Achdus: Every Jew Matters

But the question is if they all became one, the problem still remains, no? Every school kid knows the story that the stones were fighting and each one said, "All I you need that is the right side." And then the more finishes off the whole thing and they all became one. But the question is if they all became one, the problem still remains, no? If the the tzaddik's head is only touching this part, I want the tzaddik to be touching me. I don't want to be on the side. I don't want to be on the left side. I don't want to be underneath. I want to be right there. I want touching me. The answer is that when you have achdus, it doesn't matter. This is the concept of achdus. All Klal Yisrael, the 12 stones, represent the 12 shvatim and they become one. When you're you're in the army, you're going out and fighting the enemy. Yeah, maybe deep down you want to be the pilot of the F-16, the F-35. But the guy schlepping the packages in the field, he's part of it just like the pilot. There is no pilot without him and he's not this. It's a it's a it's a team. It's a team effort. Yeah, you might be on the side over here, but you're part of it. You feel that you're you're you're just as important as the other guy, as the other stone that's underneath because when you're a team and you're doing your you're working for one cause, then everybody's equal. Klal Yisrael should be working together as one team. You could be over there as a chassid and be over there as a Litvak, be over there as a Sephardi. But if we're doing it with one goal and we do it as a team, that's true achdus.