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זרע שמשון - פרשת ראה תשפד - הרב יצחק ליכטנשטיין

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Zera Shimshon

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Good evening Monday, what a parasha, see what they tell us, see in yeshivas they say, see lol, Shabbat has arrived, they bless the month of Elul, the Sabbath, and here we are again, thank God, thank God, shelichot a, a little while longer, we start on Thursday, right, selichot, which means Wednesday night or right, selichot, which means Wednesday night or Thursday or Thursday morning, depending on the customs, so those who I told you have one more week left to commit Ashkenazi offenses can celebrate for another month after that, already 8. Now we are celebrating, but we cannot start the lesson before we say thank you to the Holy One, blessed be He, for all the miracles. I told them this morning in the lesson, it seems to me that the Holy One, blessed be He, is starting to repent. Someone told me, how do you speak? I said, what did the Holy One, blessed be He, our father, do shameful things to us, blasphemy, Simchat Torah in the morning, shame on us, the Holy One, blessed be He, in the eyes of the morning, shame on us, the Holy One, blessed be He, in the eyes of the whole world, they saw that it was possible to enter to slaughter Jews, to kill, and to do forbidden and terrible things, and the world is silent. A tractor comes, tearing down the walls, the ramparts, and thousands and thousands of people enter here. Palestinians are slaughtered and slaughtered and killed and burned and slaughtered and the Holy One, blessed be He, is silent. Well, this is not blasphemy. What does the world see? The Jews are nothing. We were considered a

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  1. 0:12Good evening Monday, what a parasha, see what they tell us, see in yeshivas they say,
  2. 3:48have to wait a little longer to hold on and see what happens to us in
  3. 8:22this rabbi, who takes care of everyone, will be fine now. This rabbi, who takes care
  4. 11:59I brought these words to the story. And with that, let's start the lesson. When a
  5. 15:40days both physically and spiritually. The Midrash says, "Yalok" on the verse, "Asser, you shall be
  6. 19:16Statistics. Most of the people of Israel believe in God. Believe in good opinions. On the
  7. 23:01someone in our generation, one of the rabbis, a Jew who came to him and asked
  8. 26:41says now I parked with the car that needed repair, I parked I don't know which
  9. 30:21now, trials begin, lawsuits against the contractor, so in materialism, there is no such great joy,
  10. 34:21the time when all the commitments, the vows, the burnt offerings, and the shekels are brought.

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