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EXILE IS ENDING: Why the Return to Israel Cannot Wait | Rabbi Moshe Lichtman

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Avi welcomes Rabbi Moshe Lichtman, translator of Eim HaBanim Semeichah, to address the spiritual danger of choosing comfort over commandment. They break down the Torah sources calling for a return to Israel and confront why Diaspora leaders still hesitate to take action. Prepare for an unfiltered discussion on why the era of exile is closing and what it truly takes to bring our people home. Moral Edge explores Israel, faith, and a world on edge through a Torah and biblical lens, examining Jewish destiny, the Messiah, biblical prophecy, and humanity’s journey toward the Messianic era and Final Redemption. 🌍 Explore more conversations, articles, and exclusive content at: https://moraledge.com 📸 Follow Moral Edge on Instagram: / moraledgepodcast 🔔 Subscribe for new episodes every week as we explore faith, Israel, leadership, culture, and the moral questions shaping our world. ✨ Avi Proctor Educator, speaker, and lifelong student of Jewish thought, bringing wisdom, insight, and perspective to today's most important conversations. Follow him: / therealaviproctor 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Why Aren't American Rabbis Moving to Israel? 04:15 - The Turning Point 11:30 - Giving Up Pre-Med to Teach the Torah of Eretz Yisrael 19:20 - Secret Proposal at the Kotel & Moving 28:40 - The Miracle of Beit Shemesh: Divine Providence in Aliyah 36:50 - Translating Eim HaBanim Semeichah: 45:15 - Breaking the Diaspora Mindset 52:30 - What to Do If You Can’t Move to Israel Right Now 58:40 - Why God Commanded Us to Live in the Land

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