The Power and Purpose of Rosh Hashanah 5786

Heat. Heat. [Music] All right. Uh ladies and gentlemen, I want to uh first of all take the moment to wish everybody a good rash shana that's coming up next Monday of course will be error versus shana and um a very important year not only for us as individuals but for the state of Israel for the Jewish people as a whole and I would say for the world as a So how can we prepare for this rashash shana how is what is the proper way to observe rashash shana? So before we get into that particular teaching of what we're supposed to do to make the most out of this rash, it's days of decisional as we know and the Ram codifies this in there is a and our liturgy expresses this at length. There is a moment of all-encompassing den. Hashem in all of his in incomprehensible um all knowingness is able to look at the world in one fell swoop as it were. And yet at the same time each and every individual on of the Jewish people and really of the world is given an individualized look but also a collective look. That's something that the human mind cannot possibly comprehend. How could we at one point at the same time be looking at the max of all of mankind and yet at the same time rendering individual judgments. We don't have to say I I don't want to go into it but because it's too difficult you know ma ma mayim who were who were people who were subject to death by fire and by fire it could also mean gunshots that we saw the assassination of a of a voice that loved Israel uh Mr. Charlie Kirk very very sad but very very public and poignant remember I told you last week about the lunar eclipse right which was called a blood moon and as the garuka says I mentioned last time that it's not something to celebrate it's a serious occasion because it could spell loss of loss of life or diminishment to the kak and hopefully not the kak of Kali Israel. In this sense, there was a terrible terrible loss that very very day which was the Thursday of the people who were attacked and brutally murdered on a bus coming from a neighborhood in Shalim including a woman who was eight months pregnant was injured. I don't know her fate. uh Arashiva I think survived but others didn't survive and it was a direct attack on a pristine community that just was trying to serve God about their religious way of life and and at the same time Israeli soldiers were ambushed and killed and then there was this horrific assassination le that has riveted the entire United States of America Africa and many places in the world and raised the question of what was the meaning of that horrific act of of murder and assassination that was um you know it was Hashem's will obviously if Hashem decided that Donald Trump should turn his neck but decided that this neb this Charlie Kirk didn't have an opportunity to do the same what what is what is the significance of all this what What are we to make of all this? How does this all add up in our preparations for rash? So, let me begin by by saying as follows. In the para that immediately precedes Russash speaks almost repetitively about the concept of a covenant or bris. There are many many bretos between covenants between Hashem and mankind. Of course the one that comes to mind the first and foremost one notice that when Adamarish was created the first man uh there was no Brit there was no Brit there was no covenant that Hashem made with Adam Harish except one that he asked him not to eat from the eight to Barah. That was one commandment. And what that means of course in a deeper sense was going to be whether man would be neutral to good and evil and be able to maintain their sense of objective. This is good. This is evil would have been something that would have been innate and and and logical. But by virtue of the failure, and we can't go into that right now into too much detail, but the representatives of that event, the Nahash Kava and Adam violated that very first covenant. And what it did is it brought into the world into the human condition three embedded within within us as part of our psyche uh a a negative urge for the following three primary drives. Number one for Gilarayot for immorality or breaking a covenant of a sacred relationship between man and woman under under matrimony breaking in the brisk of marriage with infidelity. Two with um uh damim with the idea of taking life and the last one of course with a vodara serving someone other than god. So these are the three primary distortions and they're all breaking of a covenant between Hashem and man. And a covenant is of course modeled our relationship with Hashem is modeled after the human relationship between a covenant with the ultimate covenant which is a marriage which of course produces the child where we actually recreate and actually repair the concept of bris. Okay. So if man was unfortunately imbued with an evil, injected with an evil that created a problem that didn't exist at the moment of creation and led to 10 consecutive generations of human deterioration until the generation of of the m. Now what was the generation of the mu? the the primary the primary problem was a complete lack of boundaries and the we say um and the reason it says that's what the Mishn in in par says why don't they have it what was so bad about the door of the flood those 10 generations of Noah when they descended into the primary sins. Idolatry opened up in the generation of Anosh that was already um a fallacy in which the agents of God meaning the planets the constellations which are agents of Hashem's me conveying his will towards the earth according