10 Menachem Av 5786
Mourning for the corrupted minds that equate the Zionist (Erev Rav) State with the Beit Hamikdash, r"l.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyomin Netanyahu delivered a national address on Wednesday as Israel prepared to enter Tisha B’Av. In his remarks, Netanyahu reflected on the lessons of Jewish history, praised the unity demonstrated by Israelis during times of crisis, and outlined his vision for the country’s future, including the formation of a broad national coalition.
Opening his address, Netanyahu drew a connection between the solemn day of remembrance and the importance of preserving national unity. “My brothers and sisters, dear citizens of Israel. On the eve of Tisha B’Av, we remember the destruction of the Bais Hamikdosh. We remember the terrible price of hatred and boycotts within us,” the Prime Minister opened.
The Prime Minister then pointed to the extraordinary challenges Israel has confronted in recent years, saying that the nation overcame them through solidarity and determination. He highlighted the cooperation and sacrifice displayed by both civilians and members of the security forces, declaring: “In the past three years, together, we prevented the destruction of the Bais Hamikdosh. Instead of a civil war, we were brothers who fought shoulder-to-shoulder to repel those who sought to harm us. We joined forces, we fought like lions, and together, we saved the State of Israel. We showed the world that the people of Israel are a brave people, with a brave army, a generation of heroes. We repelled the terror of destruction, and we achieved great achievements.”
While emphasizing Israel’s accomplishments, Netanyahu acknowledged that major challenges remain. He said the country still faces significant security and political hurdles but expressed unwavering confidence that Israel will continue to prevail. Stressing his priorities for the coming years, he stated that “even though the work is not complete, even though many challenges lie ahead, I am certain with every fiber of my being that we will succeed.” He also laid out his political objective, saying: “As the Prime Minister of Israel, I intend on increasing unity among us. Therefore, I will work to form a broad national government, a stable government that will care for our security and future.”
God forbid that this arrogant, hedonistic, sorry excuse for a leader will continue to represent the Jewish nation and presume to have any say in its future. How much longer will Heaven tolerate the daily desecration of God's Name? 😭
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