Watch: The Holocaust and (G‑d forbid) Burning Wrath Hinted in the Hidden Codes

"The rule of the Erev Rav in the final generation before the coming of Mashiach, their war against holy people," reveals Rabbi Glazerson in the secrets of the Torah. "The accusation against Rav Berland shlit"a is by the regime of the Erev Rav and the serpent, who are connected to the forces of impurity. And all these forces rise up against this holy man, Rabbi Eliezer Berland, because anyone who knows him cannot understand how a human being can perform such holy and difficult labors as he does, especially in the difficult period he is undergoing, and this clearly points to his greatness. This war has no logical explanation, the terrible persecution in which vast public funds are spent just to pursue them (including Rabbi Pinto), and thereby delay the coming of Mashiach. It is known from the holy books that this delay can bring about harsh judgments, as we are already seeing the developments. All this, unfortunately, is caused as a result of harming the tzaddikim, who are holy and pure." People of Israel, we must awaken; too many messages are arriving from people of truth and even from proven discoveries in the codes of the Torah. The forces of impurity are doing everything to delay the work of the true tzaddikim, and we, in our weakness and helplessness, are falling into their hands.

Rabbi Glazerson continues and brings new and outrageous details that the Torah reveals to us regarding the imprisonment of our teacher, the holy Gaon Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a. "It is truly baffling; the court has already ruled several times to release Rav Berland shlit"a, and just before the release, the police object. One sees that the move is not natural, a kind of hatred, a persecution. And from the codes, one sees that the matter is connected precisely with destruction and Holocaust, Heaven forbid. These verses appear also in connection to the Holocaust that occurred in Europe, and now also in connection to the terrible persecution against Rav Berland. The hatred against the tzaddikim is abysmal, and unfortunately, it explains this situation. May Hashem grant that we understand what the greatness of a tzaddik is and how terrible it is to harm him."

Finally, Rabbi Glazerson shlit"a shows that the words of the 'Chalb"an' (the Milkman), which were brought on the site regarding the spirit of impurity that has possessed the persecutors, also appear in the secrets of the Torah. Woe unto us that such a curse has fallen to our lot. The matters are clear and striking to the eye, but apparently, Hashem wants us to demand the honor of the tzaddik and thereby awaken the honor of Israel and reveal His kingdom before the eyes of all the nations.