Stalin, Saddam & Khamenei: Month of Divine Reversal

Vehi shenahafochu, vehi shenahafochu, the power of Purim, don't think it stops at Purim. The whole entire month of Adar, and especially connected to Pesach, is the power of asher yishlatu hayehudim aheima besoneihem, the fact that we are able to overcome those that want to destroy us. As Haman made a gzeira to annihilate us, and automatically he got hanged up on a tree. Now, listen to this incredible fact. Joseph Stalin, as we know, the creator the famous communist dictator in Russia, who didn't have a very strong passion for Jews, as we know. In the area, there was a very in Russia in general, there was an overpowering, tremendous feeling of anti-semitism. This was fresh after the Holocaust, and nobody was very pleased with having Jews in their areas, in the whole entire Russia, as we know it. So, there was an alila dam, there was a blood liable, there was a there was a certain liable that was held against nine of the top professor doctors in the area that were Jewish, accusing them of trying to actually poison Stalin. Now, Stalin was already in a state of phobia, of paranoia. He was worried that people are trying to overcome him, that people people have found out what a big Russia dictator this person really is, and slowly but surely it was leaking, people were finding out who he was. And therefore, as a result of that, there was a communal they got together with many people, and they decided not only are these nine professors, doctors are going to be thrown to Siberia, but the majority of the Jews he decided to export them, to move them, and move them into the east of the Soviet Union, close to Siberia, the surroundings of Siberia, with no point of return. Unbelievable. That was the gzeira that was done in the beginning of 1953. Guess what? In March 1st, 1953, >> [clears throat] >> Stalin had, baruch Hashem, an incredible stroke, a very strong stroke, a powerful stroke, that put him almost paralyzed. Let me tell you that in Hebrew dates. In Hebrew dates, it was called Yud Daled Adar. In the middle of our kriat Megillah, when we were busy reading Megillah over there, Stalin had an incredible stroke. Because the best doctors weren't around, there were only somewhat amateurs around, people until they were able to get them around, because they were already jailed and ready to be shipped to Siberia, so there wasn't so many people to help him out in his stroke. Within five days, he died, too. His strike, baruch yimach shmo u'zichro, baruch Hashem, that he was gotten rid of. And as a result of that, they got together, the all the yoatzim and all the chachamim in the Soviet Union, and discovered that the whole thing was a farce, it was baloney, and the whole thing was mevatel. When the king died, so the gzeira went with it. Kol Yehudei Russia, and all the Jews Jews of Russia, hayah sasson vesimcha. There was simcha simcha vesasson, tzahal vesimcha. They had a tremendous amount of simcha that went on. On the hours bubble, we move on to the second tyrant, who was a tremendous sonei Yisrael in Bavel. Bavel, who is otherwise known these days as Iraq, had someone who was trying to take the mantle, who was trying to take the scepter of Nevuchadnetzar, the king who destroyed the first of Beit Hamikdash, who was an animal, and went to extremes at the time. So, there was a person by the name of Saddam Hussein, who didn't dislike the Jews any less than Nevuchadnetzar did himself. He had a tremendous yearning and a chuka, a ratzon to go ahead and laashmid, larog, u'laabeid. His whole interest was to destroy us and Eretz Yisrael, as we know it. As we know, back in 1991, I was here at the time, he was throwing Scud missiles left and right. Many of them was chemical warfare. That can we had masks, because they knew that many of them had at the end of the at the Scud missiles, there was chemicals that could be spread into the area. Unbelievable. And there were not so many safe rooms at the time. People had to seal up their windows, just in case the chemicals would come through, and everybody had masks. It was a terrifying time for everybody around. Like I said, I was actually around at the [snorts] time. I was in a yeshiva here at the time period. And [clears throat] it was a very uncomfortable time. Israel could not do anything. Basically, America said they would try to handle the weapons, and they would try to handle it. Then, it was not foolproof. The technology wasn't at its top, and many landed. Miracles on miracles, which I am not going to speak about here, but they most of them did not make