I'm Eitan Weinstein.

And I'm Naor Menninger.

And you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

This podcast is made in collaboration with the Jewish Journal.

Behold, Blessed is the one whom God reproves, therefore despise not the discipline of the Almighty,

for he wounds, but he binds up, he shatters, but his hands heal. That's Job chapter 5,

verses 17 and 18. Why did God strike Job time and time again? Was it because he wanted to win a bet

with Satan? Or maybe it was a test for Job's faith? Or maybe there is no earthly reason why, and we humans are doomed to suffer through life's agonies with the notion that we will never understand God's intentions. But then how do we go on? Where do we gather the strength from? When you think about Euda Glick's life story, you can't help but wonder what his

answers to these questions might be. Yuda was born in the U.S. and made Alia in 1974. For decades,

he was involved in politics and social activism, and he devoted many years from his life to the

struggle of Jewish access for prayer on the Temple Mount. But Glick's life has taken quite a few

twists and turns in recent years. Since 2014, he survived an assassination attempt. He became a Knesset

member. He was widowed from his wife. And recently, he lost in the primaries for the next Knesset.

What does God want from you tolick? Since we weren't

able to book the Almighty himself, we got the next best person to answer the question. Member of

Knesset, Yudak, thank you for joining us. How are you? Baruch Hashem, thank God. Shalom. And I think

that if you thought you were interviewing God's spokesman, then you're,

I'm not the one. I can't speak for him, but...

For you to Glick, you can speak, though.

I can try to speak for you to Glick. I can tell you that you skipped some good parts,

and that's a month and a half ago I remarried.

Ah, Azaltov. So there's many... tell you that you skipped some good parts and that's a month and a half ago I remarried and so there are so many good things that are happening in this life also and not only that I think

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