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What was the ultimate strike? The
downfall of Iran mean according to the
Torah?
It is not just historic, it is
prophetic, epic, but also an imperative
teaching every one of us. First of all,
the Torah sources that astoundingly
prophesize and predict what we're seeing
right now.
Start with the Gamara Yuma, DAF YUD.
That the showdown between the West and
Iran Persia will be the last war prior
to Mashiach's arrival and twice this
says explicitly that this war that it's
the Gamara says Asida Parasha Tibo
Biaromi that Persia Iran will fall in
the hands of the West IE America is
personified by America will be Kodem
preceding Mashiach's arrival.
Furthermore, [music] the Targum Yonathan
Ben Uziel and this is startling,
astonishing and hair-raising. Targum
Yonathan Ben Uziel and the Seder Olam
Rabbah when it's talking about the Bris
Bein HaBetarim, Avraham Avinu, the word
says Nafla says the Targum Yonathan Ben
Uziel clearly Dahi Paras falling
downfall. This is Paras Persia D'asidah
L'mapol that Persia will fall and have a
bitter end. The Lesly's Kipa will never
rise again. The Bartenura in Yeshayahu
Mem Hey says the Bartenura the Eitz
Chaim Mishiachainu in the end of days in
the time of our Mashiach Ti'am Apologado
will be a great downfall for Paras.
Furthermore, the Maharsha says Gamara Zu
Osekes at the Gamara that speaks about
the downfall of Persia of Iran on the
hands of the West of America. Gamara Zu
Osekes B'tikufo She'samuch L'vias
Mashiach. This Gamara is talking about
the era that is immediately preceding
Mashiach.
I want you all to know
that
in Mishlei
the Medrash Tehillim Bais as well as the
Medrash Tehillim Chof Bais says Kol
Hamoadim Asidin L'votel all festivals
all holidays will become nullified Chutz
MiPurim except for Purim Kol HaSefarim
As soon as we battle all the holy books
of the Torah will become battle Khos
Megillas Esther, which [music] is very
very intriguing. But only intriguing,
but it seems to run counter to the
Rambam's principles that the Torah is
immutable and only immutable but
incontrovertible will never be changed.
So how could it be that a holiday will
be nullified or that a safer in the
Torah will be nullified? Explains the
Gra, the Vilna Gaon in the Malbim, that
of course the Torah stays forever. The
Torah is Netzkiyus, the Torah is
eternal. What this means is that all the
other holidays will be overshadowed
because Purim will supersede the other
holidays because Purim will be a holiday
that we could personally eminently
relate to, that's palatable to us, that
we see with our own eyes because the
same Purim, the same country that wanted
to threaten to exterminate us thousands
of years ago, that country will come
back in the end of days to exterminate,
to try Has v'shalom to exterminate us
again, and we will rise and we will have
a astonishing, [music]
astounding, miraculous victory.
And that's Purim, Tashlich Tashlich P'e
Beis. Let's hope and pray. Tashlich
Shnos P'e Beis, Tashlich P'e Beis.
Tashlich Shnos P'e Beis u'Matzil. Hashem
will redeem and salvage and save us. And
this is what we're seeing right in front
of our eyes. So I said that's historic
and it's prophetic and it's epic, but
it's also an imperative. It obligates us
because what was Esther ha'Malka's
charge? To be the antidote to Has
v'shalom. They wanted obliteration,
annihilation, extermination of the
Jewish people. Hashem yirachem al avdei.
How would we be spared? She said her
immortal words, her clarion call was
Leich K'nos Es Kol Yehudim. She begged
Mordechai, "Gather together the Jewish
people. Let them unite together in
solidarity. Let them put aside their
differences. Let them forgive each other
and finally stand in love and harmony
together." And this is what we got to
do. There's nothing that's blocking
Mashiach except for us to just decide to
be brothers and sisters. Let us decide
each individually to forgive and forget
those that hurt us, those that insulted
us. Move on.
And Hashem will be zocheh to the
greatest greatest revelation of
Mashiach's kingdom, Bimheira B'yameinu,
Amen.
