Emergency Tehillim & Chizuk For Israel | Rabbi Krohn, Charlie Harary & Rav Gav Friedman | CHAZAQ

welcome everyone to the emergency to andic event being presented by the kazak organization thank you to our partners over at Tor time hawal and daily giving.org for partnering on this event as we know all know about the the what's going on erel and Israel and we've all gathered here tonight um to to unify to all to all hear words of inspiration from World reown speakers R griel Freeman Charlie arari and pesak cron followed by we're going to be saying everybody to hel them together um we we're um we want we want to encourage everyone to share the link so not only that you should um get inspired and uplifted tonight um but also to to to get your friends and and family to get inspired as well everyone should share the link tney time.com live or or someone could call in on the phone at 718- 820 7284 extension 46 718 820 7284 extension 46 and we um we're we're going to be we're first our first speaker for tonight is ra ra Gabriel fredman I have the incredible to live in and more particularly KES and I want to share with you what happened to me just this past three days ago Sim T we ding NES happen to be ding for the we just started M and siren what is going on here you sh marot there's a siren going off in the few seconds later boom that's just hear it we feel it the Iron Dome knocks that rocket right out of the sky and on our way home we saw a few more thinking to myself wow this is really crazy and take a look and see what happened me over the past couple of days what happened since this has begun you know there's so many soldiers that were called up right then on shabas onab and they're getting to their cars and driving to go we got to save Amy Isel going out to War and what happened they're so not ready for it that they need supplies they need things a cousin of mine who I spoke to yes today and he was waiting by the border of Gaza and he said he's been there since 8:30 that morning that's when he got the call and he made his way towards Gaza and he said for the first 30 hours he didn't have anything but after 30 hours boom they don't they don't need anything right now outside of my house I know that maybe they put out there that the probably this is live apologies but no it's actually 11:46 p.m. in Aro the night before this is being shown do the math you'll work it out and and right outside my house just now I just came in I to tell the guys to quiet down a little bit they're collecting supplies to go bring to the front lines to give to the soldiers un I would say it's unprecedent but it's it's precedented CL so this is what we are we come together and do such amazing things and people are going from all over the world and and impacting and impacting and doing and giving and giving and giving it's just it's it's just really such a such a beautiful beautiful thing to witness and the question is well what what can we do is there something we can do you know I I I I I don't live in a Isel I uh I'm not a soldier I don't have a weapon what could I do the answer is you're making a grave mistake you don't have a weapon you have the greatest weapon that was ever given to mankind that's your mouth an incredible weapon that we can gohe and we could take down the enemy with your mouth how do you take down the enemy with your mouth what does that mean so you know in the word for rockets in Hebrew the word for Rocket is a teal and in Hebrew in plural it would be teim Rockets or we just add a letter hey in there it's not add the letter heem put AEM in there and you have to him we get to say to him and you know what happen you say to him we change the outcome of the war it impacts the world in such a powerful way when we go we say to I was you know I was talking to a friend of mine today his name is Yi lives chish his son was in his car in the car his son and his son so so we were discussing what's happening and the son said you know like when Rockets are fired towards erel various places so siren goes off and people make their way to the bomb shelter you got to do your St list you know okay the people making way to the bomb shelter you know what happens when we say to when we see theum Sirens are going off in Gaza everyone's running to their B shelters that's what happened when we say to such a powerful powerful that we have we know this is an e we're in E right now what can we do it's like what are you able to do you you can in you know you understand that and you think like H but but I'm not in the front lines it's just you have to be in the front lines not the front lines the way that you didn't fight is but it has to be that the co is and if the co is lacking if it's it's written without a one with without if we're lacking if we're not giving our so then as has the power the of the power to do something but if we're strong and we're saying to we're carrying a loaded weapon make sure you have magazines with you make sure you have you can refill them carry a pocket to hm at least no one Capital by heart that you could say at any given moment it gives such God okay so you're not out there you know giving food or even on the front lines or or whatever but you're changing the world that what a powerful thing this is an a that all agree that was a fulfilling a in the meantime we're also helping CL in such a powerful way you know there's a question it's asked about Noah Noah is told to go and build aaem says whatever says to do you know no does and 120 years he spends building that Tava 120 years why was he why 120 years a whole lifetime to give the people the opportunity to ask and say what are you doing why you building that boat a whole lifetime and when they ask why you building that boat he says oh yeah I'm building that boat because