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Of course that’s ok. Thank you for your kind words!

Thank you for tuning in. Glad you enjoyed it! About the bloopers haha :)

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Thanks for listening Reb Zalman! Glad you enjoyed it :)

@@moishydoron4839 תודה ר׳ משה!

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​@@Yossiloloyan Germany is alive too. So? You zions are natzi

Germany is alive too. So? 😂

Zions are modern natzis

@@uwu-nkun6895 the nazis aren’t but Germany is so nice try but dumb joke 🤦🏾‍♂️

Thank you Reb Zalman!

@@zalman9607 thanks Zalman!

Relevance to this video is what exactly?

Where is the source for this?

No. A deer is a חיה

@@Yossiloloyan exactly so how can we tie flat teeth to בהמות and pointy teeth to חיות?

@@ytsi7505 obviously it means carnivores vs. herbivores

Good point

Yes

I didn’t know this. Interesting.

@@Yossiloloyan just the idea that if there is a mouse in the house they weren’t allowed to have a trap that can kill it for example seems hard I guess same with vegetarians who can’t employ mouse traps that kill mice very hard?

I was wondering the same thing :)

@@Yossiloloyan they were able to eat meat if it was either a קרבן or road kill they just couldn’t kill for mundane use if memory serves?

I was aware of this (in general). But either way it is forbidden and any claim like blood libel is laughable because it is so antithetical to Jewish law, practice, and culture.

It’s a good question. What was her experience until she got married? Someone else asked about this, and I answered that perhaps she was an orphan but that still doesn’t fully answer the question. If you look at the thread of question and answer I have an answer that made the most sense to me. But I really don’t know for sure. Thanks for asking :)

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@@ytsi7505 I’m Guessing she was an orphaned girl

@@Yossiloloyan thank you

@@Yossiloloyan orphan girl meaning she didn't grow up in a house with a married couple I don't know how orphanages worked back than I just think of the orphan girl the בעל שם טוב and his wife raised ?

It’s a good question. I’m not sure what the answer is.

Maybe in her mind other homes she saw were already bigger and didn’t need expansion but small homes became bigger 🤷‍♂️

I was just speaking about this over Shabbos

Thank you!!

Thank you for watching ♥️

As far as this idea of secular zionism, I am more opposed to it than you are. This doesn’t change a thing about our rightful inheritance. The land of Israel. There is a lot to be said of how that should, or should have come about, and you’d be surprised that inking agree with some of what you might say. And also about the oaths, if one side breaks the agreement, the other no longer has an agreement to uphold. Go figure that one out yourself.

Yes. And it is also destined for us to return. You forgot about that part. Also, it was only promised as an inheritance to the Bnei Yisrael. The will of G-d is what prevails. For a long time, He gave the arab nation control over the land. Now let me see the same energy when He performed miracles for the Jewish people when give Arab countries attempted to annihilate them and failed. It is now back in the hands of the rightful heirs. In the text itself it mentions they will rule over it when is is empty. This is no longer the case. Every aspect of what’s going on, no matter in whose favor it goes, is the Hand of G-d. It is not heresy to say that the arab nations will not rule Jerusalem and the Temple Mount forever. I appreciate you bring this up regardless. I enjoy speaking to people who are knowledgeable, and it is a Jewish tenet that one must strive to learn from everyone. So thank you!

You are welcome to your opinions. You mention the texts that bolster your narrative conveniently. You point to the text and prophecies that tell of our leaving the land, but not of the text and prophecies that tell of our return. You quote the Talmud to bolster your argument, and then say it has no authority. I will tell you who has absolutely no say. Anyone who does not have a direct link to the teachings of Moses. If you know so much, why do you not know of the unbroken chain of tradition all the way from Moses to the scholars in the Talmud, clearly outlined in Jewish texts. A clear unbroken giving and reviewing of the word of G-d that NO OTHER PEOPLE possess. I don’t care much for the term zionism, nor do I defend every move the Israeli government makes. Far from it. But Israel being the Jewish homeland is quite clear in the Torah, despite your efforts to paint it differently. We know our texts. Including the parts that don’t fit your narrative.

Moses, along with all the other people Mount of Sinai, became the Jewish nation at Mount Sinai. I don’t know what you’re going on about. And Abraham was called Ivri, or Hebrew, a name that carried ONLY through the Hewish people, as we see in the story of the Jews in Egypt.

Ok so long as you are right.

Which man do I believe in as G-d? News to me!

