I Ask The Toughest Questions, About Moving To Israel

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I Ask The Toughest Questions, About Moving To Israel

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4.9K views · 8 months ago · Israel, Torah, Tefillin & Mitzvot

There’s an urgent reason to consider aliyah today, so why aren’t the rabbis saying anything? We Ask Rabbi Josh Wander, 🔥 Subscribe To My Newest Channel Here: @InspiredIsrael =========================== ⭐️Subscribe To This Channel HERE ➡︎ @ParshaInspired =========================== ⏰ Timecodes ⏰ 0:00 Intro 0:45 Is now the time to move to Israel 2:33 Why aren’t rabbis telling people to make Aliyah 3:42 When rabbis got Aliyah wrong historically 4:45 Ask rabbis in Israel, not excuses 5:59 Is “Daas Torah” a modern idea 6:23 Why rabbis rarely all agree 8:27 What Jewish education is missing about Israel 8:51 The Chazon Ish on living in Israel 15:00 Are people misquoting Rav Moshe Feinstein 16:45 Aliyah as a mitzvah according to the Ramban 20:00 Halachic vs hashkafic views of Aliyah 23:03 Why Israel is central to Torah mitzvos 23:33 The Chofetz Chaim tried to move to Israel 25:09 Forgotten mitzvos returning today 27:25 The sinking ship analogy 28:01 Assimilation in America vs Israel 29:22 What Rav Dovid Feinstein really said 30:22 Move now or keep your passport ready 33:37 Common excuses and why they fail 34:41 Israel as a daily miracle 36:42 The Dome of the Rock and its meaning 39:11 Zionism, Geula, and defining terms 41:07 When not to make Aliyah Joshua Wander is an American born Israeli rabbi, Aliyah activist, and former ZAKA spokesman. He is known for his work with ZAKA, Israel’s search and rescue and disaster response organization, and for founding the Aliyah advocacy group Bring Them Home, which encourages Jews in the Diaspora to return to Israel. Wander has also been active in public safety and emergency preparedness, appearing on the reality television program Doomsday Preppers and maintaining a disaster preparedness blog. Previously, he was the Republican nominee for Mayor of Pittsburgh in 2013 general election and has held roles in public relations, writing, and Jewish education. He is also a public relations consultant representing projects in, and around the Old City of Jerusalem. He recreated the Chatzotzrot bringing them back into existence after a 2000 year hiatus.

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