The Torah's View on Protests

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

[Music] we found that am israel didn't have war miriam passed away and because of that the merit that she brought with her throughout her life was the bill the miriam that provided people with water whenever they wanted and now that you pass away the bell stopped giving water so therefore people are naturally are upset they don't have what to drink it's a desperate need they are expected to ask akadosh bhaku for such a thing just like we know in parashat berushit where khadrashvil who didn't reign and didn't let the trees grow their fruits yet it says over there and therefore rashi explains that since there's no men to ask for the rain that understands that the rain brings the fruits forth hashem

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1. 0:01[Music] we found that am israel didn't have war miriam passed away and because of that…
2. 0:37upset they don't have what to drink it's a desperate need they are expected to ask…
3. 1:10didn't provide those fruits yet and the rain didn't come down which means a person needs…
4. 1:46they ask it in the wrong way in our society we promote making protests you're allowed…
5. 2:29they gathered on top of moshe veron to make a protest we wish we would die…
6. 3:03the leaders of claudio rather the way it should be done is with respect you ask…

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