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הלכה יומית/יום עצמאות/רב דניאל בניזרי

הלכה יומית/יום עצמאות/רב דניאל בניזרי

Rav Benizri ·

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Kind: captions Language: en Today is the 5th of Iyar, so it is known that today, blessed be God, is the day of independence. We need to know what the word independence means. Jewish independence. It means that a person does not flinch, does not fear any people or leadership or government or person. All the people who go against the will of God are not afraid of anyone, but rather all the great foundations of a people from generations. He upholds them, which are built on observing the commandments of the Torah without moving right or left, God forbid, and also not to be afraid of observing the Torah and the commandments, as the Tanna says in the Avot in Tractate Avot. It is known that Tractate Avot, every word is a law to Moses from Sinai, as Rabbi Ovadia writes in the blessing of Tedura. Why is it that in the middle of the Seder Nezikin, Tractate Avot, it is written that Moses received the Torah from Sinai? It should have been told to us at the beginning of the Shass, but rather to tell us that even the morality of the sages, word for word, is everything a law to Moses from Sinai. Therefore, it is written there that this is a free man, this is a free man who deals with the Torah, the Torah and the commandments. This means that we are not afraid to observe the Torah. And this commandment is independence, this is independence of the Jewish people, and this day is also unique in that this day, the 5th of Iyar, is exactly 30 days before the holiday of Shavuot, which begins today. Thus, the Shulchan Aruch of the Rabbi writes under the sign of Takht, and asks and demands in the laws of Yom Tov as well, namely 30 days, 30, namely the laws of 30 days before Shavuot, as Moses corrected, which the laws of Shavuot under the sign of Tahsad, and also the laws of Yom Tov, and from this day, from this day, it is also written in the Shulchan Aruch, something strange in Takmez, section 3, it is written that from this day onward one should not eulogize someone who has already passed away, only not at the time of the funeral, but for someone who has passed away, why not eulogize from this day onward, since it is within 30 days of the festival. So we see the specialness of this day, which is capable of much salvation for the people of Israel, and therefore in the Psalms it is known in the Psalms that we say after counting the Omer, Psalm 67, we have 49 verses. The word that belongs to this day, the day of the Omer, which is the 1st of Iyar, is "they will rejoice." They will be happy . That's the word that belongs to this day. So, by the grace of God, because the Holy One, blessed be He, performed a miracle for us on this day, He will perform miracles and wonders for us today, with the grace of God, today, today, not tomorrow. As an exile, how many of us are Amen and Amen. Yes .