Blind Leading Ignorant: Netanyahu Hires Christian Missionary To Help Jews?

1:06Bibi Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, is believed by many to be one of the smartest men in the world, apparently with an IQ of 180. He was educated in the United States and knows how to speak English relatively well. He is also in good relations with Trump and has accomplished some good things for Eretz Yisrael, with varying degrees of support from different people. Now he decided, what am I going to do? I'm going to hire this jokester to be the head of my campaign for social media for the government, pretty much. Now, who is this jokester? This is one of the top missionaries on planet Earth. He roots for Israel openly, talks about how Eretz Yisrael should defend itself, saying, you know, we have a right to exist, because we have this and we have that. But in reality, the underlying message, which is not so hidden, is what? We need all of the Jews to become Christians. That's the message. Yes, the Jews have a right to live, but by the way, the ultimate goal is for them to stop being Jewish. So now you're going to have the number one missionary on the internet, pretty much...

2:26He has, I don't know, millions of followers, this guy. Because it sounds like, it looks like he's Jewish. He acts like he's Jewish, but until you start hearing him talk about JC Penny. But by then you've already watched 15 of his videos. You already like the guy. Maybe he's right about this, maybe he's right about that. And what do they do? They hire him to be the head. The head of the social media for the government. Now, why is this bad? Why is doing such a thing so foolish? is no different than what we were talking about a year and a half ago regarding what Rabbi Goldberg was doing in Boca Raton, bringing Matthew Kelly, one of the top Catholic missionaries in the world, to speak to a kehillah of a thousand families about the purpose of life, or anything for that matter. We use halacha, not my opinion. Forget my opinion; it's meaningless. opinion of the Torah, someone that's a missionary is considered a min. According to the Torah, a min is someone from whom you not only have to stay away, but you are also not allowed to be within six feet of them. Why? Lest you hear what they say, to such an extent that the Gemara in Masechet Avoda Zara says that the rabbi of Rabbi Akiva, Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, almost got the death penalty from Hashem for listening to a missionary say something and...

3:50Kodesh Kodeshim almost got the death penalty from Hashem for the one time he listened to a missionary say something. Such an idea, and he enjoyed the idea, not that he believed anything. He said he liked the idea. What was the idea? He says, listen, the Torah says that our rabbi, who was known as JCPenney, says that we shouldn't accept anything from the prostitutes because it says in the Torah you're not allowed to accept the money of a prostitute as a korban (sacrifice), and you're not allowed to accept a dog as a korban. So the missionary had an idea to share with Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus. What did he say? He says, yes, just like her acts are disgusting, so is our money disgusting, so is everything that comes out of her disgusting, and therefore we don't accept it. And Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus didn't say anything. But he said, in my heart, I thought, well, you know, it's an interesting idea. He enjoyed it for a moment. Hashem punished him and almost gave him a death penalty.

4:56Meaning that Amin, a missionary, is so dangerous you're not even allowed to listen to him, lest you like what he says. It's a mitzvah according to the Rambam to burn their books. Mitzvah. Even if it's a Sefer Torah, they wrote a Sefer Torah, it's a mitzvah to burn it. Why? Because the whole thing is they're going against Hashem. Now, to hire a person like this is more dangerous than bringing Matthew Kelly to a shul. Why? People think, oh yeah, he's just good at social media. Look at the profile that he built. He built a big profile. He has millions of followers. You know, what's the problem? Maybe he could help the Israeli government become more liked by the nations around us. The problem is that people use their emotions more than they use their brains. So now that he's in the limelight, people are going to check out who he is. How are they going to check him out? Are they going to go to his house and say, "Hey, hello, can you tell us about yourself? What did you do last weekend? How many brothers and sisters do you have? Oh, really? Who did you vote for?" No. What are they going to do? They're going to look him up on the internet. They're going to see the guy has hundreds and hundreds of videos on the internet. What are they going to do? They're going to press play. is that people use their emotions more than they use their brains. So now that he is in the limelight, people are going to check out who he is. How are they going to check him out? Are they going to go to his house and say, hey, hello, can you tell us about yourself? What did you do last weekend? How many brothers and sisters do you have? Oh, really? Who did you vote for? No, what are they going to do? They're going to look him up on the internet. They're going to see the guy has hundreds and hundreds of videos on the internet. What are they going to do? They're going to press play.

6:13And some of them are going to say Israel has the right to live. Israel has the right to live. Israel has the right to live. It sounds good, good, good, good, good. You get sold. You subscribe. Next thing you know, the next video that you haven't seen yet shows up on your Google, shows up on your email, shows up. What? Oh, and by the way, JC Penny is here to save you. And now a Jew that's ignorant says, oh, maybe he is. Maybe he's not. Who knows? Who am I to judge? This guy is such a nice guy. He's got 20 million followers. Maybe he is right. That's why he has so many followers. You start using your Yetzer Hara brain. So now you put this guy in the limelight that all Jews right now are going to know who this guy is. There's no higher level of stupidity in the world than this, other than making him the prime minister. Maybe it's better. But, rabotai yekarim, this is also good news. Why? It means the Mashiach must be really, really close. Why? Hashem must identify who's wicked and who's righteous before the end of times. So for anyone who thought that maybe there's a chance that there's something that looks better than what it is, Hashem is making everything clear. Crystal clear. We're not the judge, we're not the jury. But to hire a missionary in the Jewish government is just, honestly, it's better to hire a terrorist.

7:33a known terrorist with an atomic bomb on him is preferred to hire; at least you know he's going to kill bodies. The body goes, and the body comes back as a soul. This person, however, kills neshamot. He kills neshamot. People simply don't understand. We're blind, we're blind, but this is what's happening.