After the massacre of October 7, Rachmana Litzlan, there was a clear message for the whole Klal Yisroel. Hashem made this happen Davka on Simchas Torah to show the power of being happy with the Torah. How right next door to the most horrific pogrom, we have 12,000 Bnei Torah dancing Hakafos, totally oblivious to one of the worst surprise attacks with the most inhuman atrocities to Klal Yisroel. Why were they saved? This is what you get when you are happy with the Torah!
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