All You Need Is One Man Listening

Netanyahu had a father, his name was Benzion. He was a historian. He had a hundredth birthday. He was a hundred years old and they made a birthday party. This is 2010. Now, were you ever at a birthday party of a grandmother, a grandfather, [music] a person who's a hundred years old or 95 years old or 99 years old? You know, they're special occasions, right? Who comes? Family, old friends, [music] students. So, people came for Benzion Netanyahu's hundredth birthday. And what do you think most people who speak at their birthday, hundred years old, what do they talk about? You're thankful, right? You're thankful for your life, for your family, for your loved ones, for your friends. That's what people do. They reflect on personal milestones, whether it's marriage, whether it's family, whether it's youth, whether it's accomplishments. >> [music] >> This guy gets up at his hundredth birthday and he says, "I have to talk about the most important threat [music] on the Jewish people." From a historian's perspective, we have something [music] that nobody is looking at and that's Iran. Yeah, we have our neighbors who make terrorist attacks, [music] but over there in Iran, you have a regime that is building a foundation to destroy every Jew. And this is what has to be dealt with. I have to say there was one person in the crowd [music] who listened to this father and that was his son. And to his credit, with his mistakes, but to his credit, throughout his career, he did not stop talking, preaching, [music] pontificating, screaming in the UN and all over the world about Iran. And now, with God's grace and the shlichus of Hashem, he was zoche to what very few Jewish [music] leaders were zoche, to wipe out the Haman Harasha of our times, the Amalek of our times. We are getting information from Israeli sources that the Ayatollah is [music] dead.