You know, the Yimach shemam (May their names be erased) Hamas thought: part of their plan was to break the Jewish people mentally. Part of the plan was to break the Jewish people, to give them a sense of depression, a feeling that we cannot move further. But the opposite happened, and we see it in front of our face. The opposite happened. You can never break a Jew. And you know what the source of that is? The Torah. The first Geulah was with Moshe Rabbeinu, the redemption. Hashem specifically did this whole burning bush concept to teach us forever that no matter where you are, no matter how many times a Jew can go through so many tragedies, and so many people trying to break them, inside of him he will never burn; he will never break. That's the Jewish people, and that's why they are deserving of redemption of Geulah. Rabbeinu (our teacher), we're living through it as we speak. Jews around the world are not broken. If anything, there's more energy, more Torah, more mitzvot (commandments), more Shabbat, more tefillot (prayers).
I have a friend who's a rabbi in Manhattan, and he told me that so many Jews are coming to the Shabbat prayer. He feels as if almost every week it's Yom Kippur, Rosh Hashanah, because, you know, usually on Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, the shuls (synagogues) are packed. He says that suddenly, after the tragedy, almost every week, Shabbat feels like all the Jews are coming to pray. The opposite effect happened.
I have a friend, a Chabad rabbi from Indiana. He's a rabbi in Indiana. He told me the amount of requests that he got for people to come to his campus, the Chabad campus, to put on tefillin (phylacteries). He says he never heard—he never says such a thing. Regular Jewish people on college campuses usually never knock on his door, even for a Shabbat meal. Suddenly, at coming time, we want to put on tefillin, we want to pray, we want to say Shema Yisrael (Hear, O Israel). He said it's unbelievable. He taught some people to say Shema Yisrael. A Jew can never break. This is the secret ingredient, by the way, that a lot of goyim (non-Jews) don't know. You can never, ever break the neshama (soul) of a Jew. Yehudim (Jews) are always strong. And the Torah says it. That's why Hashem brought this symbol of the burning bush, to show us that no matter where we are, the Geulah is going to come because a Jew can never break.