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Can I say something I've never said?
>> Absolutely.
>> Listen carefully.
Daniel was a holy prophet who gives us
this unbelievable revelation at the very
end. So much revelation that an angel
come and says, "Shut the book. You're
giving away the time of the end." Are
you ready?
1,335
years.
Stop.
691.
Add that 1,335.
here in the year 2026.
>> Here I am in my late 30s about to move
to Israel, do aliyah to come and learn
Torah in the Holy Land. And I get an
Uber driver, a nice Arab guy, and we're
driving and we're talking on my way to
do Aliyah. And he starts talking and I
wasn't so aware of these type of things.
I grew up secular. I wasn't so
interested in it. Um he starts talking
about we're cousins, we're brothers,
whatever. And I'm like, "Yeah, of
course. Why? Yeah, we should be getting
along." And he says, "Yeah, what? After
all, you know, Abraham took Ishmael on
the mountain to cir to sacrifice." And
I'm like, "What?"
>> Brilliant. Two points there. I could
only I was making a imagining you in the
taxi like it actually doesn't say that
in the Quran, right? It doesn't say that
in the Quran. No, from a later
>> Christian later came to say it was it
was Ishmael rather than Isaac. See both
Christianity and Islam both believe
they've replaced us and that's very
critical. They both of them believe that
the Jews are once chosen but they
somehow replaced us that Muhammad is the
final prophet and therefore everything
else is is but their words. The church
believed that the Jews were once chosen
but now the church is the new Israel and
therefore the Jews cannot return back to
Islam and have a sovereignty of of and
over the temple mount that can't be. So
therefore when the base maintenance is
built on exactly Mount Mariah on the the
holy place where the holy of holies is
what happens is it destroys what Islam
what Islamic thinking spread and what
the church thought and that is it will
tell the world that the church fathers
were wrong that Augustine was wrong.
What what Irenaeus said Ignatius said
that they said the Jews would never come
back. The destruction of Jerusalem is a
is a a is a is a signpost that Judaism
was false and Christian is true. So when
we return and is in the hands of the
Jews, so then it tells the world and
based is built. So then everyone know
we've made a mistake and everyone turns
to the God of Israel.
>> Actually my my heritage is from Egypt.
My father and his father were from Egypt
and so I have firsthand stories. I know
very well what their mentality is is
like and they know as well as we do the
truth some of them and and they they
that's why they don't want us anywhere
near the Temple Mount. That's why they
don't want us uh you know succeeding
here because the more we succeed in here
the more we prove by by by virtue of
being here that that their their story
is a lie that they're standing on our
shoulders without permission. It's like,
you know, we they took our true Torah
and and want to steal away our existence
with it. It's it's it's really it's
brazen. It's very brazen. And that's
what they're known for is to be so so
brazen. And it goes back, you know, in
the in the scripture and the sages
explain to us that that's exactly what I
was trying to do. He was trying to
replace Isaac. That's that goes all the
way back to, you know, there's a nice
rash that gives us that information when
they were mah when they were playing
around with each other. So over there
they were he one opinion is that he was
they he was trying to replace and take
the heritage away from and keep it and
that's what they are trying to do.
That's no real secret about it. I'm I'm
amazed. I think this is one of the
really the really answer is it that
sometimes life makes no sense because
God does what he wants and it doesn't
have to make sense that everybody
believes the lies of Christianity Islam
is is I think part of the miracle from
Hashem some deep way he wanted it that
way in order to make a greater end of
miracle to where they all see the
mistakes. I think that's part of it. Um
but it's very very striking that when
Muslims uh took control of Jerusalem was
in 638 they had defeated the Byzantine
Empire and the empire then surrenders
Jerusalem the Levant to Islamic armies.
