There is no Palastinian State because there is no such thing as a Palastinian to occupy it.

I am not Jewish but Texan, haha. BUT ! I attend a Messianic Jewish congregation where all the feasts and festivals are followed, I go because they keep the Sabbath and it is my only option besides an SDA church which I do not care to belong. Very good message as always sir. Thank you for explaining this to us. Bruce.

Shabbat shalom Rabbi Sendrow, please remember to look after your own health too.

Shabbat shalom Rabbi! Thanks for an interesting perspective!

PAUL🇬🇧 People are stating that Israel started this war. I believe there is an least 1 million Arabs in Israel, I'm not including the population of Gaza / West Bank. So why did the Palestinians not sue for peace. Why didn't they use the foreign aid money for 20 years, on peace. Because they hate Israel, they have been brainwashed by Islamic propaganda. Look at the rich Islamic states, especially Singapore an Islamic state at peace, look at the result.

The never ending BS that comes from these Genocidal maniacs

There is a ' Palestinian' state. But the 'Palestinians' who formed it in 1947, preferred to call it Jordan. Their choice of name shows how 'Palestinian' they considered themselves.

Hello Benjamín, what you say is half true. Yes, there has been a Palestinian state since 1946 and it is called Jordan. In 1921, the British divided the British Mandate of Palestine State of Israel into 2, giving most of the territory, 80% to the Palestinian Arabs, with the name of the Emirate of Transjordan, and putting in charge of that British protectorate a Hashemite monarchy, although the population was mostly Palestinian Arabs and Palestinian Jews. The remaining 20% ​​of the territory (Today Israel, including the West Bank) was given to the Palestinian Jews. In 1946 the emirate of Transjordan became independent, without respecting the historical Jewish territorial spaces or those populated by Jews, not even the UN, which already existed, ruled on a partition of Arab and Jewish territories, and what is known today was created like Jordan absolutely unilaterally, completely Arab. Today 60% of them are Palestinians, and almost no Jews. In the case of Israel it was different, in 1947 the Arabs in general did not want a Jewish state, because that went against the pan-Arabism of the time, and the British handed the problem over to the UN, and the UN proposed a partition. dividing that small piece of land into Arab zones and Jewish zones. And the Arabs did not agree. Israel then became independent in 1948, just as Transjordan did, without partition. You know the rest of the story.

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Shana Tovah umetukah Rabbi! Shabbat shalom!

L’shana tovah u’metukah, Rabbi.

God will have his way with yall eventually, yall are evil.

Shabbat shalom. Thank you for another thoughtful message!

Offer charity is an act of kindness. Charity can be in the form of money, food, clothing, and helping people to facilitate certain things that benefit the less fortunate, giving help to the family of the deceased. The dead leave this world. Nothing he or she can bring along.

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Great to see and hear you once more Rabbi Sendrow. And thank you for your wonderful presentation. Shabbat Shalom.

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The promised land fully belongs to jews not Arabs palestines.

I enjoyed hearing this. Thank you for sharing your story. I too love Psalm 97:10 .

The reason why there is no Palestinian state is because of the Zionist Israeli leadership. When the USA cuts ties you are toasted brown bread

Jews came to palestine as refugees. That is enough to understand whole issue.

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My brother Benjamin , that analogy in between the students and the ruminants it’s overwhelming , how come you have not a comment and only this views in 2 years , you are a blessed man , subscribed for more teaching like this , also the pig will eat anything wideout thinking twice , but a ruminant will actually pick up steam by steam of grass but only the ones he assumes as good food , thank you so much for this , being looking for this teaching for a long time

Thank you, Rabbi for another wonderful, thought provoking lesson. It brought me back to the first proclamation of primary school catechism, “Where is God, God is everywhere”. He is everywhere because He is in everyone. When I witness suffering, I am the “hands” of God in that place at that time, that is how God expects me to behave. Anyway, that is my interpretation. Shalom.

This is a very insightful message and I am very blessed to have heard it. I watched it twice and this is a very good learning experience. Hello beautiful viewpoint to hold onto thank you again for a very thoughtful and insightful. Inspiring message, sir.

I have often been amazed at the level of patience Israel has shown over the years. Love for Israel and prayer that the Temple Mount is returned to the Jews.

Great to see and listen to your presentation once again; my hunger is fed! Shabbat Shalom.

Brilliant as always! Thank you for these words of wisdom. Shabbat shalom!

The truth is recorded in the Bible. To start off, the scattered Arabs in their origin have no place in Israel. Even if they claimed they are from Abraham's firstborn bloodline, they should know what to do to live in peace and harmony in the land promised by God Almighty to the Israelites.

