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The Jewish Leadership Weekly Newsletter
29 Tishrei, 5768 (Oct. 11) Issue 6802
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- How to Become a Distinguished Leader
- Why Attack Bibi?
- Don't Doven at the Kotel!
- The Gaza Yo Yo: By Moshe Feiglin
- Education Crisis
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How to Become a Distinguished Israeli Leader |
 What professional politician does not want to be eternally remembered as a distinguished statesman? What professional politician does not want a starring role in the headlines, to appear smiling at all the cocktail parties, become larger than life and stake his claim in the international Hall of Fame?
In Israel, the path to glory is simple. All that a politician has to do is retreat, destroy Jewish settlements and talk about peace. Since Menachem Begin, the only Israeli prime minister to withstand this temptation was Yitzchak Shamir. Begin, Rabin, Peres, Netanyahu Barak, Sharon and now Olmert all opted for their brief moments in the international sun. True, some of them had other motivations -- police investigations or heavy international pressure. But the name of the game is fame.
Olmert is not stupid. He also wants to be famous. And just like Sharon, he also has some uncomfortable dealings that must be whitewashed by destroying Jewish settlements. But despite his corrupt and controlling leadership methods, Sharon just barely managed to drive the Jews out of Gush Katif. How could Olmert even dream of driving the remaining 95% of the settlers from Judea and Samaria?
With the help of the Supreme Court, Olmert tried to destroy a settlement -- Amona. It was a test case. But the settlers did not fall for the State Supremacists among them who usually quell any type of opposition to the forces of destruction. It looked like a real struggle was sprouting, the Israeli public did not like the gory pictures and an easy expulsion as in Gush Katif was obviously not in the cards.
The Expulsion Chief of Staff Halutz promised Olmert a simple military victory in Lebanon, straight from the air. The victory was supposed to give Olmert political stature and make his leadership more convincing. "Victory," Olmert explained, "would provide momentum for the Convergence." But "victory" was out of his reach and Olmert became relatively harmless for about a year.
Slowly but surely, though, Olmert's condition stabilized. The waves of civil protest died down in the face of the inexplicable impotence of the political Opposition. Netanyahu, as usual, was afraid to open his mouth. Instead, he hoped that Olmert would be forced to resign and that he would become prime minister effortlessly. But just the opposite occurred. The public simply got used to the situation and understood that it really had no alternative.
The old disease began to rear its head once again. Together with his counterpart who had been driven from Gaza, Olmert began to weave new dreams of glory. The successful air force strike in Syria brought the color back to Olmert's cheeks. In no time, everyone will pose for pictures on the White House lawn and who will remember the small-time swindler, the house on Cremieux Street and the defeat at the hands of the Hizbollah? Olmert will have his fame and glory. What will happen afterwards? Who cares?
This formula works quite well. Just ask Shimon Peres.
Until this point, there was not much cause for worry. After all, Olmert is just Olmert. He has no legitimate mandate to surrender Jerusalem. Surrendering Jerusalem means giant demonstrations and threatens the stability of the government coalition.
Where can Olmert access the legitimacy to sign Jerusalem away? From the Right, of course. From Netanyahu and Lieberman. Just like every other smart administrator, Olmert knows that the best way to control the workers is to buy off the union head. The Ultra-Orthodox will join and the National Religious are irrelevant. All that Olmert needs to succeed is the support of the Likud and Lieberman's party. The path to fame crosses Bibi's threshold.
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Why Attack Bibi? |
 If a person wants to stay healthy, he doesn't need to eliminate disease. Instead, he must keep his body and environment fit so that the nasty viruses and bacteria waiting to attack him don't have a chance.
The same is true on a national level. Ehud Olmert is not the problem. Olmert and his cohorts in the government are a given -- a strain of disease that attacks our national immune system. This disease cannot spread or do harm without the proper conditions. Ever since Israel's peace agreement with Egypt in 1979, those conditions have been provided by Israel's Right. We may not be able to eliminate the disease, but we can certainly eliminate the conditions in which it is able to attack.
So why attack Bibi? The answer is simple. To save Jerusalem.
Is Bibi in on the agreement being constructed by Olmert and Abu Mazen? We have no proof that he is. Persistent rumors that include the names of other Likud Knesset members who are involved in the talks have been loudly whispered for more than a month. But at this point, they are no more than rumors. What is clear though, is that in the face of hasty negotiations to surrender Israel's capital to the enemy, the head of the Opposition is doing nothing. If the rumors are true, it will not have been the first time that Netanyahu creates the Right conditions for the breakout of the Left disease:
· Netanyahu was the man who gave the National Camp's approval for the Oslo Accords when as Prime Minister, he hugged Arafat.