to according to the Rambam somehow Hashem's is channeled through those stars in fact in in the in the books har otherwise known as soul he says that it b this is tora Torah number 61 which I referenced briefly last week this Torah is associated with rashashana in which we repair some in other words the purpose of rashash shana is to renew and revitalize everything that went off in the bris between us and Hashem. How do you go back to the roots and reboot as it were and align yourself with the proper thoughts, the proper cavonos, the proper attitudes and and to devote yourself to the proper behaviors. Okay. So here the Rambam the uh um excuse me Lud Maharan 61 Rabbi Nakman says there's something known as a deer Israel the land the the the holy heir of the land of Israel this is referring to because we say the land of Israel's purpose as it's distinguished from other lands is that here's a place where we can get it straight. What does that mean? Where we can get get the clarity on what's really really the truth of reality. We have a very difficult time as human beings. We look at our world around us and we are confused, perplexed and otherwise don't know how to sort it out and everybody comes up with their own machinations on how to explain, legitimize, react to the world. But er Israel happens to be a place where things can be can be straightened out. Which is why Hashem gave the land of Israel to the Jewish people because the the Jewish people will be the ones who acquire the wisdom and will therefore spread it to the world. The key being for example think of the image of Schlommo Schlommo King with a Bikdash teaching wisdom to the world. And that is the model of the and the nation of the world will not rebel against King the the this the Messiah who will be a repeat performance of what we tasted during the years of David Hamelik and Schlomma. The world doesn't reject Psalms. The world doesn't reject ecclesiastes of kohales. The world doesn't reject um the the teachings of of uh of schlomik his very hisma. They don't reject it. They emulate it. They seek it. The queen of Shiva wandered from all the way in deep Africa to hear and test the wisdom of Schlommo. There's something we have to understand about Erit Israel and to and the deep core connections to what the whole purpose of this man of of creation really is. If we want to get out of the fog that was created by the sin of Adam Marishon and advanced by 10 generations that failed till they culminated in the m which was the anti it was the exact opposite of wisdom. Okay. And then Noah who did have a wisdom he but he had a very timistic approach to wisdom that encompassed his own world his own behavior his own daladamos his ark as it were his tava but didn't have the capacity to teach that to the world which is why Noah does not receive the land of Israel in fact what happens is is that Noak son Shem who carried the wisdom that Noah had redeemed from the generations of Adam and you know preserved it for for the future. He understood there was a Hashem. He understood there was a purpose to creation. He understood that you had to be a sadic and not a Russia and you couldn't take and steal and rob and kill and and destroy and mutilate and not yourself and not anyone else and certainly not to murder anyone. Cayenne Cayenne was the first murderer and Tuville Cayenne was the one who created the first weaponry. That's the act of Cayenne. That is the influence of the Nahash who according to the Zorosh was whose spirit came from the Nahash. In other words, the birth that uh that um that Adam created with Kava, which was cayenne and he represented and embodied this dichotomy of good and evil with he representing the side of good and cayenne representing the mark of Cain uh and an evil. And what happens is that Cenne raises up and slays He because He's worship of Hashem which was pure. He took a sheep. He took an animal. Cayenne took a minimalist approach. His carbon was merely flax seeds, the most minimal of fruit. And that's what he offered to Hashem. The minimum of connection, the minimum of devotion, the minimum of connection. And he thought that should be good enough. And he tried to convince himself that he was on a higher level than He but He was simple was actually the guil of Mosher Rabenu. And Mosher Rabenu was already teaching in that generation to his brother Cen that there's a different way and that the concept of a carbon of a se as a way of emulating the ways of a se which is pure which is giving. It provides wool. It provides food. It provides milk. provides a a a whiteness, a beauty, okay? It's a simplicity. It's it's a tima, an ola. It's a tima. It's a certain timus, a timus that would be recaptured by Noah in the next generation. So says, so if in the grand design um Hashem wanted man to reject evil and take good, but now we have a problem because within man itself, evil has taken root. And how can we possibly rectify that? And how can we possibly deal with that? And to this effect, Hashem creates a bris. So if you really want to understand what a bris is, it's a covenant between two parties that are usually at war. So when we say that there was a peace treaty or there was a declaration of peace, okay, a settling of differences like by Arainu and Aimeme where Avi was saying uh to Abraham, you know, we want the land of Gar which is ironically today's Gaza. Unbelievable. Today's Gaza was forfeited temporarily by Mo by Armabinu. He said, "Good aim. You take Gaza, I'll get the rest of Erat Israel." And to this day, Gaza never achieved the kaducas except during certain periods