Ok, I get it. The Knesset and most of the secular Jews, do not want a King. So they reject my ideas, and want to do it themselves.

That is absolutely ok, it is a free world, and no-one will or can force the Knesset or anyone else to do something against their will.

I am not going to do that, and I respect it.

The thing is. It is essentially not up to us. We are the Chosen people. What does that mean?

It means, that G-d has Chosen us, to lead the world to peace.

In case you had maybe forgotten this. This is the goal.

Now, you can choose not to believe in the old myths, live your life as a cab driver or a police officer. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. It is totally ok.

But when you are faced with the entire Middle East, trying, desperately to make peace.

Then you have to remember who you are.

Or should I say, who we are.

We are supposed to be special.

You may not believe in G-d, but that does not mean, that G-d does not exist. He does exist. And seen from the perspective of G-d. Are we doing what are supposed to now? Or are we forgetting what we are supposed to do now?

I am not saying this to be annoying, but to give you an angle on how you may be seen from a spiritual point of view.

If I am right, then we are in trouble. Because we are not listening to anyone, and we are pretty much just seeing the end of our own nose.

How does that rhyme with the aim of Israel being the light upon the Nations, and we being the ultimate peacemaker?

I know, that that is a hard truth to face.

But the thing is, we ARE the Chosen people, and we HAVE a frame and a goal we are supposed live up to and follow.

So we need to see it from the perspective of G-d, to really be seeing the whole picture of things.

When we stray from G-d and our services, then G-d will punish us.

The 7´th of October was a reminder of us not allowing ourselves to be divided.

Refusing to see the big picture is a problem.

We need to engage in the discussions of the future of Israel/Gaza.

I am not pointing a finger to anything specific.

But I am saying, that we need to look at the situation from an above perspective, in order for us to thrive.

We are supposed to bring peace.

G-d bless the will to find a solution to the postwar discussion.