The Last Verse of Megillat Esther: Mordechai and the Majority: Praise or Blame?

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This verse from the Book of Esther (10:3) translates as follows: “For Mordechai the Jew was second to King Achashverosh, and great among the Jews, and accepted by the majority of his brethren…” The Core Question: Praise or Blame? The … Continued

Why a strong, unapologetic Israel is the West’s best protection against the Progressive-Left + Islamist alliance by Moshe Feiglin and Avi Abelow

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An AI Reader-Friendly Summary of the Discussion on video of Moshe Feiglin & Avi Abelow – “Israel Is Just the Beginning” (Emphasis: Why a strong, unapologetic Israel is the West’s best protection against the Progressive-Left + Islamist alliance) 1. The … Continued

Mordechai Provoked WICKED (Gentiles) Goyim ׂ(But Not All Goyim)

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Picture Source:Wikipedia Maharal in his commentary Ohr Chadash: And all the servants of the king etc. … But Mordechai would not bow; It was written in grammatical form denoting the future, for it was not done just this one time … Continued

Personnel is Policy

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Excerpt from the translation of the Biblical Book of Esther Chapter 9 at https://www.sefaria.org.il/Esther.9.1?ven=english|The_Metsudah_Five_Megillot,_Lakewood,_N.J.,_2001&lang=bi&with=all&lang2=en During the twelfth month, which is the month of Adar, on the thirteenth day of the month, when the king’s directive and bylaw were to be … Continued

The vengeance of Israel in the generation that is completely liable is like the vengeance of Israel against the supporters of Haman

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Talmud, Sanhedrin 97b -98a Rav says: All the ends of days that were calculated passed, and the matter depends only upon repentance and good deeds. When the Jewish people repent, they will be redeemed. And Shmuel says: It is sufficient … Continued

Mordechai Provoked WICKED (Gentiles) Goyim ׂ(But Not All Goyim)

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Maharal in his commentary Ohr Chadash: And all the servants of the king etc. … But Mordechai would not bow; It was written in grammatical form denoting the future, for it was not done just this one time alone, rather … Continued