"YA ALI" Won't Save you on this flight... Rabbi Mizrachi REACTS
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The video begins with a dramatic clip of a flight in Iran experiencing extreme turbulence, where passengers are seen screaming names other than Allah during the crisis. The narrator uses this incident to argue that despite intense brainwashing or cultural conditioning, the innate human nature (fitra) should naturally lead one to call upon God alone when facing life-threatening situations. He points out that the passenger first called for Ali and then Muhammad, completely ignoring Allah until it was too late, which he interprets as a clear example of polytheism where humans are prioritized over the Creator. The narrator contrasts this with other religious groups, such as Catholics or Orthodox Christians, who he claims also engage in similar behaviors by praying to saints, Mary, or the Trinity, arguing that these actions effectively make them polytheists despite their own terminology of "veneration" or "icons."
Following the clip, Rabbi Mizrachi joins the discussion to analyze the behavior shown in the video. He questions why individuals would scream for Ali or Muhammad instead of Hashem (God) when their lives are at risk, drawing a parallel between these passengers and Jewish communities who might call upon a Rebbe during difficult times. The Rabbi emphasizes that worshipping created beings, whether they are religious figures like prophets or secular icons like rock stars and athletes, is fundamentally the same sin of idolatry. He illustrates this by describing how people faint at concerts or kiss the feet of celebrities, demonstrating that the human inclination to worship other humans is a deep-seated trait that exists across all cultures and belief systems. The core argument presented is that there is no middle ground between monotheism and polytheism; once a person directs prayer or reliance toward anyone or anything other than God alone, they have stepped out of true monotheism.
The narrator expands on the Rabbi's points by discussing the psychological motivations behind this tendency to worship others, suggesting that it stems from a desire to rely on visible, tangible figures rather than the invisible Creator. He notes that while many intellectuals and scholars might use complex theological arguments involving Greek mythology or Neoplatonism to justify their beliefs, the truth remains simple: God is the only one worthy of worship. The video concludes by distinguishing between ignorance (jahil) and disbelief (kufr), stating that those who knowingly persist in worshipping others despite understanding the truth are living in a state of deception. Ultimately, the message reinforces that true faith requires submitting to Allah alone, rejecting all forms of shirk, whether it involves religious statues, saints, or modern celebrity culture, as all such acts represent a deviation from the pure monotheistic path.
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is so strong that it doesn't even
override the fitra. No, this guy to the
bitter end the plane is coming down. You
can see the roof crashing. The whole
thing is coming apart and this guy still
insist.
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guys, extreme turbulences on a domestic
flight in Iran. As you guys know, most
of Iranians are actually Shia nowadays.
And therefore, let's see who they are
calling to when the flight hits extreme
turbulence. But not only that, in the
end, we're going to see Rabi Mizari
again, our good friend, and we're going
to hear his take on the subject matter.
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YUHAMMED.
OKAY. YEAH, I hate flying already as is.
Seeing this video doesn't make it
easier, man. But that being said, what
will Ali do? Nothing. Ali cannot save
you. Jesus cannot save you. Buddha
cannot save you. In the end, it is only
God that can save you. Of course, and
this here is a clear-cut example of why
Shiism, Christianity, whatever else
religion is polytheism every single
time. Islam is the only monotheistic
religion because we are calling out to
Allah, to God alone. I've even seen
certain African flights and when they
hit turbulences, often times you see
elderly women reciting Jesus prayers and
Mary prayers and whatnot. This gentleman
here was screaming y
after screaming yi I don't know 20 30 50
times then he gets the idea let's ask
for Muhammad
this is amazing so you can see the
priority list clearly first Ali Ali Ali
Ali Ali then how about Muhammad where's
Allah in the equation man where's God
why don't you ask God but I have to say
that this here is a beautiful example as
well that actually disproves proves the
theory I have to be devil's advocate
here that disproves the theory that
atheists for example they're praying to
a higher power when the plane hits
turbulences when there is a complication
because apparently here the brainwashing
is so strong
that it doesn't even override the fra no
this guy to the bit end the plane is
coming down you can see the roof
crashing the whole thing is coming apart
and this guy still insist
absolutely amazing
Now let's see Mizrai's take.
>> Wow, look at that shaking man.
>> Scream Allah.
Why do you scream Ali?
>> Fair.
>> The mistake between Allah and Ali.
Why do you scream now? Muhammad and Ali.
