Can We Learn to Love the Nations That Hurt Us? | Shabbat for All Nations

It's just an act of love. And it's hard to love the They keep on trying to kill us and they keep on trying to attack us and they keep on trying to hurt us and it's been 2,000 years of exile and really the gentiles have not been good to us. And like now it's like we have to just get over that and replace like our sort of like disdain, hatred, uninterested and just be like we just love Hashem's creations. We just love them. We want to bless them and really just see them as like like brothers. I know that that's like that's like so hard because they're like constantly at us. But it's like a brotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God. That's what the Beit Hamikdash is about. That's what Shabbat is going to be about one day. And so it's just an act of love. And if you love God loves love, then you'll love my book. >> I think that you laid out a beautiful vision which >> Yeah. >> really transcends the particulars and and their Shabbos and our Shabbos and never often it's we share actually at the root of it there's a lot to share there. There's a shared vision, there's a shared there's a shared goal and and desire and love. >> When we get back to those primal primary divine drives then we'll that's when we discover how much yeah we're really part of the same creation.