of time that it could and will have Gaza is a difficult place. We suffered from Gaza from time memorial from the time of Avi uh Melikar who forced upon Aram and his goodness to say but part of Arjel will be evil but a part of Arel will be mine and you have to make a peace treaty with me. You have to make peace. I'll follow you au as long as you bring me benefit but essentially I will maintain my own interest my own position my own balus over myself and that is that is the challenge of a brisk can the evil be subjugated to the good bris will hold it together the bris will take all the good potential that's in a person and be able to take that raw and channel it for the good and that's the essence of brisma of which we have 13 times the word brris is mentioned in that para 13 times what is that 13 is the masim of hashem why is the brris mentioned the word bris mentioned 13 times in the covenant of circumcision with au because that really is the turning point can man reject its ora its god-given um how shall I say um separation between holiness and unholiness. And it used to be that circumcision was very common in America and for medical reasons and there are medical reasons for it and pre prevents certain cancers and so on and so forth. In recent years, it's declined. In recent years, it really has declined. And it's interesting to note that you know there's only two peoples on the world that do brisma. One is Islam and one is the Jewish people. And both contend for the land of Israel. Why? Because this is the land of the bris. And the bris means give over your life for God. So in their distortion unfortunately Yeshmael has an incomplete bris which they don't do properly and they don't do it on the eighth day and they don't do it completely. So it's empty. It's called an empty bris. But nevertheless, it has so much power as do the power of their prayers that it leaves them clinging to the land of Israel fiercely that it's almost impossible to let them go. It's very similar to Abi holding on to gra, which is exactly what they're doing. And and the only way that we can be separated from them is if we hold on to the bris. And what is that bris? So it's ironic that uh Charlie Kirk is your memory should be for the good um spoke pointedly to college students. You know a college student isn't every university is the is exactly the tree of good and evil. It's a dastovara. They're trying to figure out philosophically what's right, what's wrong. Sadly, almost like the generation of the flood, it's been flooded with evil, especially in I would say since the the beginning of uh the beginnings of the state of Israel started already, but it really had roots before. But suddenly with the 60s there became a heerus a rejection of bris and and I think Charlie Cook Charlie Kirk put it that he called it a culture a culture of what he called sexual anarchy that is the dora he was describing dora doesn't matter this one that one like fish it doesn't matter which combination You know fish did not don't have the you know that same sort of separation that animals are supposed to have the in the m in the tava there were no fish no fish because fish are sort of all one mishkobble of life they devour one another and they and they they cohabit with one another and there's no there's no rules or regulations And that's why they're kosher without any sort of process of purification because it's just that they are uh an animal has an animal soul which is higher and therefore requires will require other sort of real real preparation for holiness could be subject to a carbon there's no fish there's no fish carbon you know there's a lot of fish in arit Israel sea of Galilee and all of that how come there are no fish carbonos ever think of that because it's not part of the Brits they don't have rules regulations separations minimino zahar and nava it doesn't so much uh blet in that location so Charlie Kirk spoke about that culture of sexual anarchy in which in those places with The fonts of wisdom was flowing this mobble like approach where any partner is anything and then it spreads too. And what his murderer uh apparently chose as his great brilliant way of living life was to mingle the sexes. Mishkav Zakar, homosexuality, trans transcend transgenderism, a complete confusion, a a complete mobble which doesn't have distinct lines of a bris. By the way, a bris is done classically in the Torah by setting up two two lines and walking through. Okay, so Aram split animals, put them on either side and asked uh you know and walked through with a mal is to say we are joined. In other words, the animal is really one organism and we're in the middle of it. The walls, you set up a wall here and there and you walk through the middle of it. were bound by certain restrictions. Think about Yakov and Lavan. They set a line. Okay? They set a Gal aid of stone saying love on you and your evil adh they don't enter the land of Israel. They'll stay here in Syria aid and they're not going to they're not going to go past Damascus and into the land of Israel. Okay, that was Yakovina's accomplishment. And similarly with Asov, we had to set a boundary. As would go to Harayer and and Yakov would be the one who would stay in Arch and eventually have to suffer through Mitim in order to earn the land of Israel. So it's all about the idea a brisk requires boundaries. You know, think about it. When you have a covenant of nations and they say this is the international recognized boundary. How many times has that been thrown at Israel? Well, we'll redo the boundary of Lebanon. They draw it down