Israel: An Opportunity for Growth

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

okay thank you everybody for joining us as I mentioned just previously as we're talking today is right now actually since in Jewish calendar things work with the night and not there with the day so it is actually yo korone right now and being that it's um has a quorum I just want let's just all take we're not going to do a full minute lets us not going to do a full minute lets us take just a couple of seconds and reflect internally for a minute for all the Israeli soldiers and all the other people that have sacrificed their life in the current country and in the past to be able to settle in the Land of Israel to remember them so let's just take you know it's a couple seconds to reflect internally okay reflect internally okay so as soon I want to I want to talk about the concept that young Missy korone and Yom hats maroon and work simultaneously and it's a fascinating thing it's it's fascinating all right how you got the two things working together and and and it's it's something that it's something that you know the commentaries speak about the the comforters speak about this that why the comforters speak about this that why is it that that they created that you have the remembrance of all these really soldiers right and then you got the remembrance of then you got the human your Matt's mood you got remembering of the of all the the great the great nation and celebration and what's with the two things working simultaneously that's uh that the

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1. 0:05okay thank you everybody for joining us as I mentioned just previously as we're talking today…
2. 3:17they develop this and they thought about this so what's the connection in between the two…
3. 6:20we remember the idea of remembering is not to live in the past the idea of…
4. 9:26Abraham we go ahead and we celebrate it we go ahead and we say we remembered…
5. 12:37the pain there is pain we mourn for death and we say Psalms for the sick…
6. 16:17mitzvot says 248 positive commandments of the 248 positive Commandments is a hundred and thirty that…
7. 19:59whoever's been to the Kotel and has it been there a little while I can just…
8. 23:03we don't have even Kippur all year and I'll talk about myself when I lived in…
9. 26:11connection is and that's the idea right of why the juice people have never stopped they…
10. 29:15to live in the Land of Israel from the first salia from the second alia throughout…

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