Why the Obsession with Israel and Jews? An Uncomfortable Conversation with Rabbi Yisroel Bernath

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In this conversation, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath explore the deep-rooted and often irrational obsession with Israel and Jews that has persisted for nearly 4000 years. He delves into the unique role of the Jewish people as G-d's chosen ones, tasked with making the world a place of goodness and kindness. From historical persecutions to modern-day conflicts, he examines why this small group continues to attract such intense scrutiny and hostility. Through the lens of faith and spirituality, he uncovers the profound truths behind Jewish chosenness and its implications for humility, responsibility, and global influence.

Key Takeaways:

1. Historical Context: Understanding the long history of obsession and hatred towards Jews, which spans almost four millennia.
2. Jewish Chosenness: Exploring the concept of Jews as G-d's chosen people and the responsibilities that come with it.
3. Global Reactions: Analyzing the disproportionate global reactions to Israel's actions compared to other conflicts.
4. Spiritual Humility: Learning from Rabbi Schneur Zalman's teachings on humility and the proper response to Divine kindness.
5. Ethical Monotheism: Highlighting the Jewish contributions to the world's moral and ethical frameworks.

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1. Why the Obsession with Israel and Jews? An Uncomfortable Conversation with Rabbi Yisroel Bernath (00:00:00)

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