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Speaker 0: 5,000,000 Jews in Israel and 5,000,000 Jews in America cannot defeat 1,300,000,000 Muslims. But if the Christians are with us, maybe we have a fighting chance. It’s very unpalatable for Jews to love the Christians or to understand even if we don’t love the Christians that we should let the Christians help us. We should let the Christians help us. Speaker 1: What’s going on in the world today? There’s a very big divide. The 70 nations are really 35 and 35, and 35 are controlled by Edom, the Western world (what many consider America), and 35 are controlled by Ishmael, the Arab Muslim world. That world history is coming down to the two powers, the Western world against Ishmael. The question is, who stands last in that great war, which is also called Goy Gomagog. Right now, we are undergoing two simultaneous Golusim, Edom and Yeshma’am. We know that the two nations that will last till Mashiach comes is Rome and Yeshma’am. These are the only two nations that will exist until Mashiach comes. And, we wanna know who’s gonna be the last man standing, Asaph or Ishmael? By the way, my message to both of them is we wish both of them to wipe each other out. And, we all feel very comfortable here in the Western world. Yeah. You know, America will protect us and America will conquer Yeshmaul and then Mashiach will come. But, whatever it is, we wish both sides wiping out the other party. Speaker 2: There’s a battle between Edom and Ishmael. And until the end of days, these two forces will counterbalance. But what’s the greatest danger in the world? The greatest danger is if Eisov and Ishmael ever came together, if they ever united, they would destroy the world. You can never mix and together. When and come together, they destroy the world. Esau and Ishmael two times in history, and those were the two most dangerous moments in the collective history of a Jewish program. When Edom and Ishmael come together, Speaker 3: it brings destruction to the world. Speaker 1: If you wanna know, what would the world look like if the Western world and Ishmael ever got together? Auschwitz.

We are all descendants of Noah and share the responsibility of upholding the covenant he made with Hashem, which includes the seven Noahide laws. Those who violate this covenant are akin to the generation of the flood and must be removed from the earth. While all humanity is bound by the Noahide covenant, the Jewish people have an additional covenant with more specific obligations. The Noahide covenant is universal and foundational for all.

The punishment for transgressing the Noahide laws is death. The laws are complex, covering various aspects such as marriage and idolatry, which differ for Jews and non-Jews. For instance, the implications of bowing down to an idol involve nuanced considerations, including intentions and actions. While some laws are stricter for Jews, non-Jews face different standards. The key point is that the punishment for violating these laws is severe, leading to frustration among some. A non-Jew can be punished without prior warning, unlike a Jew, where a warning is necessary. This distinction is based on logical interpretations of the Torah.

Israel was created to bring about the battle of Armageddon and fulfill prophecy. This war would be so terrible that nuclear weapons would be used, causing people to beg for no more war. The solution presented is to destroy national sovereignty and unite as one humanity under a one-world government. It is crucial for the American people to wake up.

In this video, the speakers discuss a belief that when the Messiah comes, non-Jewish people will become willing slaves to Jewish people. They confirm that this belief is mentioned in both the Torah and the Talmud. The speakers emphasize that this idea is based on the understanding that God will bring unity and harmony among all people.

In Israel, there are two types of converts: Ger Tzedek and Ger Tushar. The Torah forbids mercy or peace with idol worshipers. Natural disasters occur in countries with high levels of idol worship. God detests idol worship, homosexuality, and other abominations. In Israel, idol worshipers are given a chance to repent or face death. All must follow the 7 laws of Noah, with idol worship being punishable by death for both Jews and Gentiles. No discrimination is made based on religion.

Europe and the United States are facing significant challenges. Rabbis warn that before the arrival of mashiach, many wars will occur, leading to widespread destruction and loss of life. The next war is expected to be far more devastating than World War II. Those responsible for the suffering of the Jewish people will face consequences. The history of Europe is marked by the bloodshed of Jews, and there is little to admire about life in Europe today. A new world can only emerge after the old one is dismantled.

People don't realize that Israel's actions against Hamas are part of a larger turnaround. Hamas didn't anticipate the extent of Israel's response; they were completely oblivious. God forced their hand because we're witnessing the beginning of the end of Islam's destructive power, particularly against the Jews. They are being neutralized. Iran is next; the Muslims will fall, and Iran will revert to its people. This will end the evil of Yeshmoyil, bringing Muslims closer to Jews through the Abraham Accords, a result of Donald Trump's efforts. We are witnessing unprecedented historical changes unfolding one after another.

