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Written 1800 - 1900 years ago - Prophetic Words of What will Happen at the End of Days

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We are introduced in Parshas Lech Lecha to a very interesting character into this whole plot. Of course, we know his name is Yishmael, the child of Avraham Avinu and Hagar. Now, this Yishmael, as we all know, is the ancestor to the Arab world, which numbers billions and billions of people who are slowly increasing as we as we speak. And as we know, they're the ones who are making the most noise presently in the world, causing the most amount of fear and trepidation, and causing a lot of the murder and terrorism that unfortunately we are surrounded by in our day and age, especially where I'm speaking from over here in Eretz Yisrael. But have no fear because the Baal HaTurim writes at the end of Parshas Chayei Sarah, Al Pnei Kol Achiv Nafal, when we find eventually that Yishmael will fall, then we start Eleh Toldot Yitzchak. That will be the beginning of the end. In other words, Yishmael is what we call Ikvesa d'Meshicha. Yishmael is the one who is at the end of the line, the final Galut will be with Yishmael. Now, in the dream of Daniel, when Daniel made a had a dream, he had a picture of four types of animals, and each one represented a different type of Galut, a different type of exile we'll go through, whether it's Babylon, Persia, or whether it was Rome, or Edom, which is known as Esav, which we know from Esav. All of these ones were referred to as different animals, but Yishmael is not mentioned there. The man born in our Parsha is not mentioned there. So, how is it that he's at the end of Ikvesa d'Meshicha? So, answers the Maharal 500 years ago, you heard me, 500 years ago, before there was any remez, any idea of a Medinat Yisrael, or a battle between us and them, the Maharal writes that they are not enunciated because all the other Galuyot, all the other Galuyot, they believed all the other uh all the other big empires all believed in some type of paganism, some types of a lack of a oneness of God. All the previous ones obviously believed in [clears throat] many gods, or they believed in Avodah Zarah, but even Christianity for the past 2,000 years is also considered Avodah Zarah because they also they introduced other ideas, Casper the friendly ghost, and all the other friendly people that they added onto the picture. But they don't just have one God per se, I think they have three, maybe two, maybe two and a half, or three, depends who's born today. I don't remember which one. Bal Kol Panim, that's considered Avodah Zarah also by Christianity. Only the Ishmaelim believe in a one God. They're the only ones who believe in an individual God and monotheism, which took it on, and that's why they have adapted the only ones who have adapted the same name as us. We have Yisrael, the name of Hashem, Kel. Yisrael, or Yashar, Yashar Kel, the name of Hashem. And they are Yishmael, they are Yishmael. Their name also has the name of Hakadosh Baruch Hu inside of it. The Kel is in their name. As the Pirkei d'Rabbi Eliezer writes that in the end of days, Hakadosh Baruch Hu, Yishmael, l'divrei Yishmael, he will listen. Kel Yishma, Hashem will listen. L'divrei Yishmael, he will listen to the cries of Yishmael. And sort of speak, they will be somewhat answered b'schut d'Brit Milah that they have, and b'schut the fact that they believe in one God, so they will have a dominance that will sort of speak come to override us. Very scary, but an incredible Nevuah that we are privy to, that we're able to see in our day and age. Let me read to you incredible words from the Pirkei d'Rabbi Eliezer because over here at the end of Perek Lamed, he gives a number of predictions. Pirkei d'Rabbi Eliezer was Rabbi Eliezer HaGadol, one of the Tana'im. It was written 1,800, even 1,900 years ago. And he writes over here, Atidim Bnei Yishmael Asidim HaAretz b'Achrit HaYamim. Let me tell you what Bnei Yishmael is going to do in the land of Israel, which we were already decimated after the Churban HaBayit HaMikdash, we're not around, and still he says we're going to be back here, and Yishmael is going to give us problems. What is that? First of all, Yimdedu Aretz Chaverim, they're going to measure the whole entire earth, going to say, "This is mine, this is mine, this is mine, this is mine." They're going to go ahead and say so. They're going to make the place a Beit HaKvarot. They're going to turn Israel into a cemetery. Rachmana Litzlan, Rachmana Litzlan, when we saw 2 years ago. And