Dvar Torah “The fisher King”

@Avram Md, I’m Jewish! Are you MD? It doesn’t seem like you got my point either. While so many people are studying complex torah lessons, they seem to be out of touch with what is happening in the real world. Not that I’m not saying there is anything wrong with that, far from it, in a time like today, we must be more involved in the society, wether it’s a ‘Jewish’ subject or not, am I entitled to have an opinion here?!

@Yserbius I look into several medias all over the world, and several posts from different people, are you mentioning Rotschild and the Globalists implying that I get my sources from an antisemitic/ leftist media? I never researched what Rotchild does or doesn’t. It’s a well known family of bankers, very often pointed at the scapegoat, but beside that I won’t be able to tell you more about them. Regarding the “globalists” you will have to develop, it’s seems quite vague to me!
To demonstrate such a narrow state of mind shouldn’t be associated with judaism, I feel sorry for both of you.

And apparently I’m not the only seeing this issue and for once I agree with AAQ when he says “you seem to see the world only as they relate to Jews. This seems to contradict r Miller quote above: if you choose to be friends with reshoyim if they don’t hurt us personally, you may hvsh invite them to hurt us and only then learn the lesson. Abraham Heschel, while still in Nazi Germany, wrote a “historical” discussion that Sephardim were kicked out of Spain for a reason. Otherwise, they’d join Spaniards in their brutality in America’s – and it is better to be a victim than a perpetrator, sending a message to the German Jews who were upset that Nazis weren’t letting them be patriotic Germans

@Avram md ” You have it backwards. The Torah is our guide to the “real world.” What you call the “real world” I call the olam hasheker.” :
– Olam hasheker for sure, but still the torah says one who study and doesn’t put this in practice, its considered vain..

@Avram in MD: I never said that sippur came from the torah, however anything can be found in the torah. Please delete this topic as it doesn’t seem to be the right plateform for it.

{“The verdict is decreed by the destroying angels, and the request is through the maamar of the holy ones” (Daniel 4:14).} And in the matter of prayer, there are two approaches. Before the decree has been issued we follow the regular order of prayer and there is no need to veil the prayers. But after the decree has been issued our prayers have to be disguised <within stories>, so that the <accusing angels> standing to the left do not understand and protest. As is written, “The verdict is decreed by the destroying angels”—i.e., when it is after the decree has been issued—then, “the request is through the maamar of the holy ones”—then the tzaddikim disguise their requests in a maamar.