to the blue line to the white line. The 67 borders, no. We're going to have the pre67 borders. No. The 48 borders? No. The post67 borders? No. But we're going to give back to Shamron. But then Gaza is going to be different. What? There's absolutely no boundary. And now on on Russash or have Rash the world voted this week 142 to10 142 to 10 you know so brilliant what Hashem did to create to use the United Nations because every deed and every word they say is being recorded so that they cannot when Msiah comes and the ultimate judgment comes deny what they said and what they did that vote is on the record. What is that vote? The vote for the first time is not to create a state of Israel but only to create a state of Palestine. It's unbelievable. It's the reverse Balfur declaration led by the lethal combination of Asa and Ishmael as we spoke about which is in this case represented by France, England, Australia, surprisingly Canada, all of the English Commonwealth and the French Commonwealth, the repositors of wisdom and power and empires that have long since faded. The English British Empire was a creation of a baru through a Jew. That Jew was the most brilliant, brilliant person that ever led England. Benjamin Israeli who was proud of the fact that he was Jewish. Look, his name was Israeli. You can't make that up. And Benjamin, come on. Aid. Okay, so he converted his mash, but he needed a job. Okay, so you know, he wasn't going to get the job. He wasn't a religious man, but he was proudly Jewish. He used famously said that while his friends in the Brit British uh uh parliament were still savages crawling around the uh the forests of England. Uh his ancestors were serving in the temple of Solomon in Jerusalem. There you go. What does Benjamin Israeli do? He comes to uh Queen Victoria and this is in the okay talking about about 200 years ago and he says to her okay we're going to make our country the greatest in the world you will become the empress of India and they go out as they used to say Britannia world rules the world the sun never sets on the British Empire. empire, you know, till when that was right until World War I. World War I began had already begun the complete disintegration of the British Empire. They reached their pinnacle to do their ultimate job 19, which was to declare that the Jewish people should be reunited. the land of Israel and its wisdom and its knowledge of God and its people who will testify to that knowledge of God live that life will return to the land of Israel finally after 2,000 years they declared it and for declaration and this week they undeclared it meantime let's check out what happened to the British Empire okay so they took over 1918 with the mitzvah supposedly of creating a Jewish state in all of Erat Israel, both sides of the Ardane. Half they chop off and give to the phony Hasheite kingdom of Jordan. Um, and then they basically allow immigration only until the Arabs start protesting, which took all of 10 years, and rioting. And at that point, they start curtailing immigration till such an extent that they were shipping Jews, Holocaust survivors to the island. uh of of Cyprus and holding theirs in like in second concentration camps a complete complete and utter failure in their mission. The reverse they tried to deliver every bit of the land of Israel into the hands of the Arabs and that failed. They left the Nassen state of Israel in a position that would have been overrun in days. It was only the rots on Hashem and the courage of those few who stood and fought and and had conviction in the Jewish destiny that that turned the tide. Absolutely. An utter and complete failure. Subsequently, what happens to England? They lose their world empire. They used to say the sun never sets on the British Empire. Okay. Truthfully, because they had all the way to India and many islands and the far Pacific and then the Atlantic and guess what? It's all gone. Egypt, their prize, they lost right after World War I. And India was again about the time of the state of Israel. They kept losing all their territories. I think you know under the reign of this last queen, Queen Elizabeth, she gave away 95% of the empire and they called it a commonwealth. Now that included Canada, Australia, all the places, far-flung places in the world. Canada goes all the way to Arctic Circle. Australia goes to the bottom of the world. That was all part of the British Empire, but now only part of the Commonwealth, which means nothing. nothing. And I think there's like one island somewhere that is still officially part of Britain. Um I'm not even sure what was what was that? The Maldes. I'm not really sure, but gone. It's all gone. And they rose to glory for one purpose, to bring the Jewish people back. Hashem made them the greatest country on earth in order to usher in that era of the return to Archis which began precisely when the British Empire rose to its fame and glory in the late 1800s. Empress of India. No more masters of Egypt. No more. No more. Australia, forget about it. Canada, forget about it. Everything else, forget about it. New Zealand, forget about it. Do you know that all those armies were the ones that conquered Eric Israel away from the Turks? They were soldiers from Australia, soldiers from New Zealand. They fought the battle so the British could take control of Arj Israel and deliver the Jewish state. Those people lost their lives here in Arj Israel. And now in a complete act of final treachery, they join the French who who were actually overrun and became part of the Nazi empire. At least England didn't do