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Massacre in Jerusalem

There are no words to describe the mourning and grief; no words to rationalize or explain.

Eight young yeshivah boys gathered in a school library cruelly gunned down by beasts disguised as humans.

May G-d welcome their holy souls into His loving embrace. And may He tenaciously avenge their blood.

My G-d, have we not suffered enough already? How much longer will You allow Your beloved nation to suffer such tragedies? It is the month of Adar, a month when You told us to increase our joy. How, now, are we to be joyful?

We believe and trust that all You do is good. But the time has come for belief and trust to be replaced. Seeing Your goodness instead of trusting in it. Feeling your love instead of believing in it.


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Posted: Mar 7, 2008
Such A Strong Statement
Rabbi Silberberg, your statement abot the atrocity of yesterday's events in Jerusalem took my breath away. You spoke a Megillah in just a few words, and those words you have spoken I've never heard such a strong statement in my entire life.

May G-d take His revenge out on our enimies, and reap justice for those young students who loss thier lives at such a young age.

Shabbat Shalom
Posted By Dov-Bear Reidenberg, North Miami Beach, Florida


 



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Rabbi Naftali Silberberg, a native of Detroit and a scholar renowned for his sharp wit and vast Talmudic knowledge, is on the editorial team of Chabad.org. He resides in Brooklyn, NY, with his wife Chaya Mushka and their three children.

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