Whoever Believes Will Be Saved from the Iranian Atom

The daily chizuk from our teacher, the holy tzaddik, Rav Eliezer Berland shlit"a – "Whoever believes and studies Gemara in Jerusalem, the atom will turn into candy."

Monday, 14 Sivan 5782 – "One must study Gemara every day." These are his holy words:

I just read a book about R' Yeshaya of Kerestir. A boy named Yitzchak Schwartz appeared before him, lying wounded on the snow. R' Yeshaya told him, "I am watching over you; your grandfather served me with faith, so now I am watching over you." He said this to his grandfather 30 years before the Holocaust. He told them, "A Holocaust is about to happen; whoever holds onto faith will be saved."

So, the work is to strengthen oneself in faith in the tzaddik. Whoever walks with the tzaddik, nothing can happen to him—not terrorists, not bombs, and even if Iran throws an atomic bomb, whoever believes will see it turn into candy.

If an atom falls here, it will turn into candy.

(Our teacher, Rav Berland shlit"a, expounds in his words on the Book of Daniel, Chapter 8: 1. In the third year of the reign of King Belshazzar, a vision appeared to me, I, Daniel, after the one that appeared to me at the beginning. 2. And I saw in the vision, and it happened when I saw, that I was in Shushan the capital, which is in the province of Elam; and I saw in the vision, and I was by the Ulai River. 3. And I lifted my eyes and saw, and behold, a ram standing before the river, and it had two horns; and the horns were high, and one was higher than the other, and the high one came up last. 4. I saw the ram pushing westward and northward and southward, and no beasts could stand before it, and there was no one to save from its hand; and it did as it pleased, and it magnified itself. 5. And I was understanding, and behold, a male goat came from the west over the face of the whole earth, and it did not touch the ground; and the goat had a prominent horn between its eyes. 6. And it came to the ram that had the two horns, which I saw standing before the river, and it ran to it in the fury of its power. 7. And I saw it reaching the ram, and it was embittered against it and struck the ram and broke its two horns, and there was no power in the ram to stand before it; and it threw it to the ground and trampled it, and there was no one to save the ram from its hand. 8. And the male goat magnified itself exceedingly; and when it was strong, the great horn was broken, and four prominent ones came up in its place toward the four winds of the heavens. 9. And from one of them came out one small horn; and it grew exceedingly toward the south and toward the east and toward the beauty. 10. And it grew up to the host of the heavens; and it cast down to the ground some of the host and some of the stars, and trampled them. 11. And it magnified itself even up to the prince of the host; and from it, the daily sacrifice was removed, and the place of his sanctuary was cast down.)

Now Iran—it is written in Daniel about the King of Persia. I saw the King of Persia, that the King of Persia will take over the world, will conquer the entire world—but only those who study Gemara in Jerusalem will be able to repel him.

It is written in Daniel that the King of Persia will take over; the King of Persia will come and he will take over the entire world. He will have atomic bombs, and they will be thrown at all the nations.

And Daniel said, "I saw the King of Persia arriving; and I lifted my eyes and saw one ram before the river," the 'Ubal' is the river.

"And it had two horns," it has horns, "and the horns were high, and one was higher than the other, and the high one came up last."

"I saw the ram pushing westward," he will conquer, "westward and northward," the north side is the Arctic Ocean, "and southward," even southward, "and no beasts could stand before it, and there was no one to save from its hand; and it did as it pleased, and it magnified itself."

And he will succeed in conquering the entire world, conquering the entire world, "and I was understanding..." I am looking at this vision, at this prophecy.

And he saw in a dream, "and behold, a male goat," suddenly a male goat arrives, this is a goat, a buck, a buck is a male goat. It pushes westward and northward and southward, "and it did not touch the ground," it does not touch the ground, it hovers over the earth and it conquers the entire world.

"A prominent horn between its eyes," it has a horn between its eyes, "and the goat," the goat is the buck, a male ram. "And it came to the ram that had the two horns," the one with the two horns is the King of Persia, and he will conquer the entire world, the King of Persia.

"The one with the two horns which I saw standing before the river," the river is the stream that flows there in Persia. "And it ran to it in the fury of its power," and then it goes to push it, it has horns. Like R' Chanina ben Dosa, where there was an argument between the shepherd and the homeowner.