- The discussion opens with an exploration of how religion is used in land claims, focusing on Judaism, Zionism, and the concept of the Promised Land. The rabbi states that Judaism is a religion with nothing to do with nationality or race, and that “Judaism is a pure religion.” He cites Maimonides and Sanhedrin to define who is considered a Jew, emphasizing that belief is what matters, not ethnicity or birth alone. - The rabbi explains the difference between Judaism and Zionism. Zionism, he says, is a movement about a hundred and thirty years old founded by Teddy Herzl, described as a secular Jew who “didn’t believe in god” or in the Torah. Zionism is portrayed as an effort to transform Judaism from a religion into a national movement, demanding an Israeli passport, army service, Hebrew, and land-based nationhood. He argues that Zionism “transform[s] from a holy religion, from believing in god, from reconnecting to god into a empty, national movement.” - On the Promised Land, the rabbi asserts that the promise in the Torah is conditional, contingent on the people maintaining a high level of life. He references the prophets (Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Isaiah) and states that God warned of exile if they did not adhere to the covenant. He emphasizes that the exile was a punishment from God, and that returning to the land requires the coming of the Messiah. He cites the Torah as repeating the conditional nature of the promise and notes that the end of Jeremiah describes exile as the outcome when conditions were not met. - The rabbi discusses the Messiah as a future, peaceful redemption for all humanity, whereas Zionism, in his view, lacks belief in God and the exile, instead adopting a human-centered national project. He mentions the three oaths from the Talmud (Ksumbat) in Numbers 14, 41, describing God’s oaths not to rebel against the nations, not to go up to Israel en masse, and not to prevent the spread of the faith; these oaths are used to argue against aggressive settlement or mass return. - When asked how to respond to Zionist counterarguments about “the chosen people” and the right to a Jewish state, the rabbi distinguishes between religious and secular Jewry. He notes that among religious Jews (Hasidic and Haredi), attitudes toward Zionism and Israel are diverse: outside Israel, he estimates 95% of people look non-Zionist and 65% are strongly anti-Zionist, with prominent anti-Zionist Hasidic communities (e.g., in Stamford Hill) that advocate dismantling the state of Israel in a peaceful way. He contrasts this with segments in Israel, where settlers are strong Zionists, though there are also anti-Zionist Jews, including those who boycott the army. - The interviewer asks about the practical and geopolitical implications of dismantling the state of Israel, and whether a peaceful dismantling is feasible. The rabbi says he is not a politician and reiterates Torah authority, citing that “a rebellion against god cannot be succeed” and re-emphasizing the belief that if the state is in rebellion to God, it will come to an end. He offers a religious perspective that dismantling could be peaceful and envisions living in a Palestinian-governed framework or various arrangements, but insists the core principle is adherence to divine command rather than human political prescriptions. - The rabbi provides anecdotal and contemporary context to illustrate his point: he asserts that Muslims and Jews have lived peacefully in many places, citing Iran as an example where Jews have their own MP and a Jewish hospital, and recounts an instance in which Ismail Haniyeh embraced Jewish rabbis at a conference to illustrate that opposition is directed at occupiers rather than Jews themselves. He argues that within the Arab world there can be acceptance of Jews when “the occupiers” are not present, and he contrasts this with what he views as Western or Zionist framing. - The conversation ends with an agreement to continue the discussion, with the rabbi reiterating his stance that the peaceful dismantlement of the state of Israel is prayed for in the Torah, while the interviewer signals an openness to further dialogue on these complex religious and political issues.

The speaker discusses the prophecy of the intermixing of the West with Arabs and Muslims through the refugee crisis, leading to a shift in power. They predict the downfall of Europe and America due to the influence of Ishmael. They believe that when the Messiah comes, the non-Jewish nations will cease to exist culturally. This cultural genocide will mark the end of the goyim as they are known.

Before the arrival of Moshiach, there will be an assembly of nations against the Jews, which represents the gathering of evil sparks scattered worldwide. Germany is identified as the nation that will be recognizable by its character and behavior. Italy, as the seed of the Roman Empire, was Germany's closest ally. Despite their differences, Italy and Germany formed a friendship. The end of Amalek, the embodiment of evil, will result in the destruction of all evil forces. This is expected to happen in our generation. The Jewish people were commanded to fulfill three mitzvahs upon entering the land of Israel: choosing a king, eradicating Amalek, and building the beta Midash.

The IDF allowed the Hamas attack to invade Gaza. Jewish history is filled with war and violence, believing they are chosen by God to kill. Some believe in Jesus' message of salvation for all, not just one group. Success and suffering have alternated for the Jews. The future may bring either victory or worse outcomes. Netanyahu may aim to erase Palestinians, but the consequences could be dire. The situation is complex and unsettling.

After the Messianic era, reality itself transforms, kabbalistically progressing through different worlds. Asiya will shift into Yitzira, then into Beria, and finally into Atziluth. Atziluth will then transform into Primordial Man, which is Act five. Act six involves Oyidam Haba, continuing for eternity. Currently, we're in Act four, the termination phase, specifically the second scene. We are waiting for the real turnaround and the real Gullah. Trump has started his mission. What we are waiting for is the arrival of Mashiah Ben Yusef.

