The Video Every Jew Must Watch - (Israels Future)
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- In this one video we disprove all the reasons people use to deny the truth about living in Eretz Yisroel.
A must watch video for anyone searching for the truth.
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This is one of the most important videos for the Jewish people to watch. Thank you brother for not being afraid to speak EMET (TRUTH)!! May we return to our land quickly! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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Please all Jewish people living outside of Israel must hear this gentleman.
Wow! I've waited to hear that message forever! How can a person express their real love for Hashem and His Land better than Living in it!
What an amazing video - you truly speak Emes!
Thank u
You give me chizzukkkkk!!!!!! We just made aliyah we know we belong here it really did get challenging in the beginning but we keep going and I look forward to ur videos
Thank you for that.
Chazak v'ematz!
If you're not indigenous to the region, you're a colonizer, and do NOT belong there.
Yes; we are ALL brothers and sisters.!
You’re 100 percent right! ❤
Actually, the quality of life for both observant and non observant Jews is higher in Israel than say America. We have 100 % health care coverage with no copay, no deductibles, no exclusions. We have a govt. mandated pension plan for all salaried workers. Our Religious and secular public school and even the chreidi schools are all govt. supported - no 30,000$ per year tuition for OUR schools because there's not separation of "church and state". Our poplulation is some 15% religious and another 30-40% traditional - American Jews are no where near that level of observance. Over 20 MKs in our govt are observant Jews - in the US none are observant in Congress and many there are anti religious and self hating. Our life expectancy is higher than that in the US. All happiness indicies show Israel far above the US. We don't have car jackings, home invasions, muggings, gang violence, mass school shootings, nor is there an open border bringing cartels, gangs and opiates into the country. Our murder rate is 1/3 that of the US. Jews in Israel can take public buses and trains and not be harrassed, mugged or face anti semitic violence. Nearly every supermarket is kosher supervised and most eateries in nearly every city are under kosher supervision. Living in Israel gives one purpose for both building the Jewish nation and carrying out the will of the Creator - what's the Jew's purpose for living in Crown Heights, Monsey, Boca Raton...a life based on waiting?? Today there's no scrifice for aliyah just a win, win!
Great screed! I'm a couple years away from making aliyah but I need no convincing.
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We had to go to America for three and a half years and it was HELL!
We are so happy to be home!
If you, as Jewish people, feel that you need your own state, that's perfectly fine.
However, you have no right to immigrate to someone else's homeland, and colonize it. Feel free to create your Nationalist Extremist state, but do so somewhere people don't already live. Germany should help figure it out, but Palestinian had nothing to do with WW2.
Evidently beachfront property is VERY important to you, so maybe consider pooling your funds to create one of those man made islands.
God needs us to have a home state. He made the world and can give whatever piece of land he wants to who ever he wants. If you don't believe in God than your just a noisy random continuation of the bang and should opt for silence
@@Bneineviimacademy if your response was directed at me, I strongly suggest you look into The 3 Oaths of Judaism that
Z i o n i s t elders have tried to keep from you.
Amein v’amein!!!! Yasher koach my brother! 👏💪✡️🇮🇱
Thank God that you have the guts say the truth. After October 11th I cried my heart out. Not because of what happened but because if the religious choose we're here in Israel it would not have happened. Gush Katif would not have been abandoned. The government would be a righteous one.
על אלה אני בוכיה
You people are sick. Sorry, but colonization became illegal in 1945. If you're not Palestinian, you're a colonizer, and therefore have no right to be there.
Good and powerful video, as always.
oyvey
Thank you and Amen 🙏
You are so welcome
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Great message, one of the few videos that are worth watching. May all Jews live in the land of Israel soon.
