End Antisemitism NOW!
Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals what end antisemitism would really look like, plus some unknown history about the Holocaust. An end to hate and antisemitism sounds wonderful in theory, but a look at what HaShem tells us in the Torah gives us a different picture that can be very difficult to accept. LAST WEEK OF TIKKUN SHOVAVIM! While TeShuva is the change in behavior for the future, The TIKKUN helps Rectify The Blemish of The Past. Doing A Tikkun Here, Supports The Film & Teachings That Are Also The SOLUTION!! http://TikkunHaBrit.Live #shovavim Rabbi Yaron Reuven's short Torah Clips channel – Please Share The Video To Help Other Do TeShuva. DONATE & SUPPORT @ https://www.BeEzratHaShem.org AI RABBI by BeEzrat HaShem Inc. https://www.AIRabbi.org Answers To Jewish Torah Life Questions In 30 Languages. Discover Jewish Wisdom at Your Fingertips, Rabbi Reuven's AI Rabbi offers wisdom and guidance in multiple languages, drawing from trusted, reliable sources. #Torah #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven 00:00 Introduction 00:24 Holocaust history 02:19 What ending antisemitism would mean 04:07 HaShem is protecting you
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0:01All of the goyim erased anti-Semitism from their hearts. There'll be no more Jews. And despite the pogroms, inquisitions, and the Holocaust, you still sin to this extent that you want to be like the people who killed you. Many people don't know that during the Holocaust, the one thing that's unspeakable of is... That there were actually Jews. There were some Jews in the Nazi army killing other Jews. We actually had a couple of shiurim about this. You can go to my page, go to the Holocaust research section, and see my lectures about it, showing proofs and... They were actually Jews that enlisted themselves, fabricated their identities, and changed their names. Not because it was for survival, but because they were more proud of being a German Nazi than being a Jew. They hated themselves for being Jewish. And this was from all walks of life, from Reform, even to the extent that it actually proved one Orthodox guy.
1:23They enlisted into the army of the Nazis, and they killed other Jews. Do you understand the significance of this? This shows us that when we're far away from Hashem, there's not much difference between us and animals. At least they're living on instinct; we have no excuse. Hashem says sometimes you're going to want to be like the killer. You're going to want to be like the sinner. You're going to want to marry him. You're going to want to marry her. I have to stop it because the fact that you still want to do it, even when they hate you, when I instilled the hate in them. Imagine what you would do if they loved you. All of the goyim erased anti-Semitism from their hearts. There'll be no more Jews because we already want to be like them. Due to our distance from God, we want to be like the goyim. We don't want to be chosen; we want them to be chosen, and...
2:44We don't want them to do the mitzvah. Let them do the mitzvah. Let somebody else do it. We just want to be like them. We want to be hip-hop stars. We want to be basketball players. We want to be football players. We want to be movie stars. We want to be singers. We want to do everything and anything except being a little avreich, learning Torah morning to night. A little Rambam goes to the doctor, works a few hours, but his main job in life is learning Torah. No one wants to do that. wants to do no, no. I want to be 50 Cent. I want to be Eminem. You know how many ba'alei teshuva send me their rap songs? Look, look, I have this rap song. I have this rap song I made, and they make videos of their rap songs. And, I mean, at least to their credit, they're rapping about God. Little white Jewish kid rapping about G-d. Sounds like Eminem, just talking about G-d instead. It's cute. But you're still far away from home. The fact that you're still connected to it means you're still far away from home. Far away from home. We still have to get you a little stronger. We still want to get you to a point where you don't want to do that.
3:55We still have to get you to the point where you want to sing. You want to sing to G-d, but not in a certain style because of anything else, but because it’s coming from your heart to connect to G-d through His Torah, not through your logic or what’s in style. So Hashem said, I have instilled this hate in the goyim to protect you. To protect you, because if they loved you, they would welcome you, and then all of you would not be you anymore. You’d become like them, and there would be no more Jews. Because you already want to do it when they hate you. And the only reason that's stopping all of you from doing it is the fact that they hate you. So Hashem says this is part of the creation. This is actually part of the goodness even though it looks bad. We are meant to be a light unto the nations, not to follow their misguided practices. Remember, every Jew must remember that he's a Jew and she's a Jew. We don't celebrate non-Jewish holidays, even if they seem harmless. It's a zilzul, a disrespect to the Torah, and could lead to chilul Hashem, the desecration of God's name.
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