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Holy Wars: Islam, Antisemitism | Trust in God, Only He Can Save Israel & the Jews from their Enemies

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What can we do to be a part of these end of times, wars, apocalypse, whatever you want to call it. What is our role in this? It's it's not all Hashem. We're still here and Hashem wants something from us. So the one thing we can do, the most powerful thing we can do, the most important thing we can do is hold on to Hashem and trust in Hashem. That itself is a merit which makes miracles happen. The belief that we are going to be okay is thead is our job and our effort to be partners with Hashem in making it okay. That's the most important lesson we have to learn. He wants something from us. When we're squeezed in moments of darkness and and and scary moments, it's the we that we become is what he wants to see from us. If I want to have absolute trust and faith in God that I am going to be 100% fine, well, I have neighbors that aren't fine. Unfortunately, we know that there have been many soldiers that have died. Terrorists have killed in Israel over the years. People are people die. People are killed. Bad people win and and good people lose sometimes. So that that's a contradiction. If I have to have 100% faith in God, well, what about all the people that that Hashem didn't save? So how do I how do I face these fears? So the answer is this real faith and real trust is even though I don't know it's even though the other guy didn't survive it's it's despite that because trust and faith is not a guarantee. Trust and faith doesn't mean I know. It means I'm holding on to Hashem. I'm holding on to God and I'm putting myself totally in his hands. If I trust 100% in God, that's what I know. I know that Hashem is 100% with me, 100% for me. I And I know that Hashem is called Y and Hashem can do and does any and everything. That's 100% faith and 100% trust. Am I saying I know what's going to happen tomorrow? No. Am I answering why he didn't help the guy next to the left of me or to the guy to the right of me? No. Am I saying that I'm I know that there's a guarantee that bullets can't touch me? No. I trust that God will take care of me. And I trust that God will never do anything bad to me. And therefore, when it comes to trust, I trust 100% that he will save me.