Thank you
I first visited Israel in 2008 at the age of 22 and completely fell in love with it. It inspired me to learn Hebrew, which I began learning at that point every single day for several years straight. Not having grown up religious, I never went to yeshiva and therefore my knowledge of Hebrew was literally at zero at that point. Within 5 years of that point I was not only fluent in Hebrew, but proficient in it. In 2014 I was finally able to fulfill my then-6-year dream to move to Israel, and I made aliyah at the age of 28. I made a tremendous leap of faith, leaving behind everything in the US. My job, my family, my friends, my neighborhood, along with the many comforts and conveniences of living in the US. Despite some struggles and inconveniences, I loved living in Israel and my goal was to never leave. Unfortunately, a number of different things forced me to change my plans and move back to the US in 2019. It was very difficult to do and I didn't want to do it, but I felt that it was the right decision, with the hope of someday being able to move back to Israel. Looking back now I do feel that it was the right decision in many ways to move back to the US, but I continue to miss Israel each day. I'm now 38 and in a different place in my life than I was in my 20's, with different struggles and different responsibilities. I'm no longer a single 28-year-old who can take that leap of faith and leave everything behind. Money and income are indeed among the most significant factors. Here in the US, things may not be perfect but there's some degree of stability. It would be irresponsible of me to just drop everything and move myself and my family to Israel purely on faith alone. Hashem helps those who first help themselves. I'd need to have a solid financial plan in place, which, unfortunately, is a lot easier said than done. I don't have a house or car to sell here. I don't have a ton of savings with which to buy an apartment in Israel. I've tried looking for potential employment prospects in Israel, but it's almost impossible to find anything from outside of Israel, unless you know the right people, or have a very specialized skill that's in high demand, or unless you're incredibly lucky. Even when I was in Israel for over 4 years and tried looking for work there, I was unsuccessful. I was fortunate to be able to continue working remotely for a US company that I had worked in before, but the pay was low and I was barely scraping by. To add to everything, I had gone astray from religious observance. I've been trying to reconnect more and more for the past few years, but certain aspects of my life I cannot change, which would likely add to the challenge of finding employment in any religious or even traditional circles (being heavily tattooed and in a non-halachic marriage). I won't lie, sometimes I wonder if perhaps because of the path I've set myself on in life I may no longer deserve to live in Israel. But then again, having gone astray had its reasons as well, was not done lightly, was not planned, and was not something I anticipated. Sometimes life just doesn't work out the way you expect or plan. Nevertheless, I continue hoping and praying to be able to return to live in Israel again, whether that be in the near future, or perhaps later in the future, if Hashem blesses me with that many years BZ"H. I am grateful for everything I have in the US, which, by many people's standards probably wouldn't be considered much, but Israel is a place I felt truly at home and there is no other place like it for me.
Wow, very powerful.
I hope Hashem guides you to the place your supposed to be and that you return to keeping all the mitzvos as soon as possible!
Hashem should bless you immensely!
@@homebound-to-eretz-yisroel Thank you for the blessing, I appreciate it. I don't expect I will ever be orthodox again (i.e. keeping all of the mitzvot entirely), but I do hope that I'm set on a path where I'll keep more mitzvot than I do now.
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Amen
What a great love and devotion this man has for our dear God. 🥹 That is beautiful. May the Lord bless and protect you and make the work of your hand fruitful. May the Lord call His people home and may He guide them safely home. May He watch over the jews, protect them on their way and bless them abundantly. The jews are Gods people, Gods eye apple. They belong to Him. And they should be close to the father in the land that God gave them where Jeshua will be coming back again. This time with all His might and power to redeem Israel. ❤ May we all look forward together as one to that marvelous blessed day of His returning! 🙌
Thank you! And Amen
The problem with the government and the safety of the Jewish people can only be addressed when we have a majority of religious people here. We’re providing electricity, water, food, and even healing our enemies while our people are still captured and our soldiers are getting killed.
The only way to bring Moshiach and end all of this is by coming here and working within the system that’s in place. I drove on a road yesterday where two cars were detonated. By living outside this country and investing your spiritual powers elsewhere, you’re allowing our weak and confused leaders to remain in power.
We need you to come now-not for your sake, but for Hashem’s sake and for the future of the Jewish people.
Well said 👏
You're stealing the resources that belong to the native people, and controlling their access to them. If you're not genetically from that part of the world, or if you call yourself an Israeli citizen, you're a colonizer, and therefore breaking international law.
The native people are RESISTING OCCUPATION, which they have every right to do. How dare you act as if they're the criminals?!
I agree 100% but what if psychologically one is too terrified of the constant threats of attacks from Iran, and the daily barrages from Hezbollah, and the terrors attacks. 10/7 has traumatized a lot of people, not everyone has Israeli nerves of steel. How do we address this?
@@Bneineviimacademy no. You're stealing the resources that legally belong to Palestine, and forcing them to pay you to access said resources. Perhaps you should research beyond what your corrupt, lying government says.
When the Messiah does return, he isn't going to be pleased, as the Nationalist Extremist colonization project that hijacked Judaism and the name of Israel is NOT the same thing as Biblical Israel. It's the Synagogue of Satan that Revelations 2:9 and 3:9 speak of...
I'd get my affairs sorted if I were you!
Powerful
Thank you Beloved.
You are so welcome
From the river of Egypt to the Euphrates ❤.
God commanded Israelites to NOT end EXILE and return to Holy Land until a Messiah calls them. God does not bless OATH BREAKERS
Yes Rabbi. I’m working on it. 🇺🇸👍🇮🇱
Excellent!
Torahs emes. Thank you rebbe. I’m talking to myself, it’s 100% am excuse for me and any other yid not moving to our gifted land hashem made special for us. Any yid living in chutz laaretz has choose the easy route. That includes any rosh yeshiva, any gadul, anything. A simple yid in eretz yisroel who lives there with the challenges is closer to hashem.