The the Muslim leader then takes a Jew
and tells asks him tell me where the
exact um stone is which is the Evan Shia
where the
>> where it is right and it's a Jew who had
converted to Islam under those
circumstances identifies the place
exactly where the holy holies is this of
this this event is not just in our
sources it's in Islamic sources as well
this is not some mythical thing. The
Muslims all know about this. And then
they took the Jews and they said, "You
have to clear off the Temple Mount
because the Christians use it as a
garbage place deliberately because they
want to say that the destruction of the
Temple Mount was a se for them was a
sign that God was done with the Jews.
And this is what happened to Judaism.
It's over. It was, but it's gone." So
the Muslims went and they took Jews and
they cleared off the mouthful of
garbage. I don't even want to say what
was on there. It's hard to believe. In
688 they start to build the Dome of the
Rock and Jews were used as artisans for
it and ultimately completed in 691
which is mind-blowing. So they really
really wanted to supplant the unlike the
Christians that said we'll make it into
a garbage can. The Muslims said no we're
going to build our Dome of the Rock, not
a mosque. right over the the place of
the mikdosh and in fact the text on the
inside of it says that God there's no
god but the true god and Muhammad is his
prophet and so on the show
>> and that's the irony we believe in the
same god but what's sac is they think
that god's going to be happy when when
they kill his children it's just it's
insane
>> can I say something I've never said
>> absolutely
>> so that occurs in 691 we know exactly
when that occurs that is more the dome
of the rock. Therefore, is more striking
in that way because it really was the
marker that comes to create an
abomination or a desolation on the place
of the rear.
The church that is grotesque is not on
that spot. This is listen carefully.
Daniel Hakodeshatur
was a holy prophet who gives us this
unbelievable revelation at the very end.
So much revelation that an angel come
and says, "Shut the book. You're giving
away the time of the end." That's how
chapter 12 ends. So I ask the viewer to
please look it up for yourself. Don't
trust me. So Daniel, we are then told
that from the time when this desolation
and abomination is erected
until the end,
happy is the one who waits. Are you
ready? I'm
>> waiting.
>> 1,335
years.
Stop.
using the secular dating.
Add that 1,335.
You're in the year 2026,
right? There's no I mean there's nothing
and I and I plead with you the viewer to
please look it up. Don't trust me. The
text all I just want to be very clear so
everyone understands that when the word
day is used in Daniel always means a
year. And it says there that from the
time of the place where the offerings
were brought daily offerings until this
abomination. And the reason it is it's
not because there are any idols in
there's nothing because it sits on top
of the holy of holies which is the
Jewish holy place. It's the place it's
the essence of the essence of
everything. The holy place on it's from
where heaven and earth
>> where literally the world was created
from that spot.
>> That's it. Full stop. The holiest place
right where heaven and earth touch.
Exactly. I want I want So it says there
that it'll be 1290 years
which marks the time 1980. I'm using
secular years so everyone's familiar.
That's when the Knesset in um August
30th passed a law that Jerusalem is
united as the capital of Israel. And
then it says happy is the one that waits
1,335
years for the redemption. And it's
happening now. So when we need to
prepare ourselves cuz we're talking
about a fantastic amount of concepts
that are in scripture that are very very
clear, it also is transparent. I think
and I think you would agree with this
that we're living in a time where
everyone has to get it. It can't be
complicated reserved for unique scholars
that have access to unique esoteric
knowledge. It has to be very simple just
like Purum. It was a very simple event.
We're going to kill everybody. He was
what Hmon was up to was transparent.
We're living in such a time. All these
prophets are there so that we would
understand them. And it's for our
generation now to marshall these holy
oracles that were left for our
generation. Kindle, we're now living in
that time.
>> My my question is what I'm still trying
to work out is this. If we know that the
end of this story is is peace and and a
forever perfect world where we all have
our place uh and this concept of unity
within diversity because it says all
nations will will see the truth. We'll
serve God and we'll we will all unite in
this idea of multiplicity but unity of
of course Israel in that little tiny
blue dot that you got to blow up 20 30
40 times to see.