Speaker 0 describes Jewish eschatology as follows: Jews believe that because they disobeyed God, worshiped false idols, and sinned, they were expelled from their homeland, Jerusalem, to wander the earth, creating the Jewish diaspora. Eventually, a Jewish messiah will emerge to take the Jews back to Jerusalem, reconstituting the nation of Israel. He will rebuild Solomon's Temple, because Solomon's Temple is where God lives, and it is where the people of Israel make sacrifices to Yahweh in order to show their devotion to Yahweh. So Solomon's Temple is presented as very important. There will be a war of Gog and Magog, where the entire world unites against Israel. This war will be led by the antichrist, the false prophet. The speakers note that we do not know what God and the God represent. According to the Bible, these are people from the north, but that could mean anyone. Certain Jewish scholars have interpreted Gog and Magog to represent Russia and Iran. This interpretation is highlighted as important because of contemporary events. When it seems as though Israel’s enemies, Gog and Magog, are about to win, God will intervene and ensure that Israel wins. This intervention will usher in the messianic age, in which Israel becomes the most prominent nation on earth, the light of nations, and the light of the world. The overall arc presented is that Jewish eschatology centers on exile due to disobedience, a future messianic return and restoration, the rebuilding of Solomon’s Temple, a climactic Gog and Magog conflict led by the antichrist and false prophet, divine intervention guaranteeing Israel’s victory, and the advent of a messianic age with Israel as a guiding global beacon.

This article discusses Jewish beliefs about the Messiah and the end of days. It mentions the idea of a new world order and how all nations will strive to accept messianic rule. The speaker also highlights the historical significance of Jerusalem, mentioning King David establishing it as the capital and King Solomon building the temple. The transcript ends with a reference to the soldiers of Israel declaring that the temple mount is in their hands.

Israel was created in the Middle East to bring about the battle of Armageddon and fulfill prophecy. This war will be so devastating, with nuclear weapons used, that people will beg for peace. The solution presented will be to abolish national sovereignty and unite under a one world government.

The speaker predicts an end times scenario where most of the world's population will die, leaving only a few righteous Jews and Noahides. They believe the remaining Jews will become wealthy and the Gentiles will serve them. The focus is on worshiping the Jewish God and following their teachings to survive. The speaker emphasizes the importance of loyalty to the Jews and their God. There is a belief that only a small percentage of the Gentiles will survive, and those who are willing to die for the Jews will be considered righteous.

We are at the precipice of both destruction and redemption. Donald Trump's life is an almost unbelievable turnaround, a shift from evil to good. His mission is to bring the world from evil to good, not just America. This isn't solely about making America great again. It's about influencing the entire world. People don't fully grasp what God has done. God has saved America. There are many people that realize that God saved America. Never forget that realizing this is a mitzvah.

Speaker 0: I'm a Jew. That means that I do not believe in the divinity of Jesus. I also believe, as an Orthodox Jew, that Judaism is not the only path to heaven. Judaism as a religion is not exclusive, meaning that as long as people who are not Jewish follow seven basic Noahide laws, and this includes Christians and Muslims, they too have a share in the world to come. And those seven basic laws are things like no blasphemy, don't commit sexual sins, set up a court of law, make sure that you're not eating flesh from a living animal, stuff like that.

Tikkun olam, according to the speaker, is when the Jewish people rule the world and the nations are subject to them. It is not about recycling or saving the planet. When the Jewish people are supreme, both Jews and non-Jews benefit. The nations recognize the Jewish people's supremacy and assist them, leading to elevation for everyone. However, if the Gentiles dominate, it is bad for both Jews and Gentiles. The Gentiles have no purpose without the Jewish people. Therefore, it is important for the Jewish people to fulfill their role and for the Gentiles to support them.

The speaker discusses the coming of the Messiah and the imposition of the 7 Noahide laws on non-Jews. Those who do not follow these laws are to be killed, leaving only women who must agree to follow the laws. The Jewish people are believed to eventually dominate the world, with Israel at the center. The speaker emphasizes the need for might to raise an army and establish dominance.

When Moshiach comes, the fate of the Goyim is questioned. Some believe they will be annihilated, ceasing to exist culturally and individually. This concept is referred to as cultural genocide by progressives. The idea is that the Goyim, as they are known, will no longer exist in the future.

Jewish people have allegedly aimed to control the world for thousands of years, according to the speaker. They believe this is supported by a book of God. Another speaker suggests that in Jewish understanding, the term "Edom" refers to Christianity. The first speaker then discusses the fate of non-Jews when the Messiah comes, stating that they will cease to exist as individuals and as a nation. This is referred to as cultural genocide by some.

A figure called the Sheikh and Yosef, along with Trump, will start a revolution of spirituality and awareness. God will restore the supremacy of Torah and will ensure that the Jewish people are knowledgeable. Even if they are outcasts at the ends of the earth, God will gather them and awaken them, changing their consciousness. From there, He will restore the Torah. The redemption will begin outside of Israel with the messianic figure of Meshiach Yaif, along with the Beis Hamiddash. We anticipate this moment; it's the Ashaqa de Gullah.

We're waiting for the messianic era. Following Moshiach and Yosef is the rise of Moshiach and Dovid. Israel will rise to tremendous greatness. The entire world will see that God dwells amongst the Jews and realize their greatness. The world will understand that the Jews brought correction to the entire universe. Prophecy will abound among the Jews. It will be easy to access God's presence. This is the restoration and a time we've never seen before.