A powerful lesson from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on dealing with Jew Hater’s.
In the early 1980s, @AlanDersh was upset when Chabad honored Senator Jesse Helms, whom he viewed as hostile to Israel. He wrote a sharp letter to the Rebbe questioning the decision.
The Rebbe replied that the goal of engaging public figures is not to reward their past, but to influence their future.
Years later, Helms became one of Israel’s strongest supporters in the U.S. Senate, and Dershowitz acknowledged that the Rebbe’s approach had worked.
The Rebbe didn’t just see people for who they were, he saw who they could become
Mob of Pro-Hezbollah / Hamas shitheads raging against law enforcement and terrorizing the NYC Jewish community near a synagogue and day care.
Where’s my party’s condemnation?
The main problem for the Palestinians is they want to murder Jews and Jews really don’t like being murdered. One of those two attitudes has to change for there to be peace.
Fun fact: Hatzalah will respond to a call, render aid, transport you to the ER if necessary, whether you are Jewish or not and wont charge you a red cent for it.
Go ahead. Hate on them. They'll still show up if you're choking.
This is your daily reminder that we have miracles of biblical proportions happening all around us.
See this image? This is the result of a missile impact in Tel Aviv last night.
Look closely.
What would you expect to be the result of this much damage?
5 dead? 10? 20? 50?
100 injured? 200? 300?
Any guesses?
Six injured.
Surely they are serious injuries, maybe critical?
Six people sustained minor injuries from this ballistic missile fired into one of the most densely populated cities in the world.
Six lightly injured.
Now you explain this to me without using the word miracle or Hashem.
I know I can’t.
Iran just fired two missies at a target 4000 kilometers away. London is 4400 kilometers from Tehran.
Tell me Iran is not a threat to the world.
(Paris, Rome, Vienna and Berlin are closer…)