>> Um but if the end goal is this piece so
where how does the transition work? I'm
confused because you know rashashana we
we make we mentioned with the simanim
about about our enemies being destroyed
about us being successful but I mean
there's we got to come a time where it's
not about fighting anymore where it's
not about enemies anymore and I'm just
so thinking like I look to the future
and this unbelievable idea of no more
enemies no more fighting no more
destruction but but we're not there yet
and I mean what what can you shed light
on and what do the prophets tell us
about how do we get to the beautiful
part of this story.
>> So the abnel addresses exactly this
point and he addresses in Isaiah chapter
2 3 and 4. The words are that the
Messiah himself will rebuke the nations.
They will take their implements of war
swords and spears and turn into
plowshares and pruning gooks. Nation
will not lift up sword against nation.
Neither will they learn of war anymore.
Isaiah 11, the wolf will lie with the
lamb. The the the uh the lion will eat
straw. So is the barbell explains
everything exactly as you mentioned. He
said the world peace all because
everyone will worship the one true god.
So one does what triggers the other? It
is because all the nations of the world
will come to have one ideology meaning
they will all swear only name of hashem.
They'll all bow only to the almighty
there'll be peace. It's not there'll be
peace and then people will come. So
that's we have to do the cause and
effects. Ants do the aggregation of ants
don't cause humans to have picnics. So
the peace does not come about that that
that brings about the worldwide
knowledge of God. Tanakh is very clear
about this. The Messiah will rebuke the
nations. Isaiah 2:3 and 4. He will judge
among the peoples. They will then stream
to Islam and they'll recognize the one
true God of Israel. The result of that
there'll be peace on earth. And in fact,
it's really delicious. No tire is
beautiful. Ezekiel 37:28 says exactly
that. I beg you, the viewer. I'm going
to turn to the camera. I plead with you
the viewer. Go to school chapter 37.
It's the valley of dry bones. Don't
remember the number. It happens to be
28. It doesn't matter. Please read it
for yourself cuz that's how it ends. It
says there will be peace because all the
nations will know that I am Hashem and
my sanctu will dwell in the midst of
you. All of it bound together. It is the
one knowledge of God that brings back a
peace and my ba mdash will be there and
that's how it ends and I I beg you even
though you may like us and we would like
to be liked I assure you I'm I could say
that with conf we're not crazy people
but I just for a moment suspend if you
like us just don't like for a moment
please now you can go on your computer
Ezekiel 37:28 so that's what the novi He
says the abraman of course are holy rebi
of nvi and every well all things that
are brilliant. He he says exactly that
is in fact the um the when all the
nations worship one true god the result
will be is that war will come to an end
because wars are really there because of
a difference of ideology but the moment
those difference end so then it it
>> is
literally
>> this brings me I think to possibly a
final a final thought the idea of being
a light onto the nations I think at some
point that that's got to kick in in a
real today because we see today with
internet and how messages spread all
around the world and the fact that
>> many non-Jews are wa going to be
watching this you know a lot of the most
popular Jewish channels Torah channels
have a majority of of non-Jews
interested in what we have to say
>> this is itself a sign of of messianic
times in in our midst and the fact that
they're willing and ready to listen to
us instead of chasing us with with
weapons of destruction I mean there are
some that are still a little bit you
know fanatic but but there's very peace
peaceful times and many many people are
open-minded to hear a different truth
and from a different type of person that
they would have been willing to listen
to before. I think this is an amazing
time. We can finally instead of running
away to save our lives, turn around and
be this light onto the nations which
will then help facilitate the spreading
of the knowledge of the true God. In the
past when we were running for our lives
and we had to protect ourselves. So what
do you expect light onto the nations?
They don't want to hear what we have to
say. But today, in such a beautiful
time, this is the time to be the light
onto the nations.
>> And it is counterintuitive.
Meaning, I don't even have to ask you. I
know that we both would say if you're
not Jewish, if you had any brains,
stay away from the Jews. They're
radioactive. We try come the nations
come against, they want to destroy us.