that. And they dare to stand up and defy the will of Hashem. And more will come over the next several days when they make their official plan together with the Arab nations. It's the ultimate ultimate bilbool of Tvara. Okay? And no one has to be a genius to figure that out. Charlie Kirk figured it out. The world uses its phrases to um to blindly again no discernment between good and evil. And they they blur it in a mobble-l like fashion by using the following terms which have been employed I would say since you know pretty much since the founding of the state of Israel but even more so with the emergence of Yaser Arafam Zeramik Mamish and he got up in the United Nations and they were happy to have him back in 19 I I watched it in 74 you know that's 50 years ago we came with his same the same head mishagas that they wear today, the same kafia except it was a red one soaked with blood and he would say I'm a freedom fighter. I'm a freedom fighter and hold his pistol in the air and the United Nations would clap. Ultimate distortion of evil. And now look where we've come 50 years later. He was empowered and given a Palestinian authority which ended up with people being blown up in buses and smithetheriness and inifadas and murders. And then it gave way to Hamas with all the crimes that they committed on October 7th and everything since then. And then all the nations around the Arab nations have have contributed to the mayhem whether it's been Lebanon or Iran or from the Houthis in Yemen. It it it hasn't gotten only worse and worse and worse. And the cacophony was that they said in 1974 that that Zionism is racism. That was step number one because you're a racist. A racist means the is that all men are created equal. That's not true. All men are created but all not men are equal because some have a bris a covenant with Hashem and some don't. And that's the difference. You can join in the covenant if you want to. Hashem created this concept of bris for you to opt in so that you can be online and aligned with his with Hashem's purpose in the world. Noah was given the bris. The whole generation was given the the rainbow. What was the deal with the rainbow? Don't be don't be mash the world with your um sexual anarchy, with your murder, and with your theft. Well, guess what? The symbol of the rainbow has been taken in this day and age and exactly flipped and reversed and to say the rainbow is a symbol that Hashem that that man can defy the will of Hashem and there's no consequence to my choices whether they want to live with whatever a partner they want to have or they want to shoot or murder or kill because they don't agree with but people don't agree with their policy. as this Nebuch as this uh murderer did to Charlie Kirk because he was a transgender homosexual. Don't I don't like you so I'll kill you. I'll kill you in the neck and to take the colors of the rainbow which is the colors of the cozar explains based on that of others that this is the the the uh the or hashem and to then take it and to so defile it with the behavior of the dora only in our generation. And I have to conclude and then one has to conclude that we are in a situation where all of the generations of the past have come back to confront all the generations of the past. How is it that the world all of a sudden became 8 billion people? The world was never 8 billion people. Okay, you're lucky if you had one billion people in this world 150 years ago. What happened as the state of Israel was created? As the kibbut scolios began, okay, and hashem decided to move the Jewish population back from nothing in Eric Israel to now bashem well over 7 million Jews or whatever it is. The world population has soared also. And you know, they keep putting on a billion a billion people like it's nothing. Okay, where are all these souls coming from? They were never here. All the souls are returned to this world to get one final reckoning. This is what Rajashana really is all about. Rashashana is the grand reckoning. So if you want a taste of what the ear of Msiah will be, it's embedded within each and every Russashana. And that brings us to the 10 reasons why we blow the chauffear. The chauffear is the symbol of the bris. It is the ram of the it is the symbol that embodies the sacrifice of each and every time that there's a brisma which is on rash. We read about the brisaru and the those two central points that is the covenant because we will go from points where the oras the the coarseness of the human condition that we inherited from the unfortunately and's mistakes has to be removed and can be removed but it's a sacrifice. It's difficult. It's it's something which could draw a blood bubble. This blood will not kill you. It will make you stronger. The bris that Israel had to go through in Egypt to come back to their identity and their potential was twofold. Brisma and carbon pesak. And that's what prepared them to accept the bris of the Torah. And what do those two things represent? Brisma is personal sanctity right of the physical sense of conquering one's urges dedicating one's life to the pursuit of good and to help of mankind and not to self gratification of every single kind whether it's sexual whether it's financial ill gotten gain and whether it's um other sort of selfishness and and hatred and anger and then on the other hand the carbon pes which shows you that there is only one god they did the mazle of mitim they said the world is not controlled by the mazos it's controlled by hashem and the mazalos play a role but there's not the mazle ain't masle Israel we don't gaze