Don't Forget Your Brother 2

support as much kiru as possible. Get a thousand of these devices that we have to give all of the people in your community, the ones with the keepa on and the ones without. Why? Cuz everyone has to do chuva. There's no there's no house that doesn't have a problem. Just today we got a case where a religious family a religious family just joined the widow list of people we have to help this uh this holiday. But who killed? What happened? The father got murdered. Oh, an Arab. NO, HIS SON MURDERED HIM. His son, a religious son murdered the father. There's sickness everywhere in the religious community, in the secular community. And whose fault is it when a looks at us? It's the fault of the people that wear a keepa that don't care about anybody else but themselves. The people that don't wear a keepa, the people that are not religious, they're so sick, they don't even realize they have stage four spiritual cancer, they don't even realize how sick they are. Unfortunately, there's also a lot of religious people that don't know how sick they are because they stopped caring about their fellow Jews because they think they should stick to their own, their own community, their own uh modern Orthodox, their own ultraorththodox, their own whatever other version of Orthodox they want to be part of, they don't realize. So long as your brothers are violating Shabbat, so long as your brothers are wasting seed, so long as your brothers are in corrupt businesses, so long as your brothers are going against Hashem, it's your responsibility to help them do chuva. There's no such thing as peace. There's peaceful times of your life. Peace when you learn. Peace when you have kadush with your family on Shabbat. Peace during your holidays. But real peace that you're thinking like you just go on spiritual vacation and care less about your brothers and sisters. That's against the Torah. That's against the Tawa. It's time people do as much as they can to bring people to do cha. Not with this slow motion version that a lot of people do. Well, I'll invite them for Shabbat and we'll eat and hopefully they'll become religious in like 30 years from now. No, no, Khabibi, there's no more time right now. Everything has to be on fast forward. You have to do everything you can. Exhaust all effort.