Before you is the full daily lesson as delivered by our teacher, the Rav, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a (may he live long and good days) – yesterday after the Ma'ariv (evening) prayer, Tuesday, Parshas Vayikra, the night of the 10th of Adar II:

"So every day ten soldiers are killed; now they liberated Shifa Hospital, they just liberated it. And ten soldiers died – ten righteous young men, yeshiva students. The whole army today is yeshiva students, because the secular people don't enlist at all; seventy percent – they did a study – don't want to enlist. They take drugs, they are criminals, the army cannot accept them, only yeshiva students. Now, everyone should see to break their Xiaomi (smartphone); we just spoke about Nachman Vazana, they were the whole family. His mother is most righteous, she arrived at age eighteen, she's been here for thirty years already. And now she merited that her son was the soul of Mashiach (the Messiah). He used to break everyone's Xiaomi. He broke the Xiaomi of a young man and told him, 'I am performing miracles for you.' Two days later, he [the young man who merited to break it] flipped over with his car and came out without a scratch. After that, he wanted to travel to Uman. He said, 'How can I travel? I have a stay-of-exit order.' [Nachman] said to him, 'Did you break the Xiaomi? You can travel to Uman, have no fear, the computers won't catch you.' No computer detected him. He traveled in peace and returned in peace. Now, every girl should break her Xiaomi, her smartphone; she will be surrounded by flames of fire like Devorah the Prophetess. For every woman is a spark of Moshe Rabbeinu (Moses our Teacher). 'Nashim' (women) is [the same Gematria (numerical value) as] Eliyahu HaNavi (Elijah the Prophet) [of blessed memory]. Every woman is a spark of Eliyahu HaNavi and Moshe Rabbeinu. Like Devorah the Prophetess, who was a spark of Moshe Rabbeinu [as explained in the] Megaleh Amukos (a classic Kabbalistic work). And Tzipporah was ibbur (spiritually impregnated/reincarnated) into Yael. Therefore [it is written], 'Smicha' (blanket) (Judges 4:18). Because the word 'Smicha' does not appear in the entire Torah, [only] once in the entire Tanakh (Bible). People don't know what the word 'Smicha' means. The Megaleh Amukos says 'Smicha' refers to the soul of Tzipporah that was impregnated into Yael. Every woman merits to be the wife of Moshe, or Moshe himself. And through this, we shall merit the complete Geulah (Redemption) speedily in our days, Amen!"‏.