“Whose Side Is God On? — The Tower That Never Fell” 

From Gaza to Babel — from protest lines to prayer lines —
everyone thinks Heaven agrees with them. 

This week’s class, “Whose Side Is G-d On?”, exposes the
spiritual blindness that turns faith into fiction — and the miracles we miss
when we stop looking up.  

 Why did Hashem choose ravens — the most unlikely of birds
— to feed Eliyahu the prophet? In today’s class, we attempt to uncover the
secret connection between the raven, the ketoret, and the soul of every Jew. 

When the sky darkened and the first raindrops fell,

Noaḥ hesitated at the door of the תֵּבָה.

Centuries later, Mosheh faced the same test — and changed history.

This is the story of faith, humility, and Hashem’s confidence in you.

 The world feels
upside down. 

Peace
treaties signed, yet war rages. 

Terrorists
celebrated, truth silenced, and Israel blamed again. 

But
what if this chaos was predicted not by pundits, but by Shlomo HaMelekh himself? 

Join
us as we explore”From the Time of War to the Time of Peace” as examine words
attributed to the Vilna Gaon and his prophetic insight into the calendar of
history showing why this year, 5786, may mark the dawn of the Et Shalom. 

Podcast Description:

In this powerful post–holiday class, we explore the question that lingers after the shofar’s echo fades: What now? Through the stories of Kayin and Hevel, Noaḥ, and the teachings of the Ba‘al Shem Ṭov and the Lubavitcher Rebbe, he reveals that the true work of teshuvah begins when the inspiration ends — when we stop blaming others and take ownership of our lives. “הַדָּבָר תָּלוּי בִּי – The matter rests with me” becomes a call to action: to carry the holiness of the Yamim Nora’im into the ordinary days ahead, turning awareness into daily renewal.

Tonight, all of Israel waits breathlessly.

On הוֹשַׁעְנָא רַבָּה — the night of sweetening judgment — hearts tremble and lips whisper the same plea: that our brothers and sisters be returned, that harsh decrees melt into mercy.

In this special lecture from אֶרֶץ יִשְׂרָאֵל, delivered exactly two years after the tragedy that began on שְׁמִינִי עֲצֶרֶת תשפ״ד, Rabbi David draws us into the mystery of the five willow strikes — the five final letters of the Hebrew alphabet — and how each one transforms divine judgment into compassion.

Join us for The Five Strikes of Mercy — Sweetening Judgment on the Soft Earth — a journey from sorrow to renewal, from the closed gates of exile to the dawn of redemption

What do two identical goats — one brought to the Holy of
Holies, the other cast into the wilderness — reveal about the deepest secret of
teshuvah? 

Join us to discover how Yom Kippur teaches us to climb
from fear to love, and even transform sins into merits.  

LeZecher Nishmat my grandfather who passed away as we entered Yom Kippur, David Gindi HaKohen Ben Sarina and his great great grandson, Shimon Chai Ben Moriyah Bracha Devora 

 36 Hours Before Rosh HaShanah - The King is here. Hashem is knocking. Don’t miss the moment. Join us for “The Elevator Up – Answering the Knock Before the Gates Close.”  

 Let me share a story that Rabbi Elimelech Biderman brings
down, one that hits straight to the heart. 

The Krasna Rav tells a story which brings these words of
Rashi alive. 

There was a boy in Bnei Brak losing his eyesight. His
condition was deteriorating rapidly. The best doctors in Israel shook their
heads: nothing more we can do. 

Why do the Righteous suffer and the Wicked prosper - from Moshe’s glimpse of the tefillin’s knot to Rabbi Akiva’s vision of the crown — and discover how to enter Rosh HaShanah seeing every decree as הטוב והמטיב. Based on Rav Pinchas Friedman, The Shvilei Pinchas .... As we mention, this is a re-recording of the Seuda Shelishi Class - A dear friend who attended the class wrote and I am humbled by his words: I want to tell you how truly grateful I am. You are not just my rabbi — you are my David. The Devar Torah you gave on tefillin wiped me out; I had no idea about the concept of the strap of chesed and It pains me that I wasn’t taught this long long ago. It’s a real loss that so many yeshivot don’t teach students the deep, inner meaning of tefillin. Thank you for opening my eyes and my heart.

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