5 Tamuz 5774
(H/T Yeranen Yaakov)
Couldn't have said it better myself...
Excerpted from Rabbi Pruzansky's Blog:
...Many have understandably questioned G-d’s role and justice. Perhaps we should first look closer to home.
G-d’s Torah is quite clear that hostile elements must be removed from the land of Israel, or “they will be pins in your eyes and a thorn in your side” (Bamidbar 33:55). G-d’s Torah is quite clear that murderers are to be executed, so that there is atonement for the spilled blood and atonement for the land in which the blood was shed (ibid 35:33-34). We are admonished several times “to burn the evil from your midst.”
When the government of Israel serially negotiates with terrorists, gives terrorists a territorial stronghold in the land of Israel, provides terrorists with weapons, arrests terrorists and then coddles them in prisons with color TVs and advanced academic study, supplies a terrorist society with its water and electricity, captures terrorists and then releases them back into a society which welcomes them like heroes, and makes terrorism a worthwhile, even lucrative, career choice, then perhaps the problem is not G-d but man, and not just any man but those men and women who have propounded and implemented such policies, and of course never been held accountable for them.
Read the whole thing here.
The portion for this week is Balak: he came to curse Am Yisrael, but instead blessed.
ReplyDeleteHamas comes to kill, and HaShem takes Kedoshim!