2 Kislev 5784
Possibly only the Jews who have been reading here regularly will understand the significance of the following video clip taken from yesterday's 300,000-strong Washington, DC "Rally for Israel" (sic).
CHRISTIAN PASTOR JOHN HAGEE SAID:
And 300,000 American Jews responded...
REMINDER
IN THE FUTURE ESAU WILL DON A TALLIT
In the future, Esau will wrap himself in a tallis, sit down next to Yakov and say to him, "You are my brother"....Yakov will say to him, "My brother, you will not be like me. I will lead you to death, I will be the pestilence that leads you to Sheol (Hoshea 13,14). Had I upheld decrees that you promulgated against me, I would have been guilty at the eyes of Heaven. Had I violated them, you would have killed me (Yalkut Shimoni, Yirmiahu 333).
"That was Esau's intention when he told Yakov, 'Let us travel together and I will go before you' (Genesis 33,12). He wanted them to join together in both this world and the world to come, to meet each other halfway, with each modifying his conduct until they were alike (Yalkut Shimoni, Genesis 133).
So sad to see so many Jews gaslit. I can see how non-affiliated Jews wouldn't understand anything wrong with this, but frum Jews not seeing it, is even worse. I told my wife that for many Jews, attending this rally is a way to clear their conscience for not making Aliyah. They know that is what they should be doing, but by attending the rally they feel like they are doing something on behalf of the Jewish people. Similar like the covid scam, many Jews just fell for this without doing any of their own research. Just believing that it is all good.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw clips of the Nov 14th rally, I felt sick. All those chutz l'eretz Jews... so fat and materialistic and overly comfortable, looking so American and thinking they are Western and belong with Eisav. They think that if just assert their "rights" and "influence" they will be accepted as Western because Eisav was given the blessing of MATERIALISM and that's all they care about. They all think they are doing us here in Israel a favor by marching and being emotional over "love of Israel and my people" but truly they have rejected Judaism (even the "frum" Jews in America). Judaism is G-d, Torah AND ISRAEL. It is a 3 legged stool that cannot stand on only 1 or 2 pillars. These 3 things are meant to be together and cannot be separated. Those who reject G-d we call atheists, those who reject Torah are called chilonim. We do not yet have a name for those who reject Eretz Yisroel but they are just as bad. You cannot pick and choose 1 or 2 out of the 3. To truly be part of the "Am Israel" you need to accept all 3! So many of us care about what we perceive to be our "bretheren" in chutz l'eretz and have tried for years to inspire them to make aliyah. It is so painful to see how all of our efforts have fallen on deaf ears and that many of them are actually erev rav. But we have to be strong and faithful! The ones with true Jewish neshamot will come back... and G-d help the rest. They think that they are "safe in their palaces"! Our holy Mordechai would disagree! May Hashem guide all of His children back.
DeleteWe are one.... I don't think they have any idea what they are saying... the fact that they are listening to a pastor is amazing... how sad... What a Chillul Hashem. If they would have all taken on Shabbos, Mashiach would come.
ReplyDeleteI simply cannot understand how Jews cannot understand what is happening here.
ReplyDeleteThis post from 2016. It includes a photo of the John Hagee Community Center... in the City of Ariel in Samaria.
Efforts to stop Cristian activity in the Samaria were not sufficient. Yitzhar and Tapu'ah are for sure hold outs, preventing Christians coming into their towns. There may be more. Hopefully.
And now this..... https://dennisprager.com/column/the-little-box-that-could-change-america
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's the beauty of America - the soft death of assimilation. If we aren't becoming them, they are becoming us and forever the lines will mesh.
DeleteI think Hagee's "we are one" comment fell flat. The crowd did not respond with enthusiasm to him like they did to the other Jewish speakers.
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