@@Yossiloloyan he he he is all I've ever heard

Yes, because I was talking about the Prime Minister and the fact that finally he was speaking about the G-dly connection to the land. The whole video was based on trusting in G-d MORE!

If you watched the video you’d understand. This does not mean Israel is without issue. This doesn’t mean bibi is without issue. I myself say this in the video. Did you watch it?

@@Yossiloloyan Yes, you did not do a good enough job in my eyes of hammering home what I was thinking. That is why I commented the way I did. I felt like I put that in a nutshell a bit better. I do not believe your video effectively reached the audience of commentors neither. I also cannot leave a comment equal to watching a video. Israel is not without issue? Israel in my opinion, is on the brink of a Civil War and has no clue. I can point to quite a few things that will show, Israel has not shined in a while, let alone that week. I do not support HAMAS. I also do not support Israels response. You may not be a Zionist but, your video and how you point to these faults and miss other glaring ones just comes off as Zionist. A person was in your thumbnail to your video with the words "shined". That person is Netanyahu and all he did was turn his back on Jews and what Israel was founded to achieve when it was established. Why was Israel established again? So, they could live somewhere where they would be Protected and safe from anyone who wants to harm them and practice their beliefs and be free of persecution? What did Netanyahu do leading up to Oct 7th? He received intelligence reports that: An enemy who supposedly has it enshrined in their constitution that they want to annihilate Jews and take hostages and stage a day of terror across Israel. He ignores it? He decides he doesn't have to honor his job; the defense of Jews and the promise of what Israel was established to achieve? He willingly and arrogantly placed himself above Israel and the Jewish people by assuming HAMAS would not!! Your video had the word shined next to this man's face and is why I clicked. Netanyahu and the SETTLER right sided government are tearing Israel a part and may cause that Civil War I mentioned. Israel has MAJOR issues and Netanyahu is one of the biggest of them all.

You and me both are upset at how oct. 7th could have happened. Whoever is responsible for that has it coming, regardless of which side of the border they live. That doesn’t take away from my point regarding THE PARTICULAR words of Bibi that I am referring to. Also you lost me at “settler”. It sounds like you are blaming the right for taking too strong a stance. I disagree with that strongly. Thank you for sharing your thoughts here.

G-d. We believe in G-d. And a little thing called history :)

@@Yossiloloyan What's your real name on that other passport? Where are you parents and grandparents originally from? Eastern Europe?

Do you want the ones from my Iranian grandparents or my Moroccan grandfather? Or do you get to decide which part of history is conveniently no longer relevant? Parroting idiotic talking points doesn’t make you smart or the winner here. Go yell into your echo chamber where no one challenges your garbage. Signed, A proud Jew :)

@@Yossiloloyan You just Jewed yourself, this is perfect 😂 An Iranian Moroccan has the audacity to call Palestine his land promised by his own god which no one else believes in! Didn't need that little thing called history to show how irrelevant and laughable your argument is. You people are something else man. "Signed a proud Jew" 🤣🤣🤣 Whatever helps you sleep at night Jewey.

@@Yossiloloyan Iranian Moroccan says the god only he believes in promised him Palestine 🤣 nice one! Please tell me what part of history legitimizes your claim and makes it historically relevant, from the perspective of an Iranian Moroccan Jew?

Thank you Mendy!

I think he cared for the man to have a clear conscience instead of feeling guilty. That’s what shows his Gadlus. He didn’t stop at Mechila. He wanted the man to know that it’s his “fair and square”.

@@Yossiloloyan interesting

@@Yossiloloyan it may also have to do with the כפרה that is needed if someone thinks he is doing something wrong even if it isn’t actually wrong in this case he would need כפרה for thinking he was still גזלing but I don’t know for sure

That would be an interesting Shiur :)

Thanks?

@@Yossiloloyan If You are not Light to the world, pray tell.

@@j27340 I prefer clarity in my conversations. What are you trying to say good sir?

Riight…. Nice use of the word Chutzpah btw 🤣. You are noticing a people who thrive despite years of persecution. We are no victims. And the only type of person who’d say that citizens of a country “insert” themselves because of their ethnicity or faith is one who hates them to begin with. Why should a Jewish citizen have less rights than a non Jewish one. Jews existing bothers you it seems. That’s just too bad. I do feel incredibly lucky to be a Jew. If you interpret that as a feeling of superiority that’s a you problem. We didn’t chase ourselves out of Judea/Israel. We were taken out in chains. And we try to make the best of our situation wherever we are. As should everyone else. And if mentioning the fact that only the Jewish people received the Torah at Mount Sinai means implication of superiority, you’re a fool. It’s time to stop blaming the Jews for your problems and get on with your life.

