Will Israel Wake Up? - Ari Abramowitz: The Land of Israel Fellowship

Are we a nation like all others that's concerned first and foremost with ourselves and our own narrow self-interests and how we're perceived by the world? Or are we a nation that is rising like a lion? A nation that takes responsibility for the weak and the defenseless, a nation that takes responsibility for humanity, a nation that is ushering in redemption for all of mankind, a nation of of leadership. Which one are we? Which brings us back to the very beginning of the fellowship. you know to the heart of Pinas. His act of courage wasn't born from rage but from clarity and from prayer from a soul so deeply connected to Hashem that he could discern between what was personal and what was divine between what was politically convenient and what was spiritually imperative. And in that moment, guided by prayer, not ego, he became a vessel for redemption. And so can we. We live in days of confusion, manipulation, distortion, when falsehood often dresses up as morality, and truth is branded as extremism. But it's precisely in such times that the calling of Israel becomes clearest. We are not a nation like all others. We are a nation that dwells alone. Not because we are isolated, but because we are chosen. We're chosen for a purpose. We're chosen to bring light. We're chosen to carry a standard of truth that refuses to bend to the idols of the age. So what is our task? Our task is to pray like Pinas, to act like Pinhas, but to love like Aaron, to love like Aaron. Our task is to see through the schemes of Bilam, whether they come cloaked in seductive ideologies, in globalist agendas, or in billion-dollar attempts to fracture our unity from within. And when Amalcch rises again in the form of Golani or Kamas or the nations around us seeking to wipe us off the face of the earth, we must arise as well. not only with weapons of war but with weapons of faith and of truth and of unshakable faith and trust in God and identity. This is the this is a moment of decision for all of us. Will we be like Zimri seeking to blend in and erase the boundaries of holiness or will we be like Pinhas standing in the gap lifting our voices and reclaiming the soul of our people? We can't be distracted. We can't be divided. We need to be united in prayer and in purpose and in our unwavering loyalty to Hashem because this war like the one in the times of Bil Am will not be won by might or power or weapons. It will be won through amuna, through chuva, through repentance and through a people who are remembering who we are. [Music]