#Rabbi 

Thank you 🙏🏻

Hi, youtube is unfortunately a very strict warden. I understand their view because of course there are many morons who write moronic things but they really go overboard. On my end I see two comments from you (besides this one) and I responded at length to both of them. If you are using the youtube application you can see them by clicking on "NEWEST" above the comments. That forces the app to show all of the comments. I'm sorry that youtube did this to you. It does it to me as well. If only all of us normal good people would shame the morons out of spewing their childish trash talk (like the guy on reddit who said he wanted to assassinate me) then RU-vid and Google (snd facebook, twitter, etc) might fairly display all of our comments. I enjoy your involvement and I encourage you to continue commenting here. It definitely helps build your reputation with youtube when I 👍 and respond to them. Also, I don't know if you are subscribed to my channel bit that would likely also give you credibility with RU-vid. Have a blessed day. Musa

@@ydydy you too have nice day 💖

By the way, I realize now that the "removed comments" you referred to might have just been comments in the moderation que. Too mamy comments come from people who haven't watched the video they are ostensibly commenting on and just want to make an angry noise so in order to keep the conversation relevant to the video at hand all comments are placed in moderation until I go through them.

Well the Torah says that the Jews are supposed to have from the Nile to the Euphrates so from a RELIGIOUS perspective I suppose that might include Sinai. But here's the interesting thing. None of the people who take that Biblical promise super duper seriously are Zionists or supporters of the modern State of Israel! It's a "religious" belief among these people for some magical time in the future. The Jews who actively support the State of Israel don't take it seriously at all. In fact, the only religious Prime Minister of Israel was Menachem Begin and he was the one who made the treaty with Sadat to return the Sinai! Now if I were Prime Minister of Israel my priorities would have nothing to do with land and everything to do with ALL PEOPLE living maximally lovingly and pleasantly. But I WOULD read to the world this Biblical passage as a means of warning neighboring countries against attacking, saying that if anyone does preemptively attack then we would keep that land. But that would never happen. It would only be a way of telling religious extremists, "hey, we can be religious extremists too!" because it's important to show bullies that you're not afraid of them. But unless we were talking about ISIS or some other totally insane closed-minded group, that would never happen. As I mentioned in response to your other comment here (youtube sometimes hides comments so you may have to click "newest" above the comments to see it) -- I myself do not oppose Islam or any other religious belief and I believe that NEARLY ALL Muslims (and Jews and Hindus and Americans and Africans, etc) can be REASONED WITH. So mentioning the Bible verse about "the river of egypt to the river euphrates" would only be to warn off those few total crazy animals like those ISIS fellows. Peace and Love above all. But in any case, the short answer to your question is that no Jews or Israelis are trying to rake Sinai away from the Egyptian government and that the most religious and right wing prime minister in Israeli history was actually the one who made the Peace Treaty that returned Sinai to Egypt.

@@ydydy thanks that explains alot

Thank you for watching. To clarify, I think I said (or at least meant) that all parties who desire to WIN at the expense of the other party are nuts, or at least involved in a game where - in the long term - everybody loses. Regardless, I appreciate your watching and your involvement.