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We are living in times when the words of the Torah concerning the solitude of the Jewish people "lo, it is a people that shall dwell alone" (Numbers 23:9) ring so true. There are many coalitions throughout the world, from without and within, that are attempting to undermine Israel's security by imposing impossible and ruinous demands that Israel relinquish its G-d-given rights to their own Land.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe dedicated hundreds of talks, pouring out his heart, pleading and demanding that Israel does not accede to these unreasonable and dangerous demands. Giving up land, for an illusion of peace, is not only a betrayal of G-d who gave us the land but it will pose the single greatest threat to the security of Israel. Millions of lives are at risk; and even one life is enough to warrant our strongest sense of protest against relinquishing any part of Israel.
This concern for the security of Israel and the rejection of any compromise in this regard, the Rebbe emphasised, is based on a clear and unequivocal Jewish ruling (Laws of Shabbos Ch. 329) which states that a Jewish enclave that is surrounded by armed enemies must never allow them to occupy any part of Jewish land even if they promise not to attack. The Jewish community is obliged to oppose this even to wage war to prevent this from happening and even if it is the holy day of Shabbos.
This book, which avails the English-speaking public to read the Rebbe's historic and timeless words, was compiled and translated by Rabbi Binyomin Schlanger.
"It is incumbent on all who are concerned for the security of Israel and the lives of all its inhabitants, and for all for whom the Rebbe's pleas that stemmed from the depths of his holy heart and soul, strike a responsive chord in their hearts, - to disseminate this work to the widest audience."
--Rabbi Greenberg, Buffalo, NY
"This book ... as one of the .. factors that led to Israel's security and the ensuing Redemption, may it be realised imminently!"
--Rabbi Y Ulman, Sydney Beth Din, Sydney, Australia
