Israel-Iran War: History Is About to Change. Are you Ready?

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

you have a very successful, blessed year and long, happy, abundant, meaningful, uplifting years and to continue to radiate your light. Today's class is also dedicated by Leora Laski in honor of yours truly and his upcoming birthday. Thank you. And for the immediate return of all of the hostages from captivity in Gaza and for complete victory and complete redemption. May we all hear good news from her daughter on the birth of a from her daughter on the birth of a grandchild. May it be in complete health and abundance and all of the blessings in a revealed way materially and spiritually. Thank you very much Laura for your partnership and maz and all the sus and everything should be in the most auspicious and amazing way. Thank you so much. Next week we will also have a class Tuesday right here 9:30 a.m. So I want to begin today's class. It's going to be a little bit of a different type of class today. A little bit of a view on Jewish history and some of the incredible moments we find ourselves in today. But I want to begin with the class. Yesterday, last week, after our Tuesday class about the rising lion, one of the very prominent members of our class, Mrs. Klene, sent me Mrs. Klene, sent me an article that somebody wrote and it was so moving. I want to begin the class with this article because uh it's very very powerful. The article was written by a non-Jew actually a Muslim Imam. His name is Imam Hassan Khalagumi who lives in Dracy near Paris. And this is what he writes. He said, "I am a son of Ishmael, an Imam, a Muslim, a man of peace. Hereby I present my

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1. 0:33you have a very successful, blessed year and long, happy, abundant, meaningful, uplifting years and to…
2. 6:15Kahelis is a book that deals with the drama and pain of existence. In fact, people…
3. 12:28plant, a time to uproot the plant. And so each one has four. And since there's…
4. 18:41embrace somebody, it's and it's almost saying, "Don't leave. Don't leave. Stay here." Other forms of…
5. 25:06time, it was funny the first time, maybe the second time, maybe if I forget things…
6. 31:20day because a day of course is 24 hours 12 and 12. So every thousand years…
7. 37:52plant. This is already the third one. So this is of course representing the development huh…
8. 44:03was 3,828 or 68 after the common era. Some people say 6970 but it's basically in…
9. 50:13such hatred and such violence and unfortunately even within the Jewish world there became and splits…
10. 56:31attacked Iran. So that's the last one on Zion Y Zion Tshin Phee 102 days left…

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