Death of The Wicked: A Torah Perspective - Rabbi Dovid Gottleib

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

something happened yesterday which I would like to talk about I don't know whether you're keeping up with the news or not and I'm not suggesting it certainly not suggesting it but one of the maybe one of the two or three top leaders of Hamas was assassinated yesterday in Teran in Teran city um he was there for for the inauguration of the new president of Iran who constantly reassured his people that his position in Israel is no different from his predecessor Israel has to be destroyed every Israel has to be killed have to be wiped out um so this was the head of one heads of Hamas who was there to participate and honor the new president of Iran and uh he of course was living in Qatar life of luxury and and enjoyment and he traveled to Iran as a dignitary you know in important inational figure and somebody blew him up somebody killed him with a missile I can't imagine who you could probably exercise your imagination to think of Alternatives now the question is how should we feel about that and introduction to the question is how should we feel about anything and the general answer to that question obviously is the way K BR would want us to feel about it and what looks like the key to that is let's see how K feels about it and then if we know how K feels about it then we'll know how we should feel about it I don't think that train of reasoning is entirely correct as I will show you but let's start by taking it step by step give you two examples of where things can happen to you

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1. 0:00something happened yesterday which I would like to talk about I don't know whether you're keeping…
2. 5:16that he's stealing someone else me he's not stealing my it's not mine why is it…
3. 10:31do so when you hear that again the reaction should be aha so I'm off track…
4. 15:59the megaphone doesn't change the words at all that's the highest thing that a person can…
5. 21:20are being drowned surely he would have a distaste for praise when a a Jew is…
6. 26:45means either it's poetry put to music or it's word put word to to words put…
7. 32:13Jewish place in it then that could be even worse um we just said a few…
8. 37:36of the role we play because what we want to bring into the world then their…
9. 43:06other people whose animal likee behavior cause them to sympathize with it they wouldn't they wouldn't…
10. 49:07lest God turn away his anger from your enemy oh that's why listen he's my enemy…

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