I'm speaking to you from Yerushalayim Ir HaKodesh (Jerusalem, the holy city). Not long ago, we had to run to our shelters. I don't need to tell you what's going on here. You've probably seen it all. It's a shocking reality.
You probably feel in the States and in Europe that there's nothing you can do. You can help out financially. You know, you can dial it in, but you feel you're so far away, you're so wrong. There's something that you can do that deflects bombs, that protects us all here in Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel). The soldiers are standing al hamishmar (on guard), prepared to be Moser Nefesh (self-sacrifice) for Klal Yisrael (Jewish people). People are making them food and taking it in their cars to the soldiers—homemade food, warm cakes, drinks, homemade love. You should see the look on the faces of those soldiers. And there are those in the hospitals—doctors and nurses—who are working around the clock, giving of themselves to save Jewish people. And you too, you can save Jews. You can be Moser Nefesh in that same way. You can join us here on the front.
When you walk down the street and you turn away—and maybe generally you're not the kind of person that does that, you're not that type—but you're doing it, and you say, "This is for my brothers in Eretz Yisrael, this is for my brothers who are captured, my brothers and sisters who are in fear of their lives," this could be one of the most powerful things that anyone can do.