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Tisha B'Av: Losing Touch - Rabbi Ilan Meirov

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[Music] five major tragedies happen at the Shabaab number one the story of the spies they gave a negative report and God decreed at the Shabbat we're not entering the Land of Israel forty years in the desert number two the first bet amigas destroyed a dish above number three the second bet amigas destroyed at the Shabbos number four the city of Bay town was destroyed at the shaba of in tens of thousands of Jewish families were destroyed and killed and number five something most people don't know it certainly Mishnah an officiai eel what does that mean official I yield you see when a building collapses you have stones you have rubble piled up one on top of another so what happened was I'm the shopper I've came along the Romans and they plowed all the stones at the betterment - and it was a line they got rid of all the stones and he had nothing but flat land so the fifth thing that happened the shaba have they got rid of all the stones question a very simple question the first for very tragic the Spy's forty years in the desert first bad timing - second bad timing - beta people murdered but climbing the stones and abettor me - get reading getting rid of it is considered a tragedy that makes it to the top five what was so significant about it think about it we had 9/11 here in America a tragedy beyond proportions so many people killed but does anyone care about the day they moved away all the stones from the 9/11 site does that make it in history did we talk about it does anyone even follow it how in the world they're taking away the stones of you shall I mother bed we just make it as one of the tragedies of the above the reason Jeremy I thought about this and I believe the following thing is the truth there's a gimmick let's say that a sure that gets destroyed I feel abit Hoban oh I dine him to Satan if God forbid a shul gets destroyed it still has kedusha it's still holy how much more so there better me - destroyed it's still very holy just imagine had we still had those stones over there you could walk to your shell I'm and see it you could feel it you can feel attached to kaduche i you could pray over there wow that's where it was if we still see the remnants of lobectomy - the actual stones beyond the kotodama levine wow what an inspiration but guess what the Romans knew that and the guy rid of those stones to try to take away any connection no physical connection no spiritual connection no emotional connection that's a tragedy that we lost that special kid who saw that connection [Music] [Applause]