into the constellations and say this is nature this is fate and that's what reman was teaching in in this Torah 61 he says this is the reason that the wisdom of astronomy of astrology uh which is the knowing of all the changes and future occurrences brought about by uh Gala Herakia. He says, in other words, Hashem gives his will over through the impulses, the electromagnetic impulses of the stars, create realities and situations on earth. And it's given to them to execute and carry out all the rules of nature of systems of of of weather of planetary uh planetary movement of the sun, the moon and the stars is all all orchestrating the life on earth and protecting it and developing it and encouraging it. As it says What is this great wisdom that is connected to that is connected to? What this means is that we understand and we have complete knowledge of the celestial movements which is part of the process of ku shakodes which is both rashana as well as rosh kodesh which converge on this day known as rashash shana which is both roesh and rashashana at the beginning of the year. Um and this was a gamur that we actually just had in the dafayomi. It's quoted here. The rishu andiel went on a sea voyage. And this is a garafy. As it happened, their journey took considerably longer and leel supplies ran out. Rabi Yeshua on the other hand had enough food for both of them. So said to be Yeshua, how did you know? He says, well there's a certain comet. I know the movements of the planets and I've been charted back from time in memorial and I know I have a misora I have the calculations there'll be a comet that's going to appear perhaps it was Haley's comet who knows or another comet once every 70 years is that Haley by the way I'll check that out I'll ask my ask you all to check that out that could be referring to Haley's comet which I do think appears once in 70 years >> he says and what can happen is that the sailors who position themselves by the course of the stars to know where where they're going on ocean where there's no markers. He said they might make mistakes. So I knew that they might get off course because of their viewing of this of this um comet and therefore they'll align the boat in the wrong direction and I had to bring extra food. Then the guru goes on to say that Gaml Estra Yeshua he said u you know there are there are people there are Jewish people having such incredible knowledge and and yet um they may not be the richest in the world. So he said basically to the extent is that a Jewish person who's a sadic is not necessarily seeking seeking glory that there were rabbis this is harus he says there were raonim that were so knowledgeable but they they they shrank from the spotlight they didn't wish to grandise themselves or enrich themselves based on their knowledge and they were forced into positions public positions so that they'll be able to eat and the gammor explained that said to them you No, it's not that I'm giving you public positions to serve to to serve your own interests, but to serve the Jewish people and you're going to be slaves to the Jewish people. A real leader is a servant leader. A real servant. That's why Moshe was called Ev Hashem. Mosh Hashem says, "My ultimate leaders are servants to to Am Israel. They're not in it for themselves." Shilli famously said, "I never took a a kamore. I never took anything for myself. Not one thing. Gammoran Hurios today as we finished by the way today was the sem of Horios which is the sem of Sed Nazikin. Hopefully all the Nazikin are out of the way. We've learned them all. We've experienced them all in this last period of last several years. We've been learning Nzikin for a couple of years. You know, it's part of the seven and a half year Dyomi cycle. We're done. We're done with the Nzac today. The NZ ends before Rajashana and we enter Kajim. We'll enter through the portal of holiness that starts this today. Today is the final day. As we enter rash, we're transitioning out of the era of those trials and tribulations, the the bloody beginnings, the bloody births and hopefully entering a time with no more kabonos, only kaduca and and lifegiving blood of brisma. Will shout mazletov mazletov. Notice you say mazletov at a brisma. Why do you say mazletova? It's exactly the opposite. A mazle is something that's nature. Brism is above nature, right? That's why we do it on the eighth day. Seven is is the moral and eight is that's why Kaneka is eight candles, not seven. So why do we say masletove on a bris for all things or an engagement which is also a bris between husband and wife? The opposite of sexual anarchy. Charlie Kirk's sexual anarchy that he went to college campuses which is the pit of the loness of all sexual morality taught by the professors engaged by the professors promoted by the professors and then of course slandering lashon harah calling Jews from the 70s we were called racists just for being Jewish and then we became aparthide nicks right because a racist separates himself from others So then that's aparthide and then all of a sudden after aparthide comes genocide. So we've graduated you know like from first grade, second grade, third grade we've become genocide nicks, not just racists. Although I did notice something very very interesting. There were 4,000 artists quote unquote again in the industry of the fantasy which is theadas tora the fantasy and imagination which can which which covers manho and that's of course the the movie and entertainment industry 4,000 great artists brilliant people all said we cannot work with Israel we have to boycott Israel Eurovision which was the uh music competition that gladly welcomed Israel and Israel won, you know, hallelu, you know, all the songs and Israel was part of the world. Now they're kicking Israel out. They won't even let them compete. Not in a not in a sports tournament, not in a movie, and not But that's a good thing. Actually, it's a very good thing. It's a very good thing because we had no business there in the first place. That's not our music. That's not I have nothing against the people who made the music in Eurovvision. I think they're wonderful people. The Israelis that did it and they did item but it's not our place and the movies are not our place. 