Very true
As a Christian Gentile I would love to live in Israel. G-d's country. There are many Evangelicals who love Israel and the Jewish people. But many within the church and outside are turning to antisemitism. Unthinkable just a few years ago. In the 20s in Germany it was unthinkable what the next two decades held. There were Christians who out of love for HaShem, love for Messiah and love for their neighbor hid Jews away and are now called Righteous Gentiles. These were sadly a small minority, a faithful few. May G-d bless all Israel, and I truly hope Jews will return to the Land and let us, the Pro-Israel Christians face the persecution meant for you. Our Messiah died for us. May HaShem bless you.
God bless you
As a Christian in Holland, I approve this message. 🇳🇱❤️🇮🇱🙏🏻🎗️🕊️
Why do you bow down to these people. There is no Jew or Gentile. But then you'd need to accept the person they rejected.
@homebound-to-eretz-yisroel Evangelical Christians want to move to Eretz Yisroel so they can convert Jews to Christianity. Be careful. They are wolves in sheep's clothing.
100% truth...EY is our home, the only place for jews. Every moment spent outside Eretz Yisroel is a huge loss...
Epic work brother ❤
Thanks ✌️
It’s hard to leave the dollars money 💰 behind thus many excuses arise. Golden calf !!
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כל הכבוד מלאכת קודש
orthodox jews lost the ability to make their own reality a long time ago. The over reaction to the haskala generated an ethos of hiddenness and passivity. They lost the ability to read history and large scale events, which happens to be Hashem's primary language. They should be acting but they're not
So true
כל הכבוד!!!!
How about- our elderly parents live in the states and are not moving to Israel and all of our kids and grandkids also live in the US?
This is an issue for many of the sandwich generation. There are lots of elderly people who make Aliyah but if you can't convince your parents and children to go then of course you need to be near them here. Kibud Av Vaem is an essential mitzvah. Speak to a trusted Rav if you want a halachic answer about Aliyah.
Rambam, Hilchos Melachim 5:7 "It is permitted to live anywhere in the world except for Egypt". Jews don't need a justification to live outside of Eretz Yisrael. If someone wants to move Israel, then do it, just don't expect everyone else to make the same decision as you.
ב"ה
עץ = 970 = בית מדרש דוד
If you didn't understand that the Genesis narrative is the sugiot being discussed in the Beit Midrash Shel Maalah, and you didn't understand the discussion and you insulted the Rosh Yeshivah by thinking that he sinned, you weren't admitted into Eretz Yisrael and living in the state that calls itself Israel won't gain you entre
That last point - about the fact that the Chareidim lost out on the opportunity to grow Eretz Yisroel - is made by the Mishnah Sachir in the Eim Habonim Smeichah. Please, I beg everyone here - learn that sefer.
True
I wish to come home. I am sick of being in America, but I do not think I will ever make it happen.
Lech lecha
NfeshB'Nfesh help jews come home from America.
I sounded just like you at your age.
The longer I live here in the State of Israel, which is now 42 years, the more I see how unfitting for Jews a state is. Jews live at the moral extremes. The Jews who have gained real self mastery live in the Kingdom of David, which one enters by personal invitation only.
The rest need to be living in an enlightened, but no nonsense, ancient society with a lot of experience and a religious tradition of its own that is not anti-Semitic. India is about as close to perfectly what Jews need to thrive as any country in our times. It's developing beautifully, it's big so there will be no fear that the Jews can take over and it is extremely tolerant. I think that India would bring out the best in the Jews and we'd be good, contributing citizens in India.
Rambam says it’s a d’oraysa
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I am a lost Isra'elite, not Jewish, why can I not move to Isra'el and have my birthright?
Deuteronomy chapter 30 shows who I am.
I would love to Aliyah but I was told I must denounce the Meshiac Yeshua. 😢 is that true? As a Safardic Jew I urge to come home.
I would prefer if the Jews that are so afraid of moving to EY didn’t need to hear this message in such a heavy Yeshivish accent, but otherwise these are my thoughts exactly.
I would just add that when a Jew comes to EY, they should be careful to leave Torat Bavel behind.
Agreed.
But wait.
Do I really have a yeshiva-ish accent?
Your the first person to ever tell me that.
@@homebound-to-eretz-yisroel maybe I’m confusing the yeshivish accent with just a heavy Ashki pronunciation from New York, but that’s what I got.
I always tell the Hareidim that I speak to that they cannot simultaneously be upset that the state is secular and then also refuse to participate in it because of that. They could have had that religious state they wanted, but when the Zionists were building institutions, they were too busy waiting for Mashaich.
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Amen
The only place... 🇮🇱❤️
Amen
But the Netherlands is caring about my health issues very well, should i give up my comforts to live in Israel? I was touched by the video clearly; and it's a personal decision I'd have to make. God is telling me make aliyah just do it, trust in me. Take your wealth to there, the holy land of Me.
