Eretz Yisroel: A Matana from G D - Rabbi Mordechai Burg

i'm on my way to america i'm sitting right now in a cab it's the longest stretch in my life that i've ever been in here because i always go back for different speaking opportunities and for the yeshiva i've never been outside of hutzlar it's for this long and as i head back and i'm considering the rise in anti-semitism that's happening right now in america i'm not scared but i'm wondering what it'll be like says that this is the way of the world this is the way of history we get comfortable for a place for a hundred years two hundred years and then the rabana banishment reminds us through the gallium of the world and their anti-semitism we don't belong there we belong at home we belong in arizona i don't know what's going on in hutzlarz i don't have a read i'm not a navi i'm not a prophet i don't like to ascribe reasons to things of course we should all bring the cobble on ourselves that's obvious that's passion i know but one thing for sure we have to pay attention we have an amazing gift in here shouldn't take anti-semitism to get us to move to herzegovina we should move here because we have an unbelievable opportunity a historical opportunity but i think that especially now in light of what's going on not from a place of fear perhaps it's an opportunity for us to consider the role that our sister all plays in our lives hope to see you all in america and then hope to see you back your home