4,000 people in the industry, great great figures of great genius have decided they will boycott Israel. Now when you boycott somebody and you don't let people appear in competitions or sports or ballet or anything like that or worse when you make sanctions on their you know boycott you don't want to buy their products that's murder that is a form of murder because when you take somebody's money you're taking their livelihood and that's an act of murder. Theft is murder. Okay. Theft via boycott is murder. Dimim Dimim and money is the same thing. Without money, you cannot live. Okay? The world is has crept but now entered into a stage of full out hatred declared yesterday United Nations but now it's getting into even the most I don't know simple arenas and you know Paramount Pictures all the all the all the movies were created by Jews unfortunately Metro Golden Mayor you know Fox. No, the movie industry is a Jewish industry. You know, the eur Eastern European Jews came to Hollywood and created a fantasy land to escape the terrors that Jews went through in uh in Europe and they were incredibly successful and they still are. But it's a world of fantasy. It's not a world of reality. It's a place where you can make up what you want. And the world will blindly without say and the college students being the worst of them are indoctrinated to say you first were racists and now then you are a aparthide which of course we have to sanction you and hate you and BDS you then that was the Durban conference over the last several decades and then finally as October 7th we are genocide nicks but those 4,000 artists they wrote wrote in their declaration they took one step back they said Israel's guilty of genocide and aparthide now it occurred to me what happened with genocide isn't a genocide good enough like it's bak mikoko whatever is inside genocide is inside aparthide right it's three levels racism aparide genocide we've graduated to the third level so why did they mention both I'll tell you why they mentioned both because they know for sure that the whole genocide thing is a bunch of baloney so I that even if you can tell me that it's not genocide, which of course it meets no definition. And yet every college student will repeat this mantra that they've been taught. And one of the only people who dared go into that den of hatred, iniquity, and slander and speak the truth was poor Charlie Kirk. And we saw what happened to him when he spoke the truth. He was murdered much like He was murdered. Now, I'm not saying that Charlie Cook was uh the Messiah or the greatest gentile that ever lived. He was definitely a great man. I think what the Rambam would call him according to the Rambam is from the there's a difference between and there's a very big difference. The word means that you go beyond the letter of the law and put your neck on the line. That's why yashem chose the idea that any gentile who endangered endangered their own lives to save Jews would be called. That's not a definition. That's what they chose. But according to the Rambam, he asked the question, every Jew is has a portion in the world to come because they're embedded and rooted within the soul of Hashem. That's who we are. We have the potential. We have the possibility of correcting of performing the bris of removing the oral and helping others do. Anybody who wants to join us you want to be part of the covenant just become a Jew. It's not that hard. It's called gayus. It's open to the entire world bar none. No one. No one on this planet is barred from becoming a Jew. No one. The bris is open through Abrainu. The portal has been open to redemption for all of mankind. Some come, some partially, some don't come at all, some are sympathetic. But as the Rambam, who gets who gets the same share of even as a gentile? Good question. Again, subject to the Sanhedrin. It says which have non-Jews. He says like this, if they observe the seven Noahide commandments because God gave the Torah to Moshe and in that Torah it was taught that God gave six commandments to Adam Harish and a seventh one to Noah. Right? What are they? Idolatry was given to Adamish not to do idolatry and the Gmorra derives this from all the conversations in the gan not eating from natur all over there. There are there are um many references to the seven mitz Noah it's sexual morality um idolatry murder a court system which is so desperate today how many times do we read day in day out and hear the news of the vicious murders here in Israel but in America of criminals uh insane criminally insane people who stab stab women for no particular reason other than that they're in a bus wandering around America because the legal system says heare dorham no bail no money for bail cashless bail whatever it's called is anarchy it's goes against the seven mitzvah of Noah that's what's been promoted in America and it's an undoing of the basic covenant of Hashem with man if a non-Jew