there's got to be a flood and they be like yeah okay you're crazy m whatever yet even though Noah was willing to do what hasem said and he was he was building this this the Tava for a whole life for there you know for 120 years in order that people should get the message the Novi still calls the Maul May no May no the Waters of no why is no responsible why would you call May no and you know what set out far explained the reason is because there one thing no didn't do that he could have done and that is he could have daved he could have DAV for them and he didn't di for them every one of us has a to do the most powerful thing out there and that's to open up at the hel and to dve in and speak to Hashem and there shooting their we can shoot right back with putting AEM into it the ad will not be able to be because we're gonna knock out every aspect of their missiles with our with our power our let's make sure we take advantage and not just right now but throughout the day you have a free moment carry it to hill with you get it on your phone I think Arts now is giving it for free you can download the app the the app for for for tahilla learn one Capital just say that take time and shoot some Rockets back shoot some at their te this should end speedily make sure we take advantage load up your weapon and fire away thank you rob go Freeman for those powerful words of inspiration and in this very important time and need for us to come together and unite as uh people as a nation and uh we appreciate all of your words and everything you do for clausel year year round uh as as you know we still have a couple more speakers coming uh please continue to share the link uh www.our anytime.com kazak live or you can call in at 718 7284 extension 46 without further Ado we'd like to introduce our next speaker Rabbi pesak cron we are living in a terrible terrible time a time of a living nightmare a time as as I speak the war rages in is Rah there's so many casualties there's so much fear there so many people that are wounded and all over the world are ding let me talk to you for a moment about Fila in July of 1976 there was a French airline that was carrying people from Earth Israel to France and it was hijacked again in July of 1976 first it was taken to Athens and then the Palestinians took it to Uganda in a place called anbi there was a tremendous Russia ID Amin who was the head of Uganda and he threatened to blow up that plane with all the Israeli hostages in the airport in anbi yden all over the world were ding in the Mir Yesa thousand people got together and Ritz the elderly rashash Shiva was going to come up front and say a few words before they said Till him and RAB Mo zuker who today is a wonderful M he was a b at the time and he told me that everybody was waiting for rim to walk in there was so much tension because everybody was frightened for all the hostages on that plane Rim came in and as he walked down towards the front of the basement she started crying because he felt the tension in the air and then he went up to the AR Kesh he kissed it he turned around and he faced and he could hardly get a word out of his mouth and he said one sentence he said Davin as if it was your father or your mother or your brother or your sister that's on that plane and that's all he said and told me that the tum that was said that day after that sentence was so powerful that in all his years he has never heard tillum like that and that's how we have to DAV I can tell you I have a sister down south and there atel she's in Ash do she told me this morning she had to run with her family to a shelter her husband has a called he had to run with 60 boys elementary school children and mid AG high school children they had to run to shelters it's serious not only that my sister told me that they announced yesterday that people should take food have it in their homes ready because they may have to be in a shelter for 72 hours and so therefore there's hardly any food in the groceries in the bakeries cuz everybody's hoarding and who could blame them if they have to be in a shelter for so long so we're daving and when we DAV we have to DAV as said as if it was our close relative that was there in ER Israel I want to tell you what happened in the Waterberry Yesa Sunday night Sim I have a grandson R mosha Heber who's A rebi in yes term and Waterberry the hakas were going very strong everybody was having a great time was the night of sim and there was an Israeli fellow there his name was Ley very popular young man he was born in ER Isel many years ago he came his parents moved to America he learned in the Waterberry Yeshiva Yesa term and he was learning very well then he decided to go back to Israel and to go into the army he was a sergeant in the Army he finished his Tour of Duty and he came back to America to learn in the Yeshiva of Waterberry and he was learning very well and then Sunday night they began hearing things that are going on in there Israel now he had been a sergeant in the Army and so he had asked a sh and he was told that he should call his superiors and they told him they need him back in Earth Israel they were calling up hundreds of thousands of reservists and he came into the B medish everybody was looking at him to see what his reaction was after that phone call and they saw his serious face and they realized that the next morning he'd be going back to her Israel and they did the most incredible thing they put him in the middle and they gave him a safe of Torah and the whole basement made one big circle around him and they sang a song together how beautiful was that there wasn't a dry eye there everybody understood we're all Brothers we're all brothers and sisters and about the next day he went back and I ask all of you to DAV for benam he