>> Fair.
>> If I have a problem shalom, God forbid
on a plane. What will I scream? Moses,
David.
>> Exactly.
>> Jacob.
>> Yep.
>> No, I scream, "Hashem, help me. Hashem,
help me."
>> Yep. Yep.
>> You see that some of them are idol
worshippers.
They don't scream to God. The entire
five minutes video, Ali, Ali,
Muhammad. One time he say Muhammad
after he saw Ali didn't help.
It's embarrassing, but true.
>> He started with Mu, "You fool, scream
God."
>> Yes.
>> Some Jews will also scream the name of
the Rebe.
>> Yep.
>> Yeah. Yeah. They're not better than this
fool.
>> Yeah. You're laughing. But believe me,
believe me, there are people that if
they be in that situation, they will
call the Rebe not to God.
>> Yep.
>> I've saw people like this. They refused
to mention God. One time 28 years ago,
two people came all the way from Crown
Heights to Lower East Side in the
coldest day in the history of New York.
I don't remember such a cold day. Maybe
what 30 below zero on Shabbat. I live
across the street from the synagogue.
Where you came from? I said we came from
crow night. walk from crown nights to
here in this freezing weather.
They say yes. I said, "Come on, it
cannot be. I crossed the street. I
almost died. It's 30 below zero and
wind. It's a life risk. It's nephesh." I
said, "No, it's not. The Reb is walking
with us.
>> He promised us that he will always be
walking with us. He's watching us." Mean
>> the face that he makes.
>> The Reb is with us. Hashem is with you.
The Reb is with us. Get angry now. But
why DON'T YOU SAY HASHEM ALSO THE RABBI?
But why not Hashem? Refuse to say
Hashem. They didn't say Hashem. 10 times
I scream, but Hashem is with you. Now
you ask me, what is the difference
between them and the Persian fool that
scream Ali, Ali, Muhammad? What is the
difference?
>> They both of them in a life risk and
instead of screaming to Hashem, they
scream in the name of a person. I don't
know. There some kind of yet for people
to worship other people. By the way,
it's not only in religion.
>> Yes.
>> In a secular world, people admire rock
and roll stars, soccer players
>> themselves,
>> Jordanist to call him God.
>> Yeah, I couldn't agree more. Everything
he said here is huck. Everything that he
said here is absolute truth. You can
disagree with him on many other
opinions, but here he is spot on. There
is absolutely no difference. Polytheism
is always the same. This is why we say
there is the religion of Islam, i.e.
monotheism, and then there is the
religion of Kufur. the religion of
disbelief and that implies all the other
religions. Point blank. I like that he
didn't say, "Oh, look here. The Muslims
look what they do." But he said some
Muslims and he pointed out that this guy
was a Persian with that of course
implying that he was a Shia and hence
somebody that is worshiping others than
God. Listen, I really couldn't care less
how you want to phrase it. You know, I
come from a Christian background. I
talked about this numerous times. When
you look into Catholicism, when you look
into orthodoxy, they will tell you that
they do not worship Mother Mary, for
example. But they're praying to her.
They're asking her for help. They call
this veneration. They don't call it
worship. They call it veneration. Then
they have their little statues or the
little pictures and they don't call them
idols, but they call them icons. You see
what they're doing? It is just word
games. The truth is the truth and a lie
is a lie. It doesn't matter how you want
to phrase it, what kind of description
you want to give it. In the end, you're
either monotheist or you're a
polytheist. There is nothing in between.
There are no steps in between. You
understand? Once you don't worship God
alone anymore, now you are a polytheist.
Sure, you might be a Christian and tell
yourself that you believe in one God
alone because hey, I pray to Jesus, but
guess what? Jesus is God and then Jesus
has a father and I pray to him too
sometimes. And then there is the Holy
Spirit and he is God too. See, so
therefore, well, it is all one God and
I'm just praying to him. No, you're not.
You are a polytheist. Point blank. No
matter how you look at it, it is like
nowadays you see it here. I'm living in
Thailand and you see it on social media
all over the place. Many more young
guys, especially from the Zuma
generation now, they're getting into
relationships, quote unquote, with
transsexuals, with so-called lady boys
and whatnot. And then they're going to
tell you that there is no gay component
to this. She's a woman in my eyes, and
that's just what it is. She is a woman.
