Kiruv Story | Rabbi Yitzchak Grossman | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

There was a guy that uh was didn't understand how someone could continue to [music] fail the test if you give him the truth. He was so holy, such a holy. His name is Rabbi Gross. Not the gross from the [music] wakes. Not that guy. That guy is Amalik. Talk about the gross that Keshi and he decided that he's going to go to this horrible [music] neighborhood in in Israel and 40 years ago about and uh he's going to move there. Why is he going to move there? There's work to do. He so he saw that in the border over there between the Arab places and and the Jews there was [music] there was a someone so he went to one he went to the to the people over there and he says who's your boss says don't talk to the boss boss says pinas pin he's a criminal he's a murderer he's a this he's a that don't mess with him nobody even the cops are scared of pinas the Police are scared of binas. Where does he live? Bye-bye. Enough's enough. I'm telling don't mess with binas. He's no joke. Where does he live? He lives over there. Fifth floor. Go. He goes to the house. Hello. I want to go. The neighbor heard the knocks on the next door. He goes, "Hey, listen for the I don't know who you are. I'm just letting you know. Make sure you wrote a will. Make sure you wrote a will cuz if you come in there, you're not going out. He's a cold blood murderer. I don't know who you are. I don't know what you think you are. All I know is if you're going to house, you're not coming out. Hello. [music] The murderer opens the door. Ken, how can I help you? What do you want? I came here to say, who are you? Oh, [music] what do you want? I just want What do you care? I want to have with you a little together. I'm moving to the neighborhood. I wanted to do you're moving to this neighborhood you hat this long coat everything you're moving to this neighborhood you didn't find anything else the rest of Israel I'm moving here I want next door to you I want to do the okay new come he sits down with him this kesh kashim is sitting with the criminal head of the underworld at that time at that place >> why why are you doing this business of your which is against the Torah Why? I need to [music] pay the bills. You came to say this is a place and a time. Mind your business. You're lucky I'm not uh He's not giving up. He's not giving up. love. I'm giving you enough respect. Enough. Okay, I'm going to ask you one question, then I'm going to leave. Did you ever have a dream? Do you ever have a dream of what you want? Did you when you grew up, you were a kid? Did you imagine you're going to be a pimp? This what you imagine yourself as? No. No. Obviously, no. So, what did you ever dream? I dreamed I have a truck. In those days, 40 years ago, a semi-trail truck was unheard of. Wow. You have a truck? Yeah, I have a truck. I'll sell things. I'd buy things. I move things. Yeah. If I had a truck. That's what I imagine myself doing. So, so if I [music] give you a truck, you stop with with this. What do you mean? You know how much a truck is? Well, don't ask how much it is. If I give you a truck, if I give you a truck, you stop. He goes, you give me a truck, I'm stopping. He went home. Nothing. Doesn't have anything. says to his wife, "Honey, we're selling the house." Okay, cool. He sold his house. He bought him a truck. He showed up to his house with a truck. Here, you have a truck. He stopped and he told everyone in the neighborhood, "Listen, anyone touches one of uh one of these Jewish women? You have to deal with me." Hashem did chuva. And he actually still lives in that area to this day, there's almost no crime in the entire area from what he did. Why? He believes. He believes what Hashem wrote is what's going to happen. He believes that there is a diamond inside you. Sometimes it's hard to find, but it's in there. Thank you for more. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. [music] Beious.