Tisha B'Av Prep ft. Rav Moshe Taragin: Mourning in Times of Geulah, Achdut and Har Habayit

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We're here. We're so close. And Hashem has chosen us. And we see such dramatic change and transition. And yet we may not make it to the finish line. I'm a little older than you. When I say this, I literally ask, "Will my eyes see you?" And they may not. And what will happen if comes 5 years after? You're so close. And yet there's so many parts lacking that we yearn for. It's a question before October 7th. has a question after October 7th and the question after October 7th and the answer to that question differs dramatically as quite frankly almost every aspect of Jewish experience there's not one single question you could ask that should be answered the same way before October 7th it's the watershed mark in our people unfortunately an infamous watershed mark and everything has to be streamed through what happened and anyone who tries to run away from it because it makes them uneasy and they rather focus on sports and leisure you're running away from Judaism you're running away from Jewish history. Shalom and welcome to Stark Tank. Stark Tank is a podcast about the challenges and opportunities of being a mentor in the workforce. As we approach Tishabove, we are joined by Rabbi Mosha Terrian, who's someone who I look up to and always look towards for direction and understanding our current moment in the broader scope of Jewish history from a Torah based lens. Terrian, welcome back to Shark Tank for another episode. Thank you so much. >> Thank you, Jakob. It should be our last tishab. Maybe we'll avoid it this year as well. >> A man. A mean. So, before we get started, first of all, two brief notes. First of all, really appreciate everyone

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1. 0:00We're here. We're so close. And Hashem has chosen us. And we see such dramatic change…
2. 4:14he specifically cites and evokes and reminds us that it won't happen and necessarily isn't only…
3. 8:18from Judaism. You're running away from Jewish history. It's a it's a generational responsibility. The same…
4. 12:23through now was derailed by 3,300 years. It should have happened much easier and much sooner…
5. 17:01question was about and I I said it's only Mos be nostalgic in terms of the…
6. 21:03just assume that since we're in Israel, we won't be attacked by nuclear bomb from Iran…
7. 25:10and ideological positions sometimes clash with the position of the state of Israel and not only…
8. 29:44let's play endgame and radicalize the outcome. Let's say the current government is replaced by a…
9. 33:49very very careful. It's a it's a moment of kaduca. It's a moment of your mar…
10. 37:54you don't have a monopoly in the truth I must I imagine Paris walked away baffled…

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