Rabbi Chaim Richman answers President Obama's Cairo speech

The Land of Israel is the Promised Land given to our forefathers Abraham Isaac and Jacob and is given to us, their seed, as an everlasting Inheritance. The first commentary by the Biblical commentator Rashi in Genesis tells us that when the nations of the world will tell us, Listim Atem, (you are occupiers), our answer is that the entire universe was created by the G-d, the Creator of the World, who decides who are the rightful inheritors and occupiers of the Land. The Bible clearly tells us that the Land of Israel all of it belongs to the Jewish People. Period. Rabbi Richman (as well as many other Rabbis) points out the holes in President Obama's speech given in Cairo in June, 2009. He also warns that anyone who tries to harm Israel risks Divine retribution. Although not in this video, another Rabbi, Rabbi Shlomo Dov Wolpe (sos-israel.com), reminds us what happened the last time America pressured Israel to destroy Jewish homes in Gush Katif, making over 8000 Jews homeless. ONE DAY after the last Jew was dragged out of Gush Katif, Hurricane Katrina began, making many more Americans homeless. And now, President Obama wants Israel to make another part of the Jewish state Judenrein???!!! He does not recognize the legitimacy of Jewish settlement in Israel???!!! Egypt, under Pharoah, also tried to mess with the Jews and look what it got them. Listen to America Liberty Radio HempUSA Store

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Rabbi Chaim Richman answers President Obama's Cairo speech is an episode from We The People Radio Network by Humphrey-Camardella.

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This episode was published on Jun 13, 2009.

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