They want to wipe us out. But what's
happening now after the show after
October is that there's more most of our
viewers just so our viewers know we
didn't have this conversation before but
most of our viewers I I'm sure are not
Jewish that means we are teaching Torah
as best and being doing our best that we
should only be a vessel for
and the nations are coming by the light
of Torah if it didn't say that in Isaiah
60 arise and shine for your light is
come kings will go by your light so the
role goal of the Jew is to teach Tyra to
spread it somehow someway it's
counterintuitive the nation will come
and why light why light so fire is very
intriguing in that if I'm holding a
candle I could illuminate an an
unlimited number of other candles and it
doesn't diminish from my candle and
that's the unique property of light
conversely if I had a pale of water and
I give you other people water so my
water goes down but fire in some
remarkable way. It I can give millions
and billions of flames. I can illuminate
billions of candles, but my candle
remains lit. The light of Kali Israel
remains lit. And therefore, we're living
in that time, my holy brother. We're
living in that time with 10 Gentiles who
grab the shirt of a Jew. As we know,
that's the situs of a Jew. Why the
sisters? Why are they grabbing? Why are
you grabbing my leave me alone? No,
because they're saying at the end we
realize that you were the only one who
was supposed to wear tits and sits that
commandment is not the seven no laws is
only for the Jew. Now we at the end real
ah you were always the Jew after all you
the is this holy it is like seven. So
the rashi says they grab our corner. Why
you grab my clothes? Get away from me.
No, they talk to Rashi. Rashi says the
graing scissors. Why are you the gravy
scissors? What they're saying is their
maid they acknowledge at the end of
that's why we don't want to go anything
anti-Muslim or Christian. That's not the
point of this conversation. What we're
all hoping is what the Ram says
that why is the world filled with
Christianity, Islam, 5 and a half
billion people or one or the other is
because they have a concept of God one
they have a basic outline they have a
concept of commandments they have a
concept of there's a Torah except they
think they're prophet demigod somehow
they're they're putter when the true
Msiah comes and the Jews are there and
the B m is built on that spot then
they'll grab the sits and say ah You
were always the one who were commanded
to it since not us may be who lived
during that time but beu were right
there now.
>> Amen. I just want to add it's
interesting I was a salesman for many
many years and then God did gave me a
blessing and I wasn't able to sell stuff
anymore and I and I was and I returned
to the faith but I want to try to be a
salesman for a moment. When you really
dissect this, I think it's a much
simpler sale. Jew Judaism meaning what
Judaism are are trying to tell the world
is just be you. Just be the you that God
made you to be. You don't have to accept
and become Muslim. You don't have to
accept and become Christian. Just you
the way you are. God's perfect. He made
you and he only wants what he wants from
you. You're unique. There's no other you
in the world. Just be you and be nice
and be believe in God and let's make
shalom. It's a easier sale. I I mean if
the if the Muslims worked on getting so
many billion followers, I think in in
the the new era of of internet, we
should be able to to to get 10 billion
because our our what we're selling is so
simple, so beautiful and so true.
>> Yeah. And but what the Christians is
it's like a mullik and I don't know
there are many Christians watching her
whenever we use the term Christianity,
we don't mean the individual Christian.
We're talking about the institution of
Christendom. So what's very striking
about at the the very end of it all is
they all get it, they all understand it.
And however, Christianity, how does it
metastasize? Again, please Christians,
don't be offended. It metastasizes by
saying the real you is really a failure.
The real you is really a sinner. You are
really broken. You are infected with the
original sin. There's nothing you can do
to save yourself. In their words, you
can't work your way into heaven. So what
the what Christianity really is is man's
failed attempt to create God in his
image. That's why Jesus looks fantastic.