anything. Absolutely nobody was killed. One person was killed. That's what occurred in this incredible country at the time when that happened. Well, guess what? This war ended. The fear that the trepidation that enveloped everybody who was here in 1991, there was a ceasefire, and when it stopped, and when he was put down, was That's right. Yud Daled Adar in 1991, in exactly the middle of Purim, on the middle of Purim, in Yud Daled Adar in 1991. That was the termination, that was the end of this war. There was a full stop and a truce that was happening. And from there, Saddam Hussein actually went on the down. His power was starting to slowly be usurped. The amount that he was able to execute, he was too much on the run from that time period, until 2003, 12 years later, when the Americans went in on a they went on an unprecedented attack into Iran. I forgot the second what the name of the attack was, but they went in and made an invasion in Iraq at that time, in 2003. And as we all know, slowly and soon, but afterwards they found him completely overgrown, his beard stuck in a bore, stuck in the middle of a pit, that he looked so miserable and so, as they say in Yiddish, nebuch dik. The way he was, they took him, and guess what? They hanged Haman. He was hung up on a rope. Very appropriate for the man. You know when that plisa happened, you know when that invasion happened in 2003? You guessed it, it was on Purim. I don't know if they did it on purpose, or as for a joke, but that's what it happened. It happened on Purim, that invasion, when they were able to capture him, and eventually hung him up. So, that is the second koach of the venahafochu that happened during this incredible month, when Hakadosh Baruch Hu watches and obviously number three on the list, and last, I don't think I have to tell you. What a coin ki dink, it happened a few days right before when this evil man known as as Khamenei, who the letters of his name are resemble Haman, Hamemnun is pronounced Khamenei, you should know, but some will say with kha, but it's pronounced Khamenei, who is who is the who expresses all of the ideas of Haman in Persia, right before Purim, this man, you have to know, his whole life, and it was in banners, it wasn't hidden, I am here to destroy Israel. It was written up on the walls. All the ballistic missiles he said was pointed towards one direction, to destroy the country Israel. He put trillions, no exaggeration, trillions of dollars into Hamas and Hezbollah and the Temanim and Syria, planes and missiles, billions and billions of almost he reached over a trillion dollars, in order to absolutely destroy all of Israel. Well, guess what? On Purim, venahafochu, on Parshas Zachor, when it was time to be laashmid, larog, u'laabeid es Haman, so the baruch Hashem, he was put out of commission. Come on, at one stage in our life, we stop saying this is no coincidence. This is the incredible power that we have in the mazal of Adar, during the time of venahafochu. And Hakadosh Baruch Hu put it during this time, when we see him, when we appreciate him, when we go migo u'la geula, on our way and approaching to Pesach. And this all is a remez to the famous one, which I'm sure we're familiar with, when Streicher was sitting and about to be hanged, the horrible Nazi, who he was the main editor of Der Stürmer, the Nazi newspaper that was the that was the chinuch that they raised all children to hate and to do the atrocities that they did was all because of his paper, all because of his newspaper that he taught all the next generation how to hate the Jews for everything that they were. >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> And as a result of that, he was hanged up on 90 in 1946, together with 10 Nazis. 10 Nazis were hung up together. The 11th killed himself in a cell with poison. So, 10 were hung at that time, k'neged the aseres bnei Haman. And we all know that right before they pulled the guillotines underneath, and he fell and died, he screamed out, "Purim fest 1946." He said it in German. That Purim fest 1946. And the famous remez is, if you look at the aseres bnei Haman, k'neged these 10 Nazis, there's three letters that are written small, which nobody ever had a peirush for. It's a tav, it's a shin, and a zayin. Tav shin zayin is 1946. That's when these 10 people were killed, because Purim is when things go around, they come around. They bring it back to where it's supposed to be in Basra to sham. This should be the final Mahika sama like that we have to see and it should herald in the Messiah with me Rabbi may knew a man.