Very inaccurate. The al aqsa mosque and the dome of the rock in Jerusalem did not exist in the time of muhammad. “The farthest mosque” aka al aqsa refers to something else. All the Jews have one Torah. Where it clearly states that the land is an inheritance to the descendants of Jacob. Zionism or not, this isn’t something optional in Judaism. There is enough to go on for days or perhaps weeks regarding the actual facts on the ground regarding conflict between Jews and Arabs in the region and how to remedy it, but one thing is for certain. Israel belongs to the Jewish people. If you disagree with that, you disagree with the Torah. I have many problems with the way Israel is governed, but not with it being Jewish land. That is undisputed in Judaism. You are entitled to have an opinion other than the Torah, but you can’t change facts about Torah and Judaism. If you deny Jewish ownership of Israel, you do not respect Jews. And that’s ok. We don’t need it. But don’t convince yourself that it’s “just Zionism”. That’s a load of garbage.

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@dingo1907 I don’t see how this clip has anything to do with who the land of Israel belongs to biblically.

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@@Yossiloloyan Why are you laughing? Scholars affirm this. Maimonides was influenced by Muslim theologians. You don’t find his teachings in theology prior to Maimonides. He literally read the works of Muslim theologians in Arabic. The early Jewish theologians affirmed anthropomorphism for God. We can see the clear development prior to the 7th century and after the 7th century in theology. Your greatest scholar was heavily influenced by Muslim theologians and works.

Scholars? Which scholars? I guarantee you Maimonides had no affinity for islam. He had to flee his birthplace because of radical islam. He was also very well versed in the philosophy of his time, but the only word he accepted as an authority was the word of G-d in the Torah. Believe me you know nothing of who Maimonides really was.

@@Yossiloloyan He was influenced by Islamic theologians. He literally read and study those works. You won’t find his opinions from earlier Jewish theologians. Why is that? Because he was influenced by Muslim theologians. Maimonides was influenced by Islamic Mutakalimeen. Muslims who believed in divine simplicity. You don’t find divine simplicity in the works of commentators in the third or fourth century ce. You are claiming ‘radical Islam.’ That is so funny. Do you want me to quote the teachings of Maimonides? Do you want me to show you which laws he affirmed. Is he radical or not? It’s funny how you try to criticise others for things that Maimonides is 10 times worse in. You want me to to show you which laws Maimonides believes in?

You are entitled to your opinion. I disagree. I study Maimonides almost every day. I don’t need you to show me anything. I’m not talking about opinions. I’m talking about the suffering he went through.

And who are the devils, sir?

@@Yossiloloyan NOT THE REAL JEWS the wannabe the zioo’s Bolsheviks

There it is! The real original talking points that is TORALLY real. Lease pray tell me. Who ARE the REAL Jews? Which one am I? 🤣 And just to be clear, would you say the Jews are people who DON’T follow the Books of Moses? You’re kinda just saying who the Jews aren’t, not who they are.

@@Yossiloloyan they are Palestinian that’s the real Jews! No such thing as isreal that’s someone’s name not a place!

How right you are! The name Israel refers to Jacob AND his descendants, the people of Israel. AKA the Jewish nation. It also refers to the land, along with the name Judea, which you’d know if you actually knew anything about the Jewish people and her history. The first thing you said is so idiotic it doesn’t merit engagement. But please by all means keep on making a fool of yourself, and forgive me if I don’t stick around while you continue to do so.

LOL, what poor anti-semitic pseudo scholarship off of the 13th Tribe by Koestler and wide generalisation, especially when it comes to Mizrahi Jews.

@@HebrewsvJohnv What are you on about? All I stated was facts, facts which people on both sides don't know. Anti semites believe the Jews originated from the Khazars even though they are not, and Jews like this guy believe the Khazars were only a myth, which is a lie, the Khazars existed and were as real as any Nomads that passed through the Eurasian Steppes. Even us Hungarians were temporarily under the Khazars for a while until we packed up and left for the Carpathian Basin.

Wrong! I never said they were a myth. I said legend. Because legends can be true. I believe it’s very possible they existed. Either way we know very little about them, and when I said it was debunked I meant the theory that Ashkenazi Jews come from them.

In fact, there is a very important work that describes conversations between the Kazarian king and a Rabbi regarding theology that ultimately is responsible for the kings decision to convert. It has a simply unclear how much of this is fact vs allegory. That being said, I do not deny the kazarian kingdoms conversion as a matter of fact. I’m neither here nor there. I’m glad I could clear this up.