· Netanyahu was the man who, as Prime Minister, gave the National Camp's approval for continued retreats, arms transfer and terrorist release in the framework of the Wye Accords.
· Netanyahu was the man who voted in favor of the Expulsion, remained in the government and paved the way for all the vacillating ministers to follow suit.
In light of the above, there is definitely reason for concern in the face of Netanyahu's current behavior. He will speak out against the developing agreement with zeal in order to prepare an alibi in case it fails, just like he did when he quit the government shortly before the Expulsion and after it was too late to stop it. But no substantial action to stop the dangerous move will emanate from his office.
And what about Lieberman? Lieberman is playing a smart game. On one hand, he blasts the Leftists, calling them "kapos" and keeping his voters happy. On the other hand, he is part of the government, supplying the "kapos" with a most fundamental necessity: legitimacy. Now he claims that Ramon's plan fits his own plan to exchange territory -- as if Israel will actually declare sovereignty over other places after it surrenders Jerusalem.
It seems that Netanyahu has figured out what Lieberman has known all along.
He has nothing to lose from joining the government. He can only gain. The right wing public has no alternative to the Likud and Lieberman (the National Union party is not on the playing field). Just as he did before the Expulsion, Netanyahu will resign from the government just prior to the elections and all will be forgiven. The columnists in the right wing Makor Rishon newspaper will explain why Netanyahu is the only chance and everyone will crown him as the last Zionist leader. In the meantime, Netanyahu will be able to leave the Opposition desert while Olmert protects him from the poison pens of the Left. He will once again be at center stage and his hopes to become prime minister will be high. After all, the Rightist voters are used to being betrayed by their "leaders."
And what about Jerusalem?
Honestly! Is Shuafat Jerusalem? Have we prayed for Sheikh Jarah for 2000 years? You will be able to continue to pray at the Western Wall, so what is the problem? Why continue to atrophy in the Opposition?
And what about Manhigut Yehudit?
Remember, it is not necessary to eliminate the disease -- just the conditions that allow it to rear its head.Our job is to unite the genuinely concerned nationalist forces. We must foster a healthy atmosphere in which the Right does not create the conditions in which the disease can spread. More details to come!
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| Don't Doven at the Kotel!: By Shmuel Sackett |
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25 Tishrei, 5768 Oct. 7, '07
 When you come to Israel, and I hope it's soon, please do not doven (pray) at the Kotel (Western Wall). Before you call for "the men in the white coats" please allow me to explain that rather strange request.
Imagine that a very wealthy man invited you to a party in his beautiful home. For years this party had been taking place but you were never lucky enough to be invited. And now, after so much time, the invitation you were waiting for has finally arrived. Thank G-d! In honor of the special event you bought the best suit money could buy, the finest shoes in town and a custom made shirt. You had your hair done by the best hairstylist and -- just for the occasion -- bought the most expensive cologne on the market. Everything was perfect and you were counting down the days.
And then came the bad news. Just three hours before the start of the party-of-the-year, a major fire broke out in the host's magnificent home. Five fire companies were busy putting out the flames and destruction was everywhere. Obviously, the party you had waited for so anxiously was cancelled. You were devastated.
And then came the good news. While the wealthy man's home and property were indeed destroyed, a small piece of his backyard was not! You quickly put on your fancy suit, shiny shoes, custom made shirt and started driving to the party, which you felt was going to be held in the backyard. On the way, you fixed your hair and "shpritzed" yourself with the expensive cologne. You drove past all the fire-trucks, still busy fighting the fire, and arrived at the backyard. "I must be early" you thought, because nobody else was there. And then, all of a sudden, you saw the host of the party! "Wow, the host is here. Let me go over and greet him," you said to yourself.
And then came the bad -- and extremely embarrassing -- news. "Are you serious?" asked the wealthy man. "You actually thought the party would be held here -- with my house still burning several feet away??? Are you insane??? Don't ever come near me again, you insensitive fool! Get off my property!!!" And with that, the wealthy man turned away in anger, shock and total disbelief, and you stood there in your fancy suit and sweet smelling cologne looking like the biggest fool who ever walked the planet.
Dearest friends, G-d's house is burning. As you read these words, the Holy Temple in Jerusalem is being destroyed. Right now at this exact moment! This is not an exaggeration. It is 100% fact. The Arabs, who control Har Ha'Bayit (the Temple Mount) are digging and destroying actual walls of the Holy Temple.