should be able to come back safely and all the other soldiers that are out there on the battlefield they should also be able to come back safely and we're D for all those that are wounded but you know how do we respond how how do we respond to something like this well one of the things that I think is so important not to do and I know that many people are doing this but it's terribly wrong at this time people are asking how in the world could they have infiltrated whether it was that festival or the yesim or the police barricades the police stations how do they get in and we ask these questions now's not the time to ask these question questions but I want to tell you a PK that somebody told me yesterday and this PK is so amazing when you think about it in this way it's and it tells us like this doesn't help you build that home those that are trying to build a home are not going to be successful but this is the part that I want to tell you if Hashem is not guarding the city sh Shad shame The Watchman is being vigilant in vain in other words you could have Watchmen in a city but if Hashem is not watching that City if Hashem wants that City to be invaded and penetrated and broken into hashem's not watching the city for whatever reason makes no difference how many Watchmen would have been there makes no difference what fences they would have had for whatever reason Hashem was not watching that they should go in Hashem was watching that they do go in for whatever reason that's what the Hashem was and we have to know how do we react we do not know the ways of Hashem but we do know how to react that's what Hashem is challenging each and every one of us how do we react so I want to tell you something many of you know that I take trips to Poland I take many different groups every year I remember somebody once told me if you're going to the crematorium if you're going to those places where NE yid were burned their bodies were burned why don't you try to tell the people those people who died there what would they want the visitors who come there to hear I thought about that I thought that was very clever to think what would they who NE lost their lives what would they want us to hear and you know what occurred to me I'll tell you a story that happened with my brother it's now it's they made a video out of it my brother shalom he was driving in Israel and he came into a taxi the guy was not religious it was obvious he wasn't wearing a keop he was wearing an earring he was wearing a necklace and my brother who looked like a said to this cab driver he says we're brothers so the C driver got offended he said we're not brothers You're religious and I'm not religious and my brother said to him well I had a teacher that taught me that all Jews are brothers religious and not religious he said who's your who's your teacher and my brother said Hitler and the guy lost control of the car and he almost my brother thought they were going to get into an accident the guy stopped the car and he said to my brother you're one in a million and my brother said no two and a million because we're brothers and that's the message the the Nazis they killed anybody that was Jewish it made no difference with religious or not religious they took hostages religious or non-religious they wounded religious and non-religious we're all brothers and sisters why do we need the gim to teach us that lesson we have to be able to get along you know how many arguments there' have been in the last year between from and nonr between Y and amongst themselves in the Israeli government all over the place we're not getting along with each other but we're brothers you can argue you can have differences but you have to do it in a decent manner not to go yum Kipper and break up doing by from people what's going on in our nation we need people to go out there and say look we may have differences but we got to be decent we have to care for each other and that's what we have to do we have to focus a little bit more on a on caring it's not easy to say this but I believe in my heart that Hashem is upset Hashem is upset we haven't done enough we went through El rash cha yamer and then this happens on I think each and every one of us has to try to get closer to Hashem now there's no question that Hashem loves us we say it every day but you know something the month of a is called why is it called you know what many great people have said because a is a father and in that month that we call a father we lost both mdash but it's there's a consolation because it's a father that's doing the punishment and a father loves his children sometimes he has to punish them because he's trying to teach them something I think hashem's trying to teach us something we've got to get closer to him more beloved by Hashem I think every single person watching this presentation has to think for themselves what can they do to be more beloved by Hashem imagine a human father and you're a child and you want to be beloved by that father what are you going to do you're going to do something that's going to make you closer now every single one of you can figure out what you have to do to become closer to hasm I don't have to tell you that I'm going to give you some suggestions but you know in your heart what you have to do to become closer and maybe that's what Hashem was telling us on you know it wasn't enough what you did in the last 40 days since hell I thought you were going to be a little bit more closer and Ne this terrible tragedy is a pain and a nightmare and a horrible situation for all of us in Claudel maybe hashem's trying to tell us listen my children I need you closer to me now how do you become close to someone if you say thank you if you appreciate everything that you have then the one who gave it to you