“WE LOVE YOU, GOD!” | What Trump and Bibi just taught the world about FAITH

And the president of the United States of America addressing millions, maybe billions around the world was so overcome in that moment. He didn't just say, "And we thank God Almighty." He said, "We love you, God." He couldn't help it. We love you, God. That's the way a Jewish should wake up every day, every morning. We love you. Wow. We have to take initiative and effort. That's the way Hashem designed and created the world. We have to take initiative and effort. We can't sit back and wait. Hashem says, "I want you to fly your B2s. I want you to drop 30,000 pound bombs. I want you to blow up the nuclear sites." Don't just sit back and do it and think they're going to implode on their own. Hashem can make anything happen. But we don't rely on miracles in We have initiative. Our initiative is called the IDF, the Israel Air Force. Our initiative is called Our initiative is called lobbying America. And I hope everyone's spending a lot of time sending emails and helping support the campaigns of the elected leaders who are standing by protecting the free world in Israel. And I hope we hold accountable. And I hope we elect the opponents of those who are critical, who are against, embarrassingly so, some of them Jewish, pathetically so, shamefully so, some of them Jewish. So we have initiative and there everyone has to figure out their initiative. the heroes on the front lines taking the greatest most heroic initiative and the initiative that we have to take and can take supporting them behind the scenes. But how do we do it in a Torah way? How do we do it not in the way that swells our ego and our arrogance? It's my effort, my initiative, my ingenuity, my creativity, my strength, my power. I I don't do you understand the time in which we're living that prime minister Netanyahu gave that speech that we started with but also the president of the United States of America who doesn't seem to lead his life in a particularly religious way. Let's just say that in his address to the nation from the White House, flanked by his secretary of state and secretary of the defense and vice president, not only thanked Israel and the IDF and the prime minister for what they did to open the skies for America to do what it needed to do, but he thanked God Almighty. And then the only part which itself is perhaps a miracle that he adlibbed of the speech said, "We love you God. We love you, God. That was an Amuna email and message to the world. Like the president was overcome with emotion. This worked. We sent unprecedented first time B2s flew 30 something hours straight. Their back refueled in the air went in undetected, blew up three places. The coordination, what had to happen, the deception. And the president of the United States of America addressing millions, maybe billions around the world was so overcome in that moment. He didn't just say, "And we thank God Almighty." He said, "We love you, God." He couldn't help it. We love you, God. That's the way a Jewish should wake up every day, every morning. We love you. Wow. I feel your hug. Prime Minister Netanyahu just wanted to wrap himself in a talis. I want to just tell you, I feel Hashem is hugging me. He's hugging me. The prime minister feels hashem is hugging him. And the president, we love you, God. Thank you, God almighty. So with all the surveys and all the polls that show that most Americans, many Americans, more Americans than ever, don't see God in their life, with all the crisis of faith that's going on in the world, we are living in a time that the president of the United States declared his love for God and thanked God. And the prime minister told the Knesset that the most important party in government is dashmaya, the hand of hashem. You can't write this up. If I would tell you something's going to happen next week where the prime minister is going to go to the coel twice. He's going to wrap himself in a talis. He's going to say schma. He's going to thank God. President Trump's going to talk about loving God and thanking God. You'd look at me and you'd say, "Whoa, whoa, whoa. Rabbi, what are you drinking before the Amunachir? What's going on over here? It's incredible times.