The following is a quote from Rabbi Chaim Richman, International Director of Machon Ha'Mikdash (The Temple Mount Institute);
 "For the past several weeks, workers employed by the Islamic Wakf have been excavating on the Temple Mount. This excavation, ostensibly to facilitate improvements to the infrastructure of the Al Aksa Mosque, is being carried out with the approval of the Israeli government. Digging in any archeologically sensitive area is generally carried out with great care and delicacy, especially if the site is associated with religious traditions or considered holy. However this work is being carried out as it would be at any construction or building project, utilizing heavy machinery such as tractors and bulldozers. The Israel Antiquities Authority, legally empowered by the government to protect all archeological sites in Israel, is turning a blind eye to this excavation and has not posted supervisors or any representative at the site. Indeed, respected independent archeologists who have expressed concern over the irreparable damage currently being wrought by this work, and who have attempted to observe the digging firsthand, have been physically prevented from doing so by Israeli police officers, who vigilantly ensure that no one interferes with the work. According to the eye witness reports of these archeologists, and based on photographs they have studied, irreparable damage is being caused.
Islam maintains that there never was any such thing as the Holy Temple standing on the Temple Mount. For years a concentrated effort was made to obliterate any vestige of evidence from the site. Yet now, as a result of this destructive and wanton bulldozing, a section of the wall of the Holy Temple - in the area universally recognized as the location of the Women's Court - has been unearthed. This is the first time since the destruction of the Second Temple that actual physical evidence of the Temple has been revealed. But all of the antiquities of the Temple that have been uncovered are in danger of being destroyed by the Wakf."
I suggest you read those last two sentences again. Rabbi Richman wrote that this is the first time since the destruction of Bayit Sheni (the Second Temple) that physical evidence of the actual Temple has been found yet that evidence is being destroyed by the Arabs. Please understand that this archeological find is far more important than Massada. We are talking about the Holy Temple -- the Beit Hamikdash!!!
Three weeks ago, I went up to Har Ha'Bayit with my son and we saw this destruction with our own eyes. Many bulldozers are busy at work destroying our holiest site. A 400 meter long trench has already been dug and damage has been made that is simply beyond repair. As Rabbi Richman wrote, the Israeli government and the Israeli police department are allowing this tragedy to happen. It's simply horrific.
But I want to go one step further. It is very easy to blame Prime Minister Olmert, President Peres and their gang for what they are doing. These people have made their careers out of destroying all that is dear to our tradition. Olmert and Peres are currently busy at work trying to give Hebron and Bet El to the enemy and when that is done -- G-d forbid -- they will try to give away Kever Rachel, Kever Yosef, Elon Moreh, Shilo and more.
My question is where are the Rabbis during this crisis? Where is "Da'as Torah"? Where are the Gedolim (rabbinic leaders)? Their silence is deafening. How come all the Rabbis were up in arms when anonymous bones were found during the building of Highway #6 yet not a sound is made when walls of the Bet Ha'Mikdash are found -- and destroyed??? Those bones caused quite a stir. Massive rallies were held and physical battles were waged with the Israeli police. The violence was so intense that the Israeli government gave in and rerouted an entire section of the road, at a cost of tens of millions of dollars. The Rabbis declared the victory a sanctification of G-d's Name and didn't even care when scientific proof was presented that these bones were not even Jewish!
Where are the battles over the Bet Ha'Mikdash? Where is the outcry, the willingness for self-sacrifice for the Sanctification of G-d's Name?
There is none. Do you know why??? Because nobody has touched the Kotel. For thousands of years we have prayed and cried at the Kotel, the place where G-d's "Shechina" (Divine presence) never left. The Kotel has served us just fine and even though G-d restored Har Ha'Bayit to our hands, our people prefer to remain at the Kotel. I understand that there is a great Jewish-law debate over ascending Har Ha'Bayit and if one follows the ruling that says that going to Har Ha'Bayit is forbidden, then you should indeed not go there, but that doesn't change what is happening.
Even if you do not go to Har Ha'Bayit, you should be outraged by what is happening there. A Jew must protest every act of desecration of G-d's Name in the world and certainly when it is being carried out on our holiest site. But not a word has been said. Olmert is allowing it, the police are allowing it and -- sadly -- the Rabbis are allowing it too.
This is why I wrote not to pray at the Kotel. Hashem's house is burning at this very moment and I do not recommend saying, "But the backyard is fine so we'll go there". Especially if you do not go up to Har Ha'Bayit, do not go to the Kotel. At least not while the fire is still burning.