will give you more more where do we show I'll tell you I've spoken about it many times in every one of us has a whole body that's a whole Orchestra the lungs the heart the system the blood circulation system the circulatory system the digestive system do we ever take it we ever say thank you we take it for granted maybe from now on on from today on when you say as and you talk about the or in your body stand in one place stand in one what does it take N9 seconds don't be texting don't be diapering a baby don't be answering a call don't be getting dressed stand in one place and think next time you bench benching is a disisa you ever thank Hashem you ever think about that you're saying thank you maybe from now on do not bench unless you have a sitter carry a little bencher with you the will tell you how to double wrap it or whatever but when you bench think about that hashem's doing a lot of good the fact that we could have food that we wouldn't have food we would be in a we'd be panicking now you walk into a bakery you walk into a grocery and there's no food we take everything for granted wherever we are we have to stop and think we have to add something to our lives whether it's the way we say whether we we say I'll tell you another thing what about stalker we all know the famous P stalker stalker says from Death don't we want to save the lives of the soldiers do we want to save the lives of those thousand that are wounded St is a great organization a great organization called daily giving.com go on the website $1 a day do you know that they are giving out almost $5 million a year 177,000 people have already signed up to give a dollar a day in 40 different countries 40 different countries go on the website you won't believe it daily giving.org and the beauty of it is that they support so many different organizations in Isel and of course all over the world great organizations I'm telling you start giving stalker maybe like you never gave before and maybe make a commitment not only a dollar a day but a dollar for your child a dollar for your spouse a dollar for somebody else Now's the Time stalker T here's another thing saying tillum I can tell you I say tillum every day I say five peram a day like this Five times 150 5 times 30 rather will get you 150 it's 30 days in a month five every day so you finished once a month since this war started I've started saying 10 a day it's a small thing but every day when I'm spending more time saying till I'm thinking about the people it's Israel everybody do something small don't do big stuff cuz that's not going to continue what we have to do is things that are going to change so that this past and our lives will be a time when we elevated ourselves and this war brought us closer to Hashem that's what we have to do t k there's no question about it spoke about it why is T K you know why because when you learn not only that it protects Kel but it's the ingredients for life if you don't learn and you don't learn the Mish and you don't learn the of what you're supposed to do it's impossible to do everything right I have a dear friend Rabbi Micha Weber he told me an amazing story he told me that I got a call a while ago from some younger man in who said rebbi I want you to know I just made a a mission BR and it's only because of you he said because of me he said yeah remember in grade school many many years ago I was in the seventh grade and you told us that every one of us has to get a 100 on the test of Misha brua and we looked up at you and said rebi you know you never said that before why do we have to get a 100 in Mission Brewery you never said that in gamarra and RAB wreer told him an amazing thing and this stuck with this young man forever for many years and then when he was a is he remembered it and he started to say and you know RAB wber said to him listen you're learning Bama you're learning Bia you got an 80 85 and 90 on the test okay so 10% of the stuff you didn't know so fine you'll it you'll learn it again but if you're learning how you're learning Mission BR and you get an 85 or 90 that means 10% of the stuff you're doing you're doing wrong and that makes such an impression on this young man and that's why he made that seem that's incredible Rabbi me even forgot that he said said that but that's what it's all about so we have to learn cuz that's the guide post I just want to end with one more idea we have never spoken about this but I'll tell you something that I realized recently if you take a look and I'll tell you a little story and with that will close when reel laan was getting older so his family was worried he used to get up before Al Before Dawn every day they said you know Z maybe it's not so healthy that you get up so early so he said look I'm going to go to my final test after 120 years and it says right in the you're supposed to get up early in the morning to awaken the shakar he said you want in the first I should fail it says he's supposed to get up early even Before Dawn and I say to all of us you know what it says in the first s it's appropriate that we should all think and be sad about the loss of mdash and you know what the Mish says that you should say every time you have a meal during the week not on chabas but on in the meal at the meal or afterwards before your bench because that talks about so here you're filled you had a wonderful suda you were able to wash and you ate whatever you ate but but don't forget about the B mikdash between me and you when was the last time you said alar I'm just as guilty as everybody else I know that in certain summer camps you know they say I'll not race Buble they sing it during the nine days but maybe that's something you know what it says in me Z number 47i he walked with them to the fres onar B and he said to them