Rabbi Chaim-Ozer Chait is excited that he is allowed to prostrate on the Temple Mount

okay today we're standing on theat witnessing one of the most remarkable events that has taken place in modern history and I mean modern uh maybe even going back a couple hundred years we have permission to do which means prostrating ourselves on the floor and giving praise to God uh um a couple months ago that was unheard of and really has the the law of the final step of aod so this taking place today is a portion of theod the completion of the aod the last step and that's how we do is take the place similar like theod we have sh which is the carbon carbon carb they have that's what says you can't talk between and because is really the conclusion of sh and the r because is the day of a so how can you leave that's how you conclude the the so doing it is a remarkable step forward we're actually participating in a form of the aod should give us strength and should guide us and should bring us to do the complete aod and we should be on of the to return and do the and and the building the base me