Journey to the Shomron 2026: Mitzpeh Yosef; Overlooking Kever Yosef

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

Amazingly, we're standing here on Harrisim, which today is called Harbraa and we're overlooking one of the most amazing places in the entire world. Kev Yoseph, the Kev of Yoseph Hatadic. And what an opportune time it is to be standing overlooking the Kev of Yseph. First of all, by seeing different parts of Israel, that itself is an experience of Kadusha. As the leav writes that when the mind's eye takes in images of kadusha so you bring it into your mind you bring it into your heart to be able to see the kev of y is a lifealtering experience but what an opportune time we read in this week's para para sham and passed on and the question is we know that already that's what it said at the end of last week's para Yo passed on and they embombed him. Why would it repeat again the very same

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1. 0:00Amazingly, we're standing here on Harrisim, which today is called Harbraa and we're overlooking one of…
2. 0:30images of kadusha so you bring it into your mind you bring it into your heart…
3. 1:02information that Y died in the 77th chapter of Zion? You redeemed with your might Hashem…
4. 1:32advanced by Ravi Hutner and the where Yo assumes a very important role for the Jewish…
5. 2:03also one of the fathers of the Jewish people. Even if we don't genetically come from…
6. 2:36dunali are bananim yo is an aven that's why the p says royen. So y is…
7. 3:07feels great joy to be here to see it to look at it and to have…

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