Heaven and Earth are my witness says that I told you if you would have cried once when you and your sh about doing Chua then you wouldn't have to be crying here now on you know I don't like to talk like this but maybe we just haven't cried enough maybe our Chua wasn't as far as Hashem wanted it to be maybe we should start saying Alis all of us are crying for the soldiers all of us are crying for those that are wounded and those that are still hostages maybe if we would have cried before this thinking about theban thinking about being marar of those that don't know yet what they're supposed to do then maybe we wouldn't be in this situation RAB say I think the answer is we've got to get closer to Hashem and if we get closer to our father in Heaven he will love us even more and not do any of this ever ever ever again but we've got to increase we've got to raise the bar each one of you everyone take something on from now on that you're going to do for the rest of your life small thing and then you'll be don't say you're never going to talk L it's not going to happen you're not going to last till tonight but maybe certain hours you're not going to talk lanara maybe from now you'll bench in a sitter you'll stand in one place when you say as you'll sayar you'll give sta you'll say tum do something and if you do something you'll change and I believe that Hashem will change his attitude towards all of us and hopefully as we grow closer we'll be to see the ultimate which is Mia time thank you Rabbi pesak cron for that very uplifting message may be a source of strength for us to keep moving forward and stay strong in this battle um uh once again we have Charlie rur next if you have time please continue to share the link to our anytime.com kazak live or you can call in 718 820 7284 extension 46 please continue to share as we all need to to to be inspired in this in this time of need without further Ado Charlie Harari there really no words to explain how we all feel right now if you're like me you first heard about what took place playar too St on Yanti and you honestly didn't want to believe any of it and so as Yanti went on and you you tried to pretend as if the rumors were just rumors and it wasn't as bad as they say and it was definitely under control so it had to get harder and harder to believe that and then after you through you turn on your phone and you get that feeling again this mix of confusion and fear worry and anxiety what's going to be why why now questions hopes dreams prayers a mix feels like May Rowan again in a way and the question is what do we do how do we operate how do we move forward I want to share with you a concept p the the the Torah speaks a lot about the G the stranger the convert and speaks again and again and again and again about taking care of them and not oppressing them and looking out for them but there's one PK that I think is incredibly insightful the PK says the don't oppress the you know what it feels like to be a right PK says don't oppress the G you know why because you were G you know what it feels like does that seem a little strange like do we need the explanation like had the Torah said don't oppress the gear would we have not have said that Mak sense like there's a lot of things in toor that we would love an explanation for this doesn't need one like this is sort of intuitive there's a new person that comes to town like don't take advantage of them like that's just wrong we needed a Torah to say you know why because you know what it feels like because you were a g you need to to to like stick it to us like if we would not have had that we would have been like no why would we not have press the gar like that's a totally great move like we can totally take advantage of this this is insane oh you know what guys guys guys hold up hold up hold up hold up you know why check it out read to the end remember our great great great grandmother was in Egypt we should really we should be nice really what's going on Tor is actually giving us an incredible Insight in life when someone goes through a sorrow when someone goes through CH a challenge a tragedy something and you're a good person the normal natural feeling is sympathy you feel for them it hurts you they're in pain you feel for them and you try to help and talk it through it and solve it sometimes and look at the bright side and Silver Linings and you're there for them and you bring things over to them you take care all that stuff because your heart bleeds for them great great Torah says that's great but I don't I want more you see there's a level above sympathy it's called empathy empathy is not when you feel for somebody it's when you feel with somebody think of pain like a burden on someone's shoulder you can't take it off with your words it's not GNA happen how do you deal with it you don't p them as they walk through the streets of the pain right you don't look at someone with the bird and go I'm so sorry for you it's good better than not not paying attention but the best way is you stay next to them and you put your shoulder underneath it and you carry it with them empathy is not feeling for somebody it's feeling with somebody it's being able to put yourself in their scenario and say what would I feel like it's being able to use your imagination to maybe when you had something like this and you could extrapolate and say wow I would really feel this and to feel with them because if you're with them you carry it along with them says I feel with you right now Israel is going through War we've never experienced this before hopefully it'll end soon we've never at least I've never lived through War like this most people have lived through a war but war is different and if you're not living Israel right now you're asking yourself well what