The Secular Mitzrayim, Gaza, and Israel

   Segment 1: The secular Mitzrayim: What is the secular Mitzrayim? Mitzrayim is the Hebrew word for Egypt. In the Torah, Hashem commands Bnai Yisrael to not return to Egypt, the land where they were enslaved for 400 years. But why Egypt in particular? The Jewish people dealt with anti-Semitism all over the world. The Holocaust, which took the lives of 6,000,000 Jews, took place, not in Egypt; but in Germany and other places in Europe. So why Egypt? As I explained in previous shows, Egypt is the spiritual state of slavery and away from G-dliness, Torah, and Mitzvot. And the most blantant example of such a state is the essense of Amalek, through secular society, getting the Jew away from Shabbat observance. The common argument is that the demands of his/her job or of [secular Gentile] society at large keeps him/her from Shabbat observance. And with the Shmitta [Sabbatical] year just around the corner [starting at Rosh Hashanah], we can see this Amalekite attempt to enslave Eretz Yisrael with the claim that the demands of secular society stops the Jew from letting the land rest. But this secularist way of thinking, which comes from the essense of Amalek [as I'll explain on this show], goes against the very essense of Judaism, Torah and of Hashem's message. For the purpose of this type of rest is to acknowledge G-d as the ultimate sovereign, even more so than man; for man is only the sovergn over Hashem's creation because Hashem decreed it to be that way.

Segment 2: Israel & Gaza: Clearly, the world is starting to figure out what Hamas is about. Despite decades of lies from Hamas, other Jihadists, and the Pallywood propaganda machine, with the notorious far leftist rhetoric shielding their propaganda claim with slogans about humananitarian aid and "occupation," the media has started showing video footage of Hamas launching rockets from civilian areas. Will the world get some sense? Probably not much.