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What is this common camp that actually connects us, regardless of worldview, one stream, another stream, more or less, a choice? We don't have such a shared destiny. And this is one basis. He calls it the Egyptian covenant. Because in the people of Israel, in Egypt, all the tribes were there and all were slaves to Pharaoh. There was no difference between Judah, Shimon, Benjamin, and Gad. I told him that difference between Judah, Shimon, Benjamin, and Gad. I told him that as if each of the people of Israel was under this slavery of what is okay, except for Levi, except for Levi, who chose to enter this story. He could choose to enter this story. When they say this is the Exodus, it means we were all in Egypt, slaves, we were here in Egypt. What they mean is that we all belong to the story, to this event, to this story, to this drama, to this sorrow. Any words we say about it, the Any words we say about it, the Exodus actually symbolizes our collective memory of a common destiny. It is possible that the Exodus from Egypt, it is possible that the establishment of the state is also the destiny of the Holocaust. All that we are willing to say is that we look at something that happened in the past and it unites us around it. If we are willing to be aware of it, then it is a kind of common basis. And there is the second thing, which is that it is He calls it a calls it a covenant of destiny. Destiny does not refer to what was, it refers to what will be. That is, a shared aspiration. Yes, a shared aspiration. What do you see? No, it is not possible. It is not possible to see here if he dies. It is more in tune
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