She behaves like a woman. So, they're
all playing makeelieve. Ultimately,
biology is what it is. It has been
determined already. So now yes, you can
express yourself in all kinds of ways,
but it's not going to change your
biology. And so therefore, yet again,
you can express yourself the way that
you want to, but it's not going to
change the fact that you are
polytheists. For me personally, it is
quite amazing to see the Rhabi there, he
said something similar. He said there is
an evil inclination in some people to
worship other people. And then he gave
the example of rock stars and whatnot.
This absolutely accurate. People love
people worship. They've been doing this
throughout human history. You see it
back in the day. Elvis Presley comes on
stage, the Beatles, and women faint.
They're fainting. They cannot believe
it. Their god is there ultimately. This
is human worship. And there are many,
many people that have this inclination.
They love doing it. This is why you then
see they're building statues of those
people and they're worshiping them,
kissing their feet and whatnot. It's
absolutely insane. But the reality is it
exists, of course. And when people don't
worship other people, then they end up
worshiping themselves, which is a human
yet again. They're worshiping their own
egos, their own desires, their own looks
and whatnot. Narcissistic behavior. You
see that everywhere. People are in love
with the external. People are in love
with materialism. They love to worship
something that they can see. For me, it
is just as surprising as it is to the
rabbi here. I was wondering truly what
it is that motivates people to worship
other people. Because when I was a
Christian back in the day, I thank God
didn't really know about the trinity at
first, right? And so therefore I thought
I'm a Christian hence I follow Jesus and
I worship God alone. That's how I lived
until I really dive deep into Orthodox
Christianity and I wanted to essentially
practice my faith. So when I got into
orthodox Christianity then I was told
that I have to worship the trinity that
I have to pray to the trinity that I
have to pray to Jesus that it is mother
Mary that is guiding my life and whatnot
and I simply couldn't make sense out of
it because from an Islamic perspective
you would say my fra was intact. Every
time a priest or a scholar or
philosopher would have liked to tell me
what I should have done, I would start
cringing and I would feel that it is
absolutely wrong. It just didn't make
sense to me at all. The thing is this, I
was never a fan of anybody either. I
never went to concerts. I never
celebrated any celebrities. Sure, when I
was a very young man still, I wouldn't
really say that I looked up to, but I
took inspiration from people such as
Ronnie Coleman or Arnold Schwarzenegger,
but I never looked at them and thought
to myself, "Wow, I want to be them." Or,
"Wow, they're greater than I." I always
thought, "Wow, what they did is really
cool, and I want to do the same." So, I
never had this in me. And when I see
other people having this, worshiping
other people, I get very, very disgusted
by it. But apparently it is the nature
of many because I, as I always like to
say, I'm a pretty simple man. I'm not a
philosopher. I'm not a scholar. I'm not
a student of knowledge, let alone a
shake or anything on those lines. I'm
pretty much self-taught. There are way
smarter people out there than me. But
those smarter people that are way more
intellectual, those people then worship
a trinity. And they will justify it and
they will tell you why it is the truth.
And they will get into Greek mythology
and neoplatinism and whatnot to convince
you of it. But it really doesn't take a
genius. Matter of fact, it takes a very
very simple man to simply look at this
and see that they're using all
kinds of complicated phrases in order to
confuse you. The truth is very deep,
yes, but it is very simple at the same
time. Many conservative Christians will
actually agree with this. And when it
comes down to social issues or certain
sexual identity politics, they will
appeal to simplicity. They will say, as
I said before, a man is a man, a woman
is a woman. Done deal. There's nothing
in between. There only two genders. They
will appeal that there is a white race,
there's a black race, there are brown
people and they should stay out of our
country. So they're very black and white
when it comes down to those approaches.
But when it comes down to religion, oh
no, they're worshiping Jesus Christ, a
Middle Eastern Jewish man that lived
2,000 years ago. It's amazing. Just
because they cannot submit to Allah,
they cannot submit to Allah because oh
well that is a desert religion and
whatnot, they will come up with all
kinds of mental gymnastics just not to
submit to one God alone. And this is why
such a person then is called a kafir.
somebody that is deceiving, somebody
that is burring the truth in a sense,
somebody that actually knows it in its
heart. But he goes on and continues to
live in a lie despite that. We're not
talking about a jah. We're not talking
about a person that is living in
ignorance. He doesn't know. We're
talking about a kir. And by that
standard, most people nowadays are
kufar. All right, guys. It is what it
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