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Rabbi Meir Kahane Speaks at a Seminar in Brooklyn

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Rabbi Meir Kahane

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I think one of the things that we sometimes tend to forget and of course outsiders never never really know is the fact that the C movement is not a political movement. Not a political movement. We're in ideological Torah movement which is in politics. There's a tremendous difference between a politician someone who is an ideological person who someone who is an ideological person who uses politics for the ideological purposes to advance them is a is an ideological movement whose ideology is based upon. And why is it that people think that this is not so? The answer is because Cox says things that the average Jew, including including the average observant Jew, never heard. observant Jew, never heard. Now, that doesn't mean that that's not in Torah. That says much more about about rabbis that either don't know it or worse, know it and don't talk about it. And so because the general world doesn't know what Judaism really says and because Judaism because of of the and because Judaism because of of the exile because of the gal Judaism itself has become twisted in this end forgotten that's the natural consequence of being in the mood. Not for nothing do the rabbis say in suka. They say God regrets four things that he made. The four things that he made and he's The four things that he made and he's sorry that he made them. So he's sorry that he made the He was sorry that he made the Kazi the Babylon. He's sorry that he made the evil inclination and he's sorry that he made Gal the exit. If you think about that carefully, you can understand it's it's pretty easy to to understand why God is sorry that he made let's say it's pretty easy to to

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  2. 6:31coming into Israel now 2,000 a day that they want to be in Israel? Of course
  3. 12:49Hashem and ourselves, we have Torah and Arens, Judaism, the laws of of Torah and the
  4. 18:59so much energy toward inventing bullets that mim but don't kill? This is this is the
  5. 25:12about this. Suddenly this realic and this real scholar who wouldn't know when the Egyptians were
  6. 31:51and would tell his daughter, "Eat from this hand which enslaved You think that that's nice?
  7. 38:06me in a wrong article about my view about the Arabs. And he comes and he
  8. 44:30ready to accept one and not the other? We don't listen to them until they accept
  9. 50:45mitzvot are like trees. The concepts are the forests. You have to have both. Obviously, one
  10. 57:08there's a whole section in the Ramba the laws of government politics that is a typical

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