Zohar and 9/11: Claims About Bin Laden and the World Trade Center

The Zohar HaKadosh was written two thousand years ago.

And two thousand years ago, Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai writes that there will be a man by the name Bin Laden.

You don't believe me? Go to Bereshit, Zohar Bereshit Perek Vav, Daf Vav, page six on Bereshit, and you will see that there is going to be at the end of times, there will be a man, a person, and his name is Bin Laden, and he is going to cause tumult all over the world. He will cause wars,

and that is at the end of times, Acharit HaYamim.

Now, go further to Parashat Vayera in the Zohar HaKadosh. You will find there an extraordinary information.

There will be two big buildings fro- in the land of Edom, which today we relate the word Edom to America, and those are the biggest, the, uh, the tallest buildings in the world, and they will be totally, they will be brought down completely,

and that will be the sign of the beginning of tremendous wars that will end only in the coming of the Mashiach.

Two buildings. Wow. You know, I'll tell you something, I, I think I already told you this, by the way, that the two, uh, one week before, uh, the... How do you call that?

The, the World Wo- uh, Center. World Trade Center, World Trade Center.

Wo- World Trade Center. Those two great, uh, edifices of tremendous a- architecture.

They were destroyed, I mean, to su- in such a way that nobody still understands what happened.

How come they were brought down in such a massive way?

One week before, one of the great rabbis in Israel, a Hasidic rabbi, an Admor, he came to visit the Square Rebbe in Manh-- in, uh, in the, in, in Square, in New Square.

And he, he came with some people, some of his disciples in the car, and they were coming towards the evening.

He didn't want to lose the time of Mincha, you know, the prayer of the afternoon.

So he said, "Please, can you stop right here? I want to daven.

I want to pray Mincha here." They prayed Mincha with minyan in front of everybody passing in Manhattan.

Where? Right there, uh, near the, the World Center.

After he finished the davening, the prayer, he said, "Say bye-bye to those buildings because you are not going to see them no more."

Wