What Happened To The Original Zionists?

0:06Most American Jews idolize Zionists. Most Israelis idolize Zionists. Little do we know that the Zionists, the original Zionists, Herzl and his friends, are worse than Haman. Haman wanted to kill the body. Herzl and his friends want to destroy Judaism. Now, before everybody starts hanging me instead of Haman, let me give you some proofs. Once a person looks into Zionism, he'll find some very famous names. One of the names is Chaim Hazaz. Chaim Hazaz was one of the biggest philosophers or authors in regards to the Zionist movement. And he writes the following in the Machazeh HaDerasha: "Judaism and Zionism are not one thing. In fact, they are two completely different things that contradict each other. Judaism and Zionism contradict each other," he says.

1:34When a person can't be a Jew, he decides to be a Zionist. Why? Because Zionism begins after Judaism is destroyed. Zionism is not a continuation of Judaism. Zionism is the opposite of what Judaism is. I believe he says that Eretz Yisrael is not Judaism. He is a Zionist. Nachman Syrkin in Merashap, one of the heads of Poalei Zion, one of the heads of Zionism, would continuously make fun of Judaism, calling Zionism the light and Judaism the darkness, and a holy war between the two. They have to spell it, "B'chol Kochot HaShechor Ve'Azadon HaLalu."

2:56but a hundred or so years ago. Now, Zionism, so you understand, is not a problem with religion. I used to always think that Zionism was pure communism. It's not. Yevsektsia is pure communism. Zionism is not an anti-religious movement per se, all the time. Zionism is an anti-Judaism movement. Why? We go to another one of the famous Zionists, the author Yosef Chaim Brenner. In 1921, he was one of the ones involved in the founding of modern-day Israel or the Zionist movement. What did he say? He said the New Testament is our book.

4:11not have any fear of Christianity. Like it's some treif. Ad rabba, l'yit'yaches eleha b'reshet b'nefesh dati. Opposite, he should treat it as if it is his religion. He wrote this b'Safrut u'B'itonut HaPoel HaTza'ir, Cheshvan 1910. This will also be published in our... not have any fear of Christianity. Like it's some treifah. Ad rabba, l'hityaches eleha b'retat b'nefesh dati. Opposite, he should treat it as if it is his religion. He wrote this b'safut u b'itonut HaPoel HaTza'ir, Cheshvan 1910. This will also be published in our So you could see all the sources again. Now, if this wasn't enough, Hashem said to Moshe Rabbeinu, the people of Israel, in Parashat Shelach, he says that if you're going to try to destroy my Jews, if you're going to try to destroy my Torah, I'm going to take personal revenge on you.

5:36By destroying you and everything that has to do with you. Where is it written? It's written in chapter 15, verse number 30. I'll just read the end of chapter 15, verse 31: "For he scorned the word of Hashem and broke His commandment. That person will surely be cut off; his sin is upon him." That's the big famous words: a person disrespected or scorned the word of Hashem. Now, who are the people that scorned the word of Hashem? Let's see what happened to them in history. I'll just read the end of Chapter 15, Verse 31: "For he scorned the word of Hashem and broke His commandment. That person will surely be cut off; his sin is upon him." These are the famous words about a person who disrespected or scorned the word of Hashem. Now, who are the people that scorned the word of Hashem? Let's see what happened to them in history. One of the founders of the Reform Movement, his name was Moshe Mendelssohn. Now Moshe Mendelssohn, most people won't like that I say. Why? Because he was a Jew and some people consider him religious. But he coined the phrase that you should be a Jew in your house and a person outside. Now Hashem didn't really like this expression. So out of his children, four out of six sons converted to Christianity.

6:59Let's see what happened to him. He was the beginner of the Haskalah, the Enlightenment movement—Reform, Conservative, all the garbage. So, let's see what happened to Moshe Mendelssohn. Moshe Mendelssohn considered himself religious. Four of his sons converted to Christianity. Four out of his six sons converted to Christianity. And... nine grandchildren. Only one out of his nine grandchildren remained a Jew. His grandson, Dr. Arnold Mendelsohn, eventually became a Protestant and then, after that, a Catholic. Meaning that ultimately, all his lifetime, all of the seed was destroyed, completely removed from Judaism. Now, this obviously shows that he, in his own house, couldn't, his own belief didn't really work out so much. Now, what about his students? One of his students was David Friedländer, and...

8:23born in Königsberg in 1771, and he was the friend and main student of Moses Mendelssohn. After Moses Mendelssohn died, he, in essence, took over. In 1799, he sent a letter to a Protestant priest by the name of Wilhelm Abraham Teller. It's publicized that he's suggesting to him that he and several heads of Jewish families are ready and willing to become Christians and Here we see Moshe Mendelssohn's belief of being a Jew in your house and a person outside not only didn't work out for his own house, but even his students eventually gave up everything. Next, we have Ahad Ha'am. Ahad Ha'am was a person who also had a lot of the thoughts and...

9:44Zionism and so on, and his opinion about Judaism was as follows: He says, instead of believing in this religion, "I have no problem believing in Darwin. I have no problem believing in science—that we all came from, you know, survival of the fittest, monkeys, amoebas, and so on and so forth." And Why? Because he called Judaism a tragedy. Judaism as a religion, he called it a tragedy. So he made fun of Jewish education, yeshivot, and so on and so forth. And

10:45he wanted to make sure that when Israel became a country, became a state, there would not be any Judaism, any religious studies whatsoever. His daughter, her name was Rachel, decided to follow her father's footsteps and also not to deal with the "tragedy" called Judaism, and Run away from it. So she married a journalist, Michael, also known as Jean, who wasn't Jewish. But her father didn't like this so much, and he called it a tragedy. He said that because you married a goy, you're cut off. I don't understand. You called Judaism a tragedy. What's the problem if your daughter marries somebody? It's not a tragedy. I...

11:45so you see that some of them are hypocrites to say the least. But this, he lost his daughter. Obviously, his daughter did not continue Judaism, and therefore, he lost his seed and his ability to continue in the world. The famous one is Herzl, Benjamin Ze'ev Herzl. In 1892, he wrote that he prefers that all of the Jews would convert to Christianity. And he says in his letter to Moritz Benedikt, he had a son that he didn't circumcise. And he says, I prefer that my son would convert right now, today or tomorrow, so his whole life starts off on the right foot.

12:46He himself can't do it right now. His father was still alive, apparently. That's the first reason. So it doesn't make any sense to publicly disown Judaism so long as I could take advantage of it when people are going against it. I get money from donors. I get, you know, political support. We just have to be patient. We have to be patient and after we get everything we want, we'll move all of the Jews, bar minan, bar minan, to Christianity. This is what he writes in the letter to Benedict. This is much worse than Haman. This is in Ktavim Herzl, Chapter 2, Yoman Aleph, page 14. Herzl himself would celebrate the Christian holidays and... Benedict, this is much worse than Haman. This is in Ktavim Herzl, Chapter 2, Yoman Aleph, page 14. Herzl himself would celebrate the Christian holidays and

14:12would make sure that his children would celebrate and pray the Christian prayers. And he is celebrated today as if he's the greatest Jew ever because people look at his beard instead of his actions. Now, what happened to Ertzit? What happened to his family? His wife, Julie, died at age 39 in 1907. It looks like it was a heart attack of some kind. His oldest daughter Polina was a promiscuous woman to a very high extent, apparently to the extent that she was hospitalized. She kept getting married and getting divorced, eventually ran away to France where she became a morphine addict and died at age 40. His son Hans, born in 1891, was was a promiscuous woman to a very high extent, apparently to the extent that she was hospitalized. She kept getting married and divorced, eventually running away to France where she became a morphine addict and died at age 40. His son Hans, born in 1891, was didn't have a Brit Milah because, obviously, his father Herzl did not believe in it. But at 15 years old, after Herzl died, the Zionists figured, you know what, we’ve got to make this kid the next leader. He's only 15, but he's gonna be the next leader. So, let's pretend he's Jewish. So, they convinced him to get a Brit Milah at 15 years old.

