Twenty-Four Orphans on One Block - Ask the Rabbi Live with Rabbi Mintz

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what about the mothers and the children and the siblings I mean there's one block right now in Jerusalem that has 24 orphans so uh they want to know how do we understand this in terms of the yes that's all it's all the same it's all the same thing it's all the same theme though the same uh it's tragic tragedy upon tragedy the wave was done tumor was done people who are suffering because of it it's all going down as God's very it it's all going down as God's very strong message to us that he doesn't want worse things to happen and it did in such a way to wake us up it's a very big wake-up call because those people that were killed they're writing don't don't worry about them I mean they they they're they're in a great place now I mean no people know that forever you know so everybody dies sooner or later but they died a little earlier than than expected but don't think they're in a bad place I mean they're in a very high

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1. 0:00what about the mothers and the children and the siblings I mean there's one block right…
2. 0:31it it's all going down as God's very strong message to us that he doesn't want…
3. 1:02bad place I mean they're in a very high position in the world to come enjoying…
4. 1:33great place they're they're next to God's but the Angels but the ancestors with Abraham and…
5. 2:04terrible thing everybody dies and and that's we're here for it's a living to die you…
6. 2:34people to end up over there because this world is not a world we want to…
7. 3:06they're they're they're very very good position right now…

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