Uplift others there and tell your stories and spread your faith. I'm not ashamed, because it's in spite of fate that I was born in Europe. And I love this place and its people very dearly. And the religious revolution here is wonderful to witness. Maybe we should network with other aliyah-aspirers around Europe and find a moral support group.
Living in Israel would be a big step-up for the nonwealthy from living in the US. From an actual first-world country, that's a harder decision.
There are definitely still some wonderful places in the world for people to live.
But if your a Jew, only israel is right.
I don't make the rules, God did, and this is simply one of the rules of the world.
Jews need to be in Israel to fullfil our national mission
I hear you, the gemara says ( berachot 5a) hashem gave us three good gifts,
Torah, eretz yisrael, and olam haba.
However, I am one of the extremists if you will, who holds with the Satmar Rebbe that
until moshiach comes we do not merit the land.
There needs to be a collective shift in the ideology of the jews, one that embraces love of each other, and love of the torah, then watch the miracles hashem will do.
We are not a nation that survives off anything other than hashem.
when we get straight with hashem and the torah, it will come with ease from heaven.
Ease you say?
What about the gemara that says Erez Yisroel is only acquired through hardship?
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Correct. It's in that daf I quoted.
(Berachos 5a.) But the בית המקדש השלישי will fall from שמים.
That's the ease I speak of.
I want to go, but I don’t have the money
Pray
Hey DM,
All I did was ask critical questions.
So why did you delete my previous comment?
I never deleted anything
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Then where did my comment go?
I spent an hour refuting every single one of your claims.
I could write it again if you so desire.
Your maschiah will bring about the isalmic and christian apocalyptic prophecies consider that. Consider why we have these prophecies.
Well said
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Read גלות ישמאל. It says if we all come here, moshiach will come achisheyna, otherwise b’ito
Jews cannot claim the land of Palestine as their homeland. According to the Orthodox Rabbinout in Israel, Moses, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and his 12 sons were not Jewish. Moses is not aware of modern traditions, Moses did not study even a little bit of the Talmud, Moses did not acknowledge or accept rabbinical authority. All that together with his two gentile wives.....
In the Bible, Joshua 21:43-44 states:
“So the Lord gave to Israel all the land of which He had sworn to give to their fathers, and they took possession of it and dwelt in it. The Lord gave them rest all around, according to all that He had sworn to their fathers. And not a man of all their enemies stood against them; the Lord delivered all their enemies into their hand. Not a word failed of any good thing which the Lord had spoken to the house of Israel. All came to pass”.
This passage suggests that the Israelites had already taken possession of all the land that G-d had promised to their forefathers even before the creation of modern State of Israel.
So where is the second promise from G-d that stated Jews can repossess all land of Palestine? The idea only originated from Zionists.
The promise of land belonging to the Children of Israel is never eternal. It comes with conditions:
Psalm 37:29 states that “The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever”. This passage is often interpreted as a promise of God’s blessing for those who live righteously. It is believed that the righteous will be rewarded with a place in the land of Israel, which is often referred to as the “promised land”.
G-d gave Torah to the Jews.. Being a Jew is a profession. There is no such thing as non-religious Jews. "And you will be my kingdom of priests, my holy nation.’ This is the message you must give to the people of Israel.” Exodus 19:6
Had Israelis been listening or reasoning with the Torah, then Israelis would realised that they are now living in sins like the times of northern and southern kingdoms. Micah lists specific sins of both the northern and southern kingdoms. These sins include idolatry (1:7; 5:12-14); the seizure of property (2:2, 9); the failure of civil leadership (3:1-3, 9-10; 7:3), religious leadership (3:11), and prophetic leadership (3:5-7, 11); offering sacrifice without truly repenting (6:6-7); and corrupt business practices and violence (6:10-12).
If Zionists claim that G-d had given the land of Palestine to the Jews is true, then why Abraham had to negotiate with the Hittites to purchase a burial plot for his wife, Sarah [Genesis 23]? Why didn't Abraham just take the land like the Zionists did?
If you are not guided by teaching of Abraham, then you are either guided by your own desires and/or the devil/Satan.
The modern state of Israel was created by the West and not by G-d. In ancient Israel, G-d had prepared Moses for 80 years to lead His people Israel. 1948+80= 2028 may be the complete systematic dismantling of the modern state of Israel by G-d All-mighty.
With full respect, you should consider closing the buttons on your shirt
I appreciate that.
Definitely something to take into account 🤔
Faceoff
It would help if the government welcome Messianic Hebrews.
Israel is a Jewish state not for Christians using Hebrew to worship a man.
You mean "Messianic Jews"? Those are Christians.
It would help your mission, not the Jewish people.
Yep.
Eeeehhh
Almighty God Bless the Holy land of Israel Amen ✝️❤️🔯🇮🇱