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| The Gaza Yo Yo: By Moshe Feiglin |
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25 Tishrei 5768
Oct. 7, '07
Translated from the NRG website
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Albert Einstein
Defense Minister Barak has made it clear. A major military incursion into Gaza is just around the corner.
Strangely enough, I find myself strongly opposed to entering Gaza. The world is upside down. It used to be that the Left would oppose military action while the Right would demand it. But not any more. The Left needs military action to fuel its peace processes. "Victory will create momentum for the Convergence." Remember? The Right, on the other hand, is beginning to free itself of the automatic reflex that always demands to "let them have it." It is beginning to understand that military action will not necessarily defend Israel. Sometimes it can serve the opposite purpose; government hegemony, for example.
Not long ago, a massive brainwashing campaign took place in Israel. The nation was dragged into an operation known by the Orwellian code name, "Disengagement." In reality, it was the destruction of an entire settlement region, the razing of hundreds of homes and the scattering of their residents in every direction. It cost 27 billion dollars (10 years of US aid), brought terrible suffering upon ten thousand people, tore the nation apart, eliminated the final remnants of Israel's democratic culture and encouraged the enemy to attack.
We paid the price of all the above to achieve one thing: Disengagement. So that "our soldiers will not have to endanger themselves in the alleys of Gaza." The truth, though, was eventually told by television personality Yair Lapid. The real reason for the Disengagement was simply to defeat the Left's political opponent. "We had to teach the settlers a lesson," he explained. Disengaging from Gaza was simply the excuse. So now, after we have paid the terrible price, the Defense Minister proclaims that our sons will return to Gaza? For what? To retreat once again? How can we play this cruel yo yo game with the lives of our soldiers?
It is important to understand that when Barak announces that a military incursion into Gaza is near, he is admitting in no uncertain terms that all the concepts touted to justify the Disengagement have failed. There is no other way to understand it. If you send troops to fight once again according to precisely the same failed concept, you are simply playing with human life. After all, it is clear that even after the most successful military action, a new set of left wing journalists and protesters will see to it that the IDF retreats from Gaza in no time. And then the Kassams will explode here once again.
Those who do not recognize their mistakes, should not play with the lives of our sons. It is time to admit that the concept of land for peace and security has failed. Since this concept was adopted and applied in the Oslo Accords, we have a lot less peace and a lot less security. Many more Israeli citizens were killed in terror attacks since 1995 than in all the years of Israel's existence until the Accords were signed.
In truth, I would oppose these agreements even if they did bring peace and security. But the point being discussed in this article is if the policies that engendered these agreements have achieved the goals that their proponents set for themselves. Clearly, the answer is negative. The Oslo concept, the Disengagement concept, and the concept of land for peace have completely failed.
Going into Gaza for yet another round endangers our soldiers' lives for no reason. We must understand that true security will come as a result of Jewish settlement and Arab emigration. If we return to Gaza, we must do so with the intent purpose of declaring Israeli sovereignty there, encouraging the Arabs to emigrate from there (they want to leave anyway) and rebuilding the destroyed communities of Gush Katif and the entire Land of Israel.
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| Education Crisis |
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 Israel's high school teachers have announced an open ended strike to demand fair wages. Israel's educational system just barely survives from one crisis to the next. Moshe Feiglin had put his finger on the problem years ago. The following article was translated from his book, "The War of Dreams."
Education: Transforming our National Dream
By Moshe Feiglin
5 Cheshvan, 5761
November 3, 2000
First and foremost, we are in the midst of a war of the Jews against themselves. This is a war of dreams -- a war of the new Israeli dream against the old Jewish dream. As of now, the new Israeli dream is winning. It is the dream that has been leading the State of Israel since 1948.
The new Israeli dream is the original, Herzelian dream. It is the dream of being a "nation like all other nations" that establishes a state like all other states -- not necessarily in the Land of Israel -- and lives in peace and serenity with its adopted Western "progressive" culture. In the short term, this dream may have won. We have established an exemplary state of Hebrew speakers who have nothing to do with Judaism.
But the dream is poised to defeat itself. The dream continues to foster the illusion that we must make peace with Arafat. In truth, it is easy to defeat Arafat. He is not the real enemy. All that we need to do to rid ourselves of Arafat's threat is to pull out his plug: stop giving him money, cut off all his phone lines, cut off his water and not allow the Arabs to work here or travel here. That's all that is needed. We do not have to use even one soldier to win the war against Arafat.