In regards to the Mosaic Covenant, after Israel’s informal initial acceptance of the covenant with the Lord in Exodus 19:4-8 but before their formal acceptance ceremony in Exodus 24, the Land Promise comes up. In Exodus 23:31, the Lord promises through Moses, “I will set your borders from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, and from the wilderness to the Euphrates River.” This description of boundaries in Exodus 23:31 is fairly close to what Abraham was told in Genesis 15:18, with somewhat more detail: “I give this land to your offspring, from the Brook of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates River.” The main point here, though, is that the Exodus passage stating boundaries for the Promised Land is smack in the middle of the first section of the Mosaic Law. That observation makes it clear that the Land Promise is interwoven to some degree with the Mosaic Covenant. The more well-known of the Davidic Covenant passages is 2 Samuel 7:12-16. Only two verses before the beginning of that passage, these words are found: I will designate a place for my people Israel and plant them, so that they may live there and not be disturbed again (v. 10). Such a “place” is the Land, which is clearly on the Lord’s mind as He spoke through Nathan the prophet to David. So, if nothing else, Israel having a “place” land-wise was closely related to the covenant He was about to make with David and his descendants in regard to a royal house for Israel. The relationship between Israel’s Land Promise and the New Covenant is just as easy to spot. A few verses after Jeremiah 31:31-34, the only passage in the Hebrew Bible that uses the wording “New Covenant,” these words are found, speaking of parts of Jerusalem that were currently rubble: Look, the days are coming … when the city … will be rebuilt for the Lord…. It will never be uprooted or demolished again (31:38, 40). The other well-known New Covenant passage is Ezekiel 36:24-28, which promises, among other features, “I will place my Spirit within you and cause you to follow my statutes and carefully observe my ordinances” (36:27). Just before that verse, the lead-in verse (v. 24) to Ezekiel’s version of the New Covenant states: “For I will take you from the nations and gather you from all the countries and will bring you into your own land.” (Your own land-that’s one way the Lord looks at the Promised Land.) Then, one verse after Ezekiel’s statement about placing the Holy Spirit within Israel, are these words: “You will live in the land that I gave your ancestors; you will be my people, and I will be your God” (37:28).

A popular interpretation of Genesis 12:1-3 is that God is speaking of the nation that will become Israel and, subsequently, that all who “bless” Israel will be blessed themselves. In the world of the Bible, a nation is a far more localized concept than we might imagine, and, for Israel in particular, many scholars speculate that it is unlikely that Israel moved beyond its conceptualized nation-state into actualization. So although it might feel natural to read Bible stories as scenes from history, we might better approach the complexity of biblical texts by keeping in mind that they were written by communities seeking to make sense of their identity and relationship to the Divine, and that not all of their hopes and ideals came to fruition. Another popular understanding of Israel as the Promised Land comes from Genesis 17, where God’s covenant with Abraham and his offspring is affirmed, and God promises to be the God of Abraham’s offspring and gift them the land of Canaan for “a perpetual holding.”

Israel is the land where God commissioned a small, insignificant group of people to change the world for eternity. God referred to Israel as “His people” (Deuteronomy 7:6); His “treasured possession” (Psalm 135:4), and even the “apple of His eye” (Zechariah 2:8).

IDF IS ON THE MOVE

Palestinians are not fond of work used to aid..ever one around the world must work for them so they can cry victim..i have no sympathy

Today is Monday 26th August (22 Av 5784) in Melbourne Australia. By newly acquired habit; I look forward to my weekly Shabbat treat of watching and listening to Rabbi Benjamin Sendrow but alas this has not been fulfilled this last week. I do hope the Rabbi is well and that his weekly presentations will be available. Shabbat Shalom

Can anyone bring this truth to all these proHamas/"palestinian" supporters in the world. Has there ever been any socalled "movement" so totally immune to facts, so fanatic, so out of any self-perspective, so uneducated and so coward as these supporters? They rave around in their own vaccume, screaming and shouting, attacking jews and police. Lisbeth

Prayers prayers prayers for Israel.

I am Irish but I have always loved Israel but was not Palastine Judea when Jesus walked the earth, is Israel not known as a kingdom?, the 'kingdom of Israel? I would appreciate someone explaining this to me.

Because they were nomadic and a mixture of peoples

Even they have own country's but they enjoying in Europe becouse more freedom ...

Once again, thank you Rabbi. Shabbat Shalom.

I learned something new. Thank you and Shabbat Shalom!

Christian here. Praying for Israel & Jews everywhere.

You did a good thing. Shalom!

Once again sir, another very good message of practical sense. I too have been is the same situation and did as you did. You made the righteous and respectful choice and your reason are honorable. I viewed it twice . Bruce.

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Great to see that the subscriber numbers are gradually increasing. Keep up the good work Rabbi. Just watch out for Gummy Shark, or Flake as we call it in Australia!

What a great example of civility over shaming. We need more of this behavior today! Shabbat shalom!

This is one of the reasons I have so much respect for you.