That's why he's 6 feet tall. And if I
said the guy behind you looks like
Jesus, you know that he's not a short
fat bald guy with a big goer coming out
of his head. What Judaism really is is
God's successful endeavor in creating
man in his image. What Christianity
seeks to do to undermine that say no,
you're damaged. You're filthy. You're
garbage. There's nothing you can do. And
that's why Yesheli says, and we say it
on the haftra, on a fast day, seek the
Lord when you find him. Call out to him
when he's near. Because if the man of
iniquity turns around, I will forgive
you. How come you would forgive me? I'm
I'm a nobody. The church just told me,
"I'm a filthy, dirty sinner." No, no,
no, no. I will forgive you. My ways are
higher than your ways. My thoughts are
higher than your thoughts. So Isaiah is
telling us, "Stop thinking that way. I
love you. I created you in my image.
turn back to me and I'll return to you.
That's the whole story.
>> Unbelievable. I just think such a
fitting thought right now is, you know,
to counter this unfortunate message. I
think that the the the people the the
Muslims and the Christians and all
humanity needs to understand like it
says God takes pride in Israel and God
takes pride in his creations and all of
the humanity that he created. They're
beautiful. When God looks at us and all
humanity in the divine image as it
applies to each each nation, he sees the
beauty that he made, the potential just
waiting to be unleashed. And so we're
not filthy. We're not we may be broken.
Yeah, we are broken and we have work to
do, but God doesn't throw anything away.
And so when we're done fixing, we'll
have this unbelievable self attained
beauty that's better than perfection.
Yeah, we're not perfect. We're going to
be better than perfect because we're
going to have made ourselves. And that
applies to every single human being out
there. It's just an unbelievable
opportunity we have. And I hope that the
Christians and the Muslims and everybody
out there is listening to this. God
loves us all and wants us all to become
the best we can be in the place he
created for us. May we see it with Msiah
>> and that's what connects us. There's so
much to
so much we but that's what the Russian
is. We recognize that God is king. We
announce he's king. God is saying,
"Look, if I could do this all over
again, I'd create this whole world over
again. But our marriage has a problem.
We really need to work on it. So the
next 10 days, let's work on this
relationship. Yes, I would marry you all
again." Meaning I would create Adam all
over again after Rash's birthday. And
then that's why follows and then we say
okay now we have sukus now we can
actually get married under the so maybe
in fact that sukus will be that that all
the nations will celebrate sukus
zechariah 14 verse 16 because they will
all trust in the coven and the clouds of
glory not in the not in the roof which
is what go means the roof people go to
war against the cloud people
>> wow
>> that's what's happening why is it called
gum mug why it called gug means a roof
roof a reinforced concrete roof. So the
people who trust in the roof go to the
wall trust with the who trust in the
clouds of glory. That's why Mashiah
comes with the clouds of glory and
that's what sukus is all about. Sukus
means that the how did go come to
celebrate sukus go sukus is not given
for go it's only for Jews but at the end
of days it's those gentiles and the
nations who said I trust in the clouds
of heaven I trust in ah in come we're
going to celebrate took us together.
Okay, you can have one more tribe, but
I'm just taking one more slap at this.
Uh, I just want to end with this
beautiful, you know, a little bit of a
poetic imagery type of thing like this.
It's a unique custom for the Spartan,
the Adisra Jews to sing a song of sin to
God on Yam Kipper. It's it's it's it's
it's makes no sense. It's absolutely
crazy that we stand before God Almighty
and sing to him, I sinned against you,
God in song.
And what this is is the the cabalists
talk about it being the idea of
repenting from the highest level of
absolute love where the negative is
transformed into a positive. Now,
there's been a lot of negative, 6,000
years of negative. All of that is about
to transform into the positive. And the
entire world and all of the universes
and all the spiritual worlds are going
to come together and sing this
unbelievable song from all of the
darkness and all of the brokenness.
We're going to create this unbelievable
song that only broken instruments could
make. That's going to be a song like no
other. May we merit to see the final
song of of of humanity. the final song
that's going to come from us because of
what we came through and then it's going
to come through us the song of Mashiach
and the song of eternity.
>> Amen.
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