Rabbi Mizrachi says
SOON IT CAN BE ALL OVER
THIS IS SERIOUS. Rabbi Mizrachi explains (alarming emotional presentation) how far we are from our ancestors. Chanukah has become a “party”. We have forgotten that its a RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY. The future is scary, attacking Jews. Soon you will not be able to take your money with you if you have to leave America. Now, its almost impossible to wire money to Israel. The Rabbi was denied an Israeli Identity Card (?).
Did anyone imagine that Kristalnacht would happen, and all that happened after that so fast, overnight?
Now Iran is sending their weapons directly to Lebanon (Hizbollah). Huge, gigantic missiles that look like buildings; that could take down many buildings without even exploding.
The next war is with Lebanon and Hizbollah (and the US joining in); but Russia will come to protect their interests.
The LAST FOUR YEARS OF OLAM HAZEH HAVE COMMENCED!
by Reb Dov bar Leib
"[T}his is purely b'itah for our enemies, with all of the rivers of blood in Europe that Europe deserves, this one might be a keeper. The can that the EU has been kicking for over a decade has sprung a leak."
UNITED NATIONS – Diplomats from European countries on Tuesday blasted a recent Iranian missile test as “inconsistent” with a key U.N. Security Council resolution, as they struggle to keep the Iran deal intact amid U.S. pressure to get tough on the Islamic regime.
Iran test-fired a medium-range ballistic missile on Saturday, which the U.S. said had the capability to strike parts of Europe and the Middle East.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the missile was capable of carrying multiple warheads and was in violation of Security Council Resolution 2231 -- which calls on Iran to refrain from “any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons, including launches using such ballistic missile technology.”
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