Our Passiveness Got Mamdani Elected.

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

got a little bit less than a million votes throughout the entire New York. If the million Jews, not even a million Jews, half of them, a quarter of them would go out and vote, he would be overvoted easily. But people were passive. If you have a danger to your house, you have a danger to your children, you have a danger, even if there's 1% of a danger, if there's 1% there's a danger, you have to fight for it. You have to stand and do everything you can. You can't be passive. If there's 1% that somebody might hurt your kid, you hear something that maybe it's only a fash that maybe somebody is doing something to your kid, you be all out. That's the right way to do. You can't stay quiet. You stay can't stay calm. You can't stay passive. So why did the Jewish people stay passive when there's somebody here that is really trying to shake our existence? Globalized inif means that if Shalom is

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1. 0:00got a little bit less than a million votes throughout the entire New York. If the…
2. 0:32might hurt your kid, you hear something that maybe it's only a fash that maybe somebody…
3. 1:03elected, we have a serious problem. We have people that going to have a right to…
4. 1:34not Jewish studies but rather more of uh more of English studies and that is something…
5. 2:04anti-semite, such a such a wicked person uh is is is on the ballot now. And…
6. 2:34children. This is a house. This is our livelihood. We have million Jews over here. And…

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