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The term rising lion comes from the paras. Behold, a nation rises like a young cub, raises itself like a lion, does not lie down at night until it tears apart its foe. What is this pak referring to? Rashi tells us the strength of the Jewish people comes from the fact that we are careful in the morning to rise like a lion to recite the kesha and not to go to sleep at night until also we execute our obligation of keshma. Kesha is the greatest power in the arsenal of the Jew to overcome our enemies. In fact, the Gomorrah tells us that when we would go out to war, the Coy who would lead the charge would make the following announcement Israel. Listen, O Israel, Rashi explains why the term Shma Israel, the message is Rashi tells us that even if the only merit the Jewish people have is that we say Shama, that is enough to overcome the enemy. So if the term rising lion is that which hashkah has guided this operation then we need to awaken ourselves to be careful to rise every morning like a lion to make sure we say shama bismano. So for example this morning in my neck of the woods long island the latest according to the vagin was 9:09 even earlier the opinion of the mam was 8:15 but at the very least to make sure that you say shama by 9:09 a.m. Likewise in the evening one has to make sure even if they d in marav before it says to repeat the three paras of shama 50 minutes 50 minutes after the tonight it would be after 9:18 p.m. in New York time and this is the power of the lion that the Jewish people has to overcome their enemy. Even if our only merit is that we recite the sh that's enough of a merit to overcome the enemy was only destroyed because we failed to fulfill our obligation of saying shama in the morning and in the night at the right time. So as we're hoping for the gula, as we're for the Yeshua, as we're trying to overcome our enemy, a very powerful zus is to make sure that when the morning comes, we arise with energy, with power, like a lion. And in that merit, may this operation be successful. Amen.