the truth is in all our wars, how many lives have been lost? Tens of thousands of lives have been lost at the hands of the power of Yishmael, at the koach of this Yishmael, of what he was doing to us. Continuing continues, V'Yarbeh HaSheker, they're very into lying. They hold it that lying is a mitzvah. Every Arab that you bump into, they never say you cannot trust them. I usually ask them something just to know to take whatever they say and switch it to the opposite. And I know I'm right. Right out here in our parking lot, there's a bunch of Arabs that are working in a building two buildings down, and they're putting things down there over and over. We went to them and said, "Are you doing this?" They said, "Ma Nachnu, we we don't do that. We're not doing this. It's not us." What do you think? We have cameras, we see them. I I I live over there, I'm able to see it now. They deny from here till tomorrow. And that's V'Tigosh Emes. The other thing is they push away Emes. People who speak the truth, they get upset at you, they get frustrated, they don't have anything to do with you. There's a long list here which I don't get into, but incredible. One of the things that it says is V'Yiveh Binyan BeHeichal. And in the Heichal, in the Kodesh HaKodashim, on the place of the Beit HaMikdash, they're going to build Al-Aqsa. They're going to build a mosque. They're going to have to Again, this is written 1,800 years ago. The mosque is about 450 years old. It's not that old. And it's and this was written much way before then. They're going to build in the place of the Beit HaMikdash, they're going to build other types of things there. And [clears throat] and there are many different things, but he concludes over there, V'Od Yarbeh Yishmael Omer, Rabbi Yishmael would say, Shlosh Milchamot, they're going to bring three wars. Bnei Yishmael are going to bring three wars. One of them is in the Kerach Gadol sheb'Rome, one is in a big city in the Western world that they will make a big war, otherwise known as September 11th. They will go ahead and cause some type of catastrophe in one of the big cities in in in the Western world. And another one of the wars is it says in the Aretz, they will do me b'nei Charvus Nadar Nadedu. They will go ahead and bring Cherev, they will bring what they call Cherev, sword, right? They will bring This war was called Charv Charv Barzel. And the Ein Charvus Ela Milchamah, when it refers to it as war and war and treachery and death and seclusion and terrorism and and and and catching captives, etc., etc., etc. That is what the predictions that are written this many years ago is all about these people which will come at the end of days. So, now we understand why they are the final Galut. Why are they the ones at the end? Because they're the ones who will conclude with monotheism also. They will do it also in the name of God, K'viyachol. And therefore, they are also stat- they're also considered almost parallel, if I can say, not the same level, as Bnei Yisrael. Also, in addition, all the four Galuyot were called Chayot, animals, as the Maharal writes, because they believed in some type of paganism. But Yishmael is not in that list because they are called an Adam. In our Parsha, they are called a Pereh Adam, a wild person, one who has no is uncontrollable, as Rashi writes, one who is wild, one who is not able to keep any type of grip on him. That's a Pereh Adam. So, in one instance, they are called an Adam, a person, because they believe in one God, but they are preface to the word before the word Adam is Pereh, wild, as the Chofetz Chaim writes, that normally you say Yeled Tov, he is a good boy. You say the noun first, Yeled, and then you say Tov, and he's good afterwards. But over here, it's done opposite. Instead of saying Adam Pereh, he's a person who is wild, it says he's wild as a Pereh. He says, "Because even though he has a status of a person, it is always preceded by the wildness of it." He says, "Put a suit and tie on him, and he still looks like something I don't want to get too descriptive. Like the Syrian leader right now, the one who's in charge of Syria is basically like a big gorilla in a suit. Have you ever seen a picture of him? He looks like a certain type It's a Pereh with the Adam that happens to suffice that continues following suit after it." Bal Kol Panim, it's considered the final Galut in the Ikvesa d'Meshicha, in the Ekev, in the final bottom of Mashiach, because this is the status of Adam to Adam, where we have a final battle against him. And then eventually, b'ezrat Hashem, as we read to you in the beginning, we