The Parsha and Current Events: The Festival of Sukkot and the World (opens the original)
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During the 7 days of the Sukkot festival (not including Shemini Atzeret which is a different holiday), kohanim would sacrifice 70 bullocks in the names of the 70 basic races that developed from Adam and Chava; starting with 13 on the first day and decreasing by one every day until day number 7 completes the number 70. It is significant to note that the gentile sacrifices are in descending order because that is their destiny, to descend more and more as history plays out. We see today the descent
The Parsha and Current Events: Rosh Hashanah (opens the original)
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The Mishna (tractate Rosh HaShana 18a) says: On Rosh HaShana all humanity passes before the Almighty as an army of soldiers passes in review. What is this all-inclusive word humanity composed of? Answer: Hashem, Creator of heaven and earth and all that they entail, separated mankind into two disproportional groups where A is numerically inferior to B, but is infinitely spiritually greater than B. A is the 13 (or so) million halakhic Jews who comprise Am Yisrael today, and B is the 8.5 billion no
The Parsha and Current Events: Betrayal (opens the original)
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As Rabbi Elazar said: Whoever divorces his first wife even the altar (that stood in the courtyard of the Bet Hamikdash, where sacrifices were offered) sheds tears. The expression "even the altar sheds tears" is a metaphor to illustrate the immense heavenly sorrow and pain over the dissolution of a first marriage caused by a betrayal of the love and trust that once existed between husband and wife. Example: An incident occurred in a Rabbinic bet din in Yerushalayim, where the husband was found to
The Parsha and Current Events: Boots on the ground (opens the original)
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In November 1991, our then Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir led an Israeli delegation at the Madrid conference held to discuss events in the Middle East. At a press conference the PM was inundated and attacked with questions regarding his opposition to a “Palestinian" state in Judea and Samaria. To every question, the PM answered with one Hebrew word “KACHA", which simply means “because" (as when a child asks his mother why he has to eat an egg every day and she replies “because"), meaning I have
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