I wonder why Hashgocha worked it out this way.

Perhaps you should neither love or hate him. What’s happening in the world today, and always, is well out of our hands, so for us to start picking and choosing what is good based on our own assessments seems against the “venehapechu” hashkafa we try and remind ourselves about every year. Perhaps there is a reason this yid, frum or not, is in power right now. Esav is begematria Shalom, why? What do the two have in common? Baal HaTurim explains all the time we don’t have Shalom in Klal Yisroel, Esav has the power. So instead of us pointing fingers around the word and always assessing what is good and bad, we should focus all of our energy on assessing the relationships in our life and community and do our best to make sure that they are all in Shalom. Then, when we pick our heads up and look and the world we know we did our part to ensure the redemption is that much closer. How many Yiddin thought it was a shame and busha to the family of Ester when she was taken into the palace of a rasha. How many people pointed their fingers and said “oy, nebuch”. That was not their assessment to make, they were supposed to say “Hashem has a plan and we pray that this to is part of the Tov”, and low and behold it was, like the whole story we are in now. Before bentching in Shir HaMaalot we say “Hayinu Semaichim” what’s that about, “we were happy?” Its about the yiddin who had Emunah the whole time that everything was Tov before the Tov was clear to all. Let us be happy, and assume there is a master plan without manifesting hate or negativity towards the unique scenarios that are unfolding in this generation, and we will be worthy to the Geulah BeKarov