Emet Inspire - Rabbi Yakov Musheyev - The Necessity of Unity

[Music] Welcome to this week's AMT inspire. So there has been tremendous turmoil over the past few years and what's happening is a major shakeup and we're seeing who's who. Um who is against us and who is not. And not only that, we're seeing within our camp, within within the Jewish nation, we're seeing who is with us and who is siding with our enemies. And even within the camp where we all love each other, there are voices of of um this union. And what those voices do is they take the smallest of the smallest of the smallest group of people who just survived the Holocaust, who just survived October 7th, and we're we're like a teeny little group, an endangered species. And within that endangered species we have groups and people saying saying to separate even further which further endangers ourselves and that's really the idea of lash when the was wrote you know a book on on on lash he wasn't just saying this is a nice thing to keep he was saying this is the this is what's going to be the glue to keep the Jews together each community together is if you're careful about uh lashhara. And the reason I bring it up this week is because it discusses Jews going to war in this week's Torah portion. And it's so important to keep um you know, it's they say the slip of a of of a lip can sink a ship. It's true with spirituality, too. Um the wrong things that we say can really sink a lot of ships. Shalom. So, let's keep that in mind. Let's inspire ourselves. only talk positively about other communities, other Jews, other people. And there's always plenty of bad things to say because listen, we're humans. We do bad things. So you but but it's true. Of course it's true. But what about all the good things that are true that we're forgetting about? Have a beautiful weekend. Shabbat shalom.