B'surat HaGe'ulah — THE REBBE'S PROPHECY

At the time that the first Gulf War looked imminent (late summer 1990) the Rebbe, Grand Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson of Lubavitch, announced that  "The time of our Redemption has arrived!"  and that "The Mashiach is on his way!"

The Rebbe stresses that he is saying this as a prophecy, and he asks us all to prepare ourselves for the Redemption, especially by doing more acts of goodness and kindness.

Let us all heed the Rebbe's call.

The announcements of the Previous Rebbe during and after World War II are below.

Instructions from the Lubavitcher Rebbe for handling this time leading up to the full revelation of the Messiah and the Messianic Era:

1. Do not be afraid  /  Have no fear  /  Don't show any fear
   
   • "Everything that I [G-d] am doing is for your sake"
       —Yalkut Shimoni

2. Publicize how the Messiah is coming very soon

3. Strengthen faith and desire for the arrival of the Messiah

4. Stand strong against any idea of "Land for Peace" and against any capitulation to the enemies of Israel
   
   • No one has seen any benefit from the strategy of giving Arabs parts of the land that the Israel Defense Forces took over during the Six Day War (summer of 1967).  The hostile Arab elites do not want to live with Jews anywhere in the Middle East, and they have clearly said so. These hate-filled Arabs have taken over the education of their young and promoted suicide terror.  The elites have also given funding to Islamo-Fascists. They have given the terrorists free reign for pursuing the strategy of indiscriminate suicide terror against Israeli residents alongside the strategy of a war of attrition against Israel.  (And let's not forget that a number of the murdered have been Arabs, both Muslim and Christian, or have been non-Jewish guest workers.)

5. Increase the quality and quantity of our Torah study as well as our observing the Mitzvot

6. Bring Torah knowledge and study to people who are less knowledgeable than ourselves;  Teach them secrets of the Torah — Chasidism with its explanations of the Kabbalah — as well as the facets of the Torah that inspire Jewish pride and Torah observance

7. 32 more instructions to be listed!
   

To be continued . . .