do I do and I think the normal natural response is feel for the people of Israel which is great are you okay how can I help I feel so bad wonderful I think there's something deeper it's not to feel for them it's to feel with them take a minute out of your day right now wherever you live and ask yourself how would you feel if for your husband or son or wife or mom or dad that are that is now going to battle like just take the moment and ask yourself what would it feel like if it was your relative living in the South or fighting in the North or living anywhere in Israel right now in a b if it were your kids in a bomb shelter crammed together not knowing what what's going on what would it feel like to be in war whereever and if you're in Israel but you're not on the towns that are feeling it then feel for them take the minute to feel with people when you express your connection to the people that you know in Israel you don't express it as if you be feel bad for them you express as if you feel with them you're there with them them because the end of the day this is not a battle that they are fighting alone you see what's amazing about Israelis and what I have been I'm impressed in a lot of different ways but recently what has been so inspiring to me has been this incredible rush to go back home it's amazing I've heard stories of people that are just picking up and saying goodbye to their they live in America they they're getting C up to the reserve duty here in America saying goodbye giving their wives the hug and their kids a kiss and getting on an airplane flying to Israel to go to the north to go to the South to get in a tank they're leaving their businesses and their occupations and their lives all throughout Israel all throughout the country right now as we speak there are dads and fathers and moms there are relatives that are giving their kids kisses and giving them hugs not because they're going on a business trip for three days because they're going to battle right now kids are saying to H them for their dads their women men are people are are looking out the window and asking when is my loved one coming home like that's I saw a video of a guy who's who set the bras up on the on the bris of his son in battle like you know why because it's a war and they're being called up to fight and they have a sense of Duty and they have Mission and responsibility and even though they may be tired even though they may be scared even though they may be homesick even though they may not want to be there even though their business may need them even though their family may need them even though a million things they're fighting a war for that which they believe in we wherever you are need to realize I that they're not fighting a war alone this isn't their War this is our war this is not a battle for a country that happens to be in the Middle East that happens to have a lot of Jews this is the Jewish State this is our homeland this is T This is er that means me and you are part of that country even if you don't live there you know I have the opportunity think God to take men to Israel guys who have never been there before and what blows him away every single time is every time we land with more guys many of them 40s 50s that never walked once into the state of Israel they look at me and they say can I talk to you I said sure they said you know I've been all over the country all over the world I said okay he goes but how come it feels like I've been here before I said have you he goes no never been to Israel my whole life and I'm here and it feels like I've been here before I'm like yeah because you're you're from here your souls from from here all of us have a piece of AR isra and all of us are in this battle together we don't feel for them we feel with them some of us are on front lines holding guns putting our lives at in danger some of us are right behind them in homes and houses close by some of us are further away but we're not out of this one do not think that if you don't live in Israel this is not your War it is your War it is my War this is not a war for a border you know it and I Know It This is against the Jewish people and we both know that hands and guns and planes do not win Jewish Wars they are won byel it is Hashem who wins Wars for us and so wherever you are in this world you have to realize that you also have to you also have to sign up for Duty you also have to step up and report to your your station you have to report in for Duty and to fight this war and to feel with the people of Israel and whether that's to take care of them or whether that's to be with them by fighting alongside them that's our responsibility right now and for some of us fighting means praying you're far away and you don't know what to do and you don't have enough money to give so you know what you do you pray for some of us it's learning for some of us it's doing kindness for some of us there is this fight with this person that I'm in that's ridiculous because one of the blocks that we have to God's protection is AK is togetherness and maybe my making up with my friend on my block thousands of mile away from a border will bring a merit to the soldier who's at the border maybe I could stick deeper into my pockets and give a little bit more so that there's supplies or so that someone has food to eat maybe when I wake up in the morning and I want so badly to go back to life as usual and I can because on my streets there aren't Sirens I say to myself I'm not going back to life as usual until they go back to life as usual I don't have to be okay if they're not okay I can feel a little bit a little taste of what it feels like to be in Israel by reminding myself every morning what it must feel like to be in battle by going it to battle myself being