have the famous and important Nevuah that says that when they will be nofel, Al Pnei Kol Adam Nofel, and then V'Eleh Toldot Yitzchak, and that's where it will be. By Esav, they're called Alufim, the leaders are called Alufim in the Torah. From Lashon Elef, there are many, as opposed to by Yishmael, they're called Nesi'im, they are leaders, because in the end of the day, they're not many, they focus on one davening to Hakadosh Baruch Hu, they're focusing on one. And yes, I have to end with the words of the Zohar that says a very important annunciation. And he says in the Zohar in Parshas Vayeira, he says that Avraham Avinu said, "Lu Yishmael Yichyeh Lifanecha." And Rabbi Chiya used to cry, says the Zohar, when he would read these Psukim. He says that Oy Oy L'Olam SheYalda HaGarah Oto, we should say oy on those days he was born and he has a bris milah, he has a circumcision because he's sort of speak is imitating many things if you notice many of the things they take on is Judaism warped basically, you know, but besides the bris milah they shaft animals they don't do treif what's kosher not kosher they will not eat a pig as we know they dive in a certain amount of times they bow down many things that they do they also have certain fast days they copied most most of Judaism and they took it on in that type of an extension and said that he's a lot of because he goes what's going to happen in the future when a team in the future they you smile are going to try to take over Israel because before that while it was empty he says when it's empty you smile will be in Israel just like the rest of the religion if I could say a sort of speak empty they keep it at a time when it's empty but then eventually when it will be populated and fruitful and growing so then will return to but they have to wait till the the merit of Israel has concluded until it has finished and until then they will have to suffer at the hands of the and now we kind of understand very clearly why we're having so much trouble you can't make a truce with these people it doesn't work it's not going to happen and we see you try to make peace here peace there it's not going to happen the only way really to do it as we understand is to drive them out we should have done originally but unfortunately there is a certain group of people here that weren't interested it's not going to happen cuz it's it's in the books it's it's already written that there will always be a parallel between us and them one cannot satisfy when you smile is around you isn't he's busy shooting arrows at them and when it's the other way around then it is the other way around and of course the head of the snake as we all know the writes 500 years ago 500 1500s the writes that they are an extension to Paris which we know of course is Iran of Persia because Paris he says is a dove is the bear each one you know bubble is like a lion everyone is connected one of the animals they're a bear let me tell you something about a bear and why Persia is called a bear basically it's known one who's very gluttonous but a bear is impenetrable even a lion if you shoot a couple shots he will run for it even a tiger the one animal that will you could shoot him and shoot him and if he wants to chase after you if you upset him he'll keep coming until he drops dead and that is the bear he never gives in he never stops he goes out of self until he gets what he wants Persia needs to be put down out of self Iran is to be completely annihilated by going and doing a 12-day war and stopping in the in the middle was an absolute mistake but then no one's asking me and it's not a big deal that's the point the point is that it has to be completely annihilated because as we all know as we speak they are recalibrating right now they're getting back all their weapons they're doing everything that can be seen we know it's evidence and right now there's a question who's going to pull the trigger first that's the whole question because a dove a bear never gives up doesn't matter how many times you shoot at it he keeps coming and attacking and that's the head of all terrorism the dove Paris is the head of Israel that's what the writes 500 years ago here we have it the predictions are on the board everything is there all we have to do now is to we are we have to be straight good upright correct your shirt and do what's right both to our friends both to and will bring the and will be will be able to stay in the right place without any more and he'll bring Shalom in a way that's real Shalom and not with a extensive peace which will not last because we're