There are rare moments in our lives when we are provided with an unprecedented opportunity, a wake up call. Those moments where a paradigm shift occurs that can affect us on an individual level, on a collective level or on a global level. Certain events shake us to our core and open us up to these quantum leaps.
And at that moment your actions, your choices, your decisions can change everything.
We are now living in such a time.
The events that happened on October 7, the atrocities perpetrated, the sheer brutality and all the subsequent events – the war that continues to wage, the rise in antisemitism, the mass protests – are indeed a watershed moment. And these are times where we are looked at – and will be looked out by future generations to come – to see, how did we behave? How did we react? Did we step up? Did we stand up? Did we speak up? Or did we retreat in silence or in fear and chose to do nothing?
Please join Rabbi Simon Jacobson for a historic and vital conversation that every individual must hear – and then must ask themselves these important questions. Are you part of the problem or part of the solution? Are you making history or letting history make you? This is an opportunity that can radically change the entire future. Be the change.
Well, I am not a nice guy, bomb them all. Not a single Arab to survive. Remove the kebab.
The sooner it starts, the sooner it will be finished. They don’t know how to fight, they are cowards, and not a single one should survive. I’m sorry to sound like this, but I can’t lie. Literally, raze them to the ground for example. There can be no more negotiations, and the U.N. it doesn’t serve anything anyway. Take away all their resources, completely disarm the region. Tear down the old, make the new, and that’s it. They are crazy people, there is no negotiation, and you should not be naive. Otherwise, we will get an Islamic caliphate, and we all know how evil that is. From the sea, never from the air. We don’t use submarines efficiently.