So why doesn't Israel follow these easy steps? Why does Israel continue to bleed slowly to death, just like Rabbi Herling, may G-d avenge his blood? The answer is that Arafat is the State of Israel's lifeboat. Arafat plays a central role in the Israeli dream. He is supposed to prove that we really can live here as if we were a nation like all other nations. Arafat is supposed to prove that this entire conflict is nothing more than a simple dispute between neighbors that can be solved with all sort of creative tricks: Arafat will get the mountain and we will get the tunnel inside. Any ludicrous idea will do -- as long as it keeps our Israeli dream from shattering. Arafat's job is to take all the Jewish identity-laden regions away from us. He must take Jerusalem, Hebron, Rachel's Tomb and Shechem. In exchange, he will allow us our comfortable normalcy: the sushi and hi-tech of the Philistine lowland, where there are no enemies that remind us of our Jewishness -- and our uniqueness.
That dream is shattering right now. But our leaders from both Right and Left still attempt to ignore the blood. They still try to make us forget the lynching in Ramallah and the horrors that we have just recently witnessed. They ignore the acts of terror that do not reach the public eye in the hope that nobody will notice and then they will not have to react. They bury their heads deep in the sand hoping that if all of us close our eyes hard, we will be able to continue to dream. But the dream has shattered. And a nation cannot exist without a national dream.
To open our eyes and deal with the current war (all we need to do is pull out Arafat's plug. Remember?), we must surrender our current dream. But to do that, we need a different dream.
Where are dreams created? In the educational system!
Our educational system needs a complete overhaul. It must imbue our children with immense love and respect for their Jewish identity. It must give our children broad knowledge of Jewish history, culture and thought. It must impart in-depth knowledge of the Written and Oral Torah and knowledge of Israel's geography and topography. Israel's educational system must nurture our children's love for their homeland and their feeling of having a common destiny and mission. Our current educational system couldn't be farther from these healthy goals.
The role of the teacher also has to change. Teachers must be the most honored and valued people in our nation. Their salaries must be increased accordingly and in proportion to the extra hours that they study and teach Jewish subjects. If there is not enough money to fund their salaries, it can and should be taken from the regular bribery money that we pay Arafat so that he will be so kind as to continue to talk to us.
True, the educational answer is a long term answer. But it is important to understand that no incidental tactical solution will help if we do not have a new dream.
The small tactical answer hinges from top to bottom on the greater dream. Moshe Dayan did not remove the Israeli flag from the Temple Mount because of international pressure. He did it because he -- and the entire leadership of the State of Israel since its establishment -- had a different dream. The Chief of Central Command did not flee from Joseph's Tomb because he couldn't secure it. He did it because his dreams are different. Rabbi Herling, may G-d avenge his blood, was not left to die on Mount Eval because it was impossible to save him. The army's tactical actions on Mount Eval were the product of a different dream, planted deep in the psyches of Israel's high ranking officers. When we win the war of dreams -- the tactics will be obvious.
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Manhigut Yehudit joins Am Yisrael in mourning the passing of Rabbi Avraham Elkana Shapira, ztz"l, dean of the Merkaz Harav yeshiva, former Chief Rabbi and dedicated commander in the struggle for the Land of Israel. May we be comforted with the building of Zion.
A hearty yashar koach to the dedicated Manhigut members who worked hard to make the Manhigut Yehudit presence in Hebron on Chol Hamoed Sukkot a success. Moshe Feiglin and the Manhigut Yehudit members spent a long day in the Manhigut Yehudit Hebron Sukkah, meeting many of the 30,000 visitors to Hebron, registering them for the Likud and fielding lots of encouragment and support. Thank you to all those who made this energizing event possible!
Moshe Feiglin in Toronto
Moshe Feiglin will address the Toronto Jewish community on the issue of:
"Turning the State of the Jews into the Jewish State"
Date: Tuesday, 11 Cheshvan 5768 (Oct. 23)
Place: Shaarei Tefillah Synagogue
3600 Bathurst Street (South of Wilson Ave.)
Time: 7:30P.M.
Info: Jewish Defense League
Phone: 416-736-7000 Email: jdlcanada@jdl.org
Moshe Feiglin and Michael Fuah in Ariel (Hebrew)
Moshe Feiglin and Michael Fuah will address the Ariel community on:
"From Peace Messianism to Jewish Rationalism"
Date: Monday, 17 Cheshvan 5768 (Oct. 29)
Place: Ariel Central Matnas
5 Ha'atzmaut St. Second floor
Info: Yoav 052 552 3597
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