Shadee Elmasry – Rabbi Justifies What!
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Speaker 1 discusses how the Torah says not to kill anyone in a year, but rather kill children who are supposedly innocent. This is considered a rabbinical statement, but Speaker 1 argues that it is not a statement of strict mercy on children. The situation is becoming more mainstream in Israel.
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How if you know if there's a terrorist in the building and
these terrorists will kill many Jews, it's just a matter of time
because he's that's what he does all his life. And there's an
opportunity to throw a bomb on his head, but maybe few kids will get
hurt. And they say, well, the kids are innocent. How are you going to
kill 238 kids that are there in the building? They're gonna get
killed. So the answer is, if you don't kill those supposedly
innocent kids, what would happen later this one will kill 50 Jews,
they will become families one way or the other. So that's what the
Torah say. Someone is on the way to kill you now in a year from
now. You can kill him even now, you know before we don't have to
wait a minute before but the point is right here that Hashem say do
not have mercy on the children kill older children also why?
There is no difference between them and their children in 10
years from now, these children will attack you on the way as I've
gotten older. This is not just one wacky rabbi. Ms. Rocky is not some
wacky guy. He's not the extreme. This is becoming mainstream in
Israel, supported with this rabbinical scholarship