in battle doesn't mean you spent all day questioning God and refreshing the the browser to see what the latest update is being in battle means you ask yourself what is my role what is my station in this Army ramal says God has a big Mala he has a big world and he gives jobs to everybody and everybody needs to do their job for the kingdom to work you could be sure that right now there are people that know their jobs there's lining up to fight a war that they know their jobs but do we know our jobs maybe a little bit harder to see but it's still a job maybe my job is to increase my spirituality maybe my job is to increase my kindness to each other maybe my job is to learn about Spirit maybe my job is to stand up for the Jewish people maybe my job is to give charity if you reach into your heart you'll know your job if you've gone through your own Kipper you probably thought about it more than once and now God's asking for it you know how I believe we deal with this battle we enlist we don't sit down and go oh I feel for them so bely refresh oh I feel for them so barely refresh oh I feel refresh hold on a second I'll take two H what happened with the Giants oh my God yeah no we're going out 10 minutes 10 minutes just make sure we have the res we're good hold on hold on click oh my God oh my God oh it's nice sympathy's good God says no no no no sympathy is good come on you're my people empathy doesn't mean you got to be crazy doesn't mean you have to be sad sadness is not what I'm talking about you know the greatest way you deal with pain is through purpose I'm not talking about sadness I'm talking about purpose the way we deal with this is we ask ourselves where do I enlist what's my role in this war let me give you a little bit of an insight as to what I think how how to look for it if you've done any level of introspection you know deep down where you can grow that area of growth in the realm of spirituality kindness prayer learning learning studying something is probably uncomfortable if you would think about going to a gym and they would increase the weights that 1% so you grow your muscle if you deep down give yourself a moment to interest back you know deep down that 1% of un of discomfort plus one% the phone call the prayer the the study something the charity you know what it is if you commit yourself during the war to do it no matter what not when you're in the mood not when it's comfortable you enlist in your 1% that 1% of discomfort that you know you need to do because that's right and because it's it's it's the next level for you for your spirituality you do it it for the Merit of the Jewish people now personally one of the things that I'm doing is something called pakoras it's a prayer that is incredibly powerful if you know what it is say it some people may be to Hillen or praying or talking to God in English or charity or kindness or or or bringing more Jews together and stopping fighting and I'm sure you can think of a million things more and if you can bring other people involved in doing good things do it coordinate efforts enlist in the army of Hashem because you never know if your Deeds are what's providing the bullets to sway away from ours and to our enemies if your Deeds are what's going to provide the shield and the protection the M abam that we talk about for the people that are on the front lines that are fighting the war physically do not watch the war from the sidelines enlist and do your part whatever that may be wherever that is each of us have a role to play and the last but most definitely not least never ever forget that we do not win Wars with our strength we win Wars with our faith the Bas Hy says and I'll end with this the reason why you can't be scared when you go to battle is because the wars of is are not win by their strength through their through their faith as it says once you realize that it is Hashem that brings us everything that we need says say it again and again it'll provide more protection for yourself and for clel show maryel I know there are questions I know why now why simp Torah why innocent don't get lost in the web of confusion now it's battle you'll deal with it later now double down on Hashem double down on your faith implore him talk to him beg him to make sure that not only do we win we win decisively and positively in a way that nobody questions his his existence any longer man your stations report for Duty no matter what and hopefully with that we'll be able to see Yeshua and bras andas may come soon in our days thank you Charlie for your tremendous words of inspiration there always so timely we really appreciate it now we're all going to get now we're all going to gather and say toim in unison everybody together and United it's going to have tremendous power so we're say that we're going to say the the the P by P verse by verse so that we can all say it Al together and it's have a tremendous power so we're going to start off we're going to say we're going to say per 20 followed BYO 23 followed by K 121 and then kid 130 followed by a which we're all going to say together again so it's chapter 20 then 23 121 and 130 I want you to take out um your your books of toim or you could see the words on the screen which we could all say together so first now for the next chap we're read chapter next chapter is chapter chapter now last chapter now we're allna say together want to thank everyone for joining us tonight want to thank of course all the all the organizations kazak Organization for organizing tonight and our partner organizations at hak to time for streaming and daily giving.org of course everyone should um a great way of Sedaka especially for our times is by signing up for daily giving at Daily giving.org and uh we should hear um of BOS of only good things amen