15:39Well, you get a Brit Milah, you get five Brit Milahs. It doesn't make you Jewish, though. It's just a procedure. It doesn't make you Jewish. Following Torah makes you Jewish. Brit Milah is a procedure. So, his Brit Milah only hurt, but it didn't make him any more Jewish than he was. And he became a Protestant, and he became a Catholic, and he became a Baptist, and he became a lot of different things. Eventually, he wanted to become a Jew, but he found out that his sister Polina died, so he killed himself too. And then the youngest daughter of Herzl, Trude, she had the only grandchild. The only grandchild that was left is Stefan Theodore, who decided to join the British army and called himself a Brit. He did not call himself a Jew or Israeli or anything. He was very successful in money, but apparently, that wasn't enough because, in 1946, he went to Massachusetts River and jumped off a bridge in Massachusetts in November 1946.

16:54Decided to join the British army and called himself a Brit. He did not call himself a Jew or Israeli or anything. He was very, very successful in money, but apparently that wasn't enough because, in November 1946, he went to a river in Massachusetts and jumped off a bridge. i mean, say, well, look at this. Herzl was the most, probably the most well-known Zionist there ever was. And most people, even to this day, living in Israel, living in America, learning about Zionism, do not know what I just read to you. I learned Zionism in Binghamton University. Not a single word that we just read was in any of the books, and... Why? Because this is actually from their letters, from their writings. Who reads their letters? Who reads their writings? You read what the teacher tells you. The teacher tells you what the book tells you, and the book tells you what the Zionists want you to hear. They don't want to tell you that Herzl wanted all the Jews gone, worse than Haman.

18:16They don't want to tell you that, in reality, it was an anti-Semitic movement. They don't want to tell you that. No, they just weren't religious. But there are religious Zionists today. No, they just confuse people. Because these religious Zionists don't actually know what Zionism is. Religious Zionism today has nothing to do with the original Zionism. Religious Zionism simply today means you support Eretz Yisrael. The bottom line is, if you don't support Eretz Yisrael, you're crazy. Not a Zionist, not that Zionist. You're just a simple crazy person. Why? Because there are six million of our brothers or eight million of our brothers and sisters that live there. How do you not support it? You want them to do good. doesn't mean you support their heretical government. It doesn't mean you support the secular mentality and the garbage education they have over there. But, of course, you support them; you don't want them to die, you don't want them to be taken over by terrorists. It doesn't require you to be a Zionist to do that; it requires you to be sane. The problem is today we learn in school that Herzl was a great person, and his holidays, his statues, and his streets all over Eretz Yisrael bear his name. Everywhere you look at his picture, he looks like the biggest rabbi in the world, with his beard nice and long. Little do you know, the guy was worse than Haman.

19:35To such an extent, the Chachamim say, even in the Torah, Herzl is there. Where is Herzl there? Exactly where we read. We just read, Ki Dvar Hashem Bazah. Right? Dvar Hashem Bazah, that someone that desecrated the Torah, someone that scorned the Torah. The Chachamim explain, Dvar Hashem Bazah, Bazah, scorn Bet, Zayin, Hey Bet, Binyamin, Zayin, Zehev, Hey, Herzl Binyamin, Zehev, Herzl You scorn the Torah, you'll be ruining the Torah. Just as someone that Hashem is going to destroy. Pasuk just for you. Pasuk just for you. Midah k'neged midah.

20:36You try to destroy Am Yisrael, Hashem destroyed everything that has to do with him. The only thing that's left of him is statues. His buddy, Max Nordau, or his real name was Shimon Simcha Maximilian Ziedenfeld. He was a buddy of Herzl. He hated Judaism to such an extent, just like his buddy, that he didn't even want to marry a Jew, so he married a movie star. Christian movie star Anna Elizabeth Dunce, and guess what, when he died, she didn't even keep his name. He didn't have any kids with her, nor did she continue his lineage or even keep his name. He not only did not have children, but he didn't even have a name left in this world. So you see how, but I came to rock the shop, is not a... Simple document of history has for Shalom. It's a letter of instruction from Hashem: if you do good, you get good; if you do bad, you don't know—you're obviously going to get in trouble. With whom? With the worst of all, you're going to get in trouble with us. And now the biggest...