would observe the seven no laws and and say God gave the Torah to the Jewish people and I agree with that and I will do what I'm obligated to do. You know that Charlie Kirk kept Shabas and he kept Shabas. He said so I heard him on a thing he said from he said that Friday night to Saturday night he didn't answer his phone, his emails or anything. He said save my life. He says somebody suggested to him take a Sabbath otherwise you're burning yourself on both ends. he'll never make it. So he said it saved my life. He says I did a Jewish Sabbath. And then he added something very interesting. He said as a evangelical he said well some theologians suggest that even Gentiles are obligated to keep Shabas. We know that's not true. But he said why? Because it preceded Matan Torah. So here was his error. He did not me meet the qualification of being the righteous the person who has a and haba because he accepts the Torah of Moshe. However, the Rambam says even if they don't, but they figure out on their own logic or their own religion that they make up to to copy those laws to speak towards the seven mitzvah of Noah to speak to accept the Torah to some extent and say that it's truthful. They're called if they speak well of the Jewish people, if they speak well of Hashem and Israel, they are and he certainly was a again he didn't have to be a sadic but he is a he was a and his was so necessary and vital and he's slayed in the eyes of the entire world of Russ to teach and contrast in my position contrast that event and what took place at the United Nations the murder of Charlie Kirk and the false declaration that we are not only racists but we are aparthide nicks and we are genocide nicks and these declarations and the world holds this in the balance of in this Russia shah and yes the world will get up and say okay so kamas is not good enough but the PLO should take over Israel uh instead we tried that already it brought us kamas the insanity ity, the delusion, the confusion that 142 out of 152 nations voted for will not go unnoticed. It's time for a clarity. It's time for discernment. Aman said there is a tremendous but it has to be reclaimed. The purpose of a bris that hashem renews with us on rashash shana and the way to get through rashash shana is to offer a chance to re-engage with hashem brisma carb and pesak were the foundations of the Jewish people along with the brris of kabala. The aada was the opening of the door to mankind. It takes place in miraesh at the very place where man was created. Why? Why does the the the the Jewish have to take place on the accord universal place of the and where no sacrifice that's what the Ram says in because it is the portal of restoring logic and truth to Hashem of correcting the sin of Ken and he and bringing the world to goodness. know how to best observe rashes sha rash shana we should be wise and think of good thoughts we should keep in hashem in mind hashem's goodness we must be happy in rashash shana but we also should cry for everything that is wrong everything that has been tragic in the world and in our lives in the first day of rashash shana don't talk so much don't make declarations don't say haras Be very careful. Every word is a creative act. Create only good. The Rebi Rabbi Nakman suggested to be very quiet on Rashashana other than Davening. Dav to Hashem, maybe learn Torah, associate yourself with good because this is the time of the sadic MS. This is the time where things can be corrected. But we cannot activate our own imagination and try to figure out all sorts of calculations of bonus of the way the world ought to be. Just accept the world that Hashem created as ultimate good to such an extent that we are given a credible power in Russ of thought correct thought of once you understand the truth once you understand what is right we can actually using our which is the same letters as straighten out the world it's not Hashem's job to straighten out the world it's ours but on rash We align ourselves with that good thinking with the Israel. We call and anywhere where is buried by the way has a which is why people go to Davin there over the high holidays. We go to visit our parents. We go to all the kavarum. Why? Align ourselves with the good and with truth. put. Use your creative talents not to create false narratives and not to create false justify distortions and relationships and words but actually use your imagination to concentrate deeply about the world being place of good. We're going to have to stop here. I just want to remind you there gave 10 reasons why we blow the chauffear it's about chuva the naveim it's about the aa and it's about all that truth but it's also about the in gathering of the exiles and it's also about the final judgment we must be looking at everything around us days of incredible judgment there were people who were almost called to judgment in Qatar some were brought and some not yet brought but there's power in the hands of of Eric Israel and of the Jewish people. Tremendous power. We must use it to prove that we are the good of the world. We are the representatives of Hashem and that will come. And then as we align ourselves with Roshashana with our ultimate purpose of reconnecting to the brisk then Hashem should give us the voice to counter these columnies. Those voices should dissipate that should disappear. That's what Charlie Kirk tried to do and was very effective at doing. And now that voice is still and we have to hope those voices continue and grow and establish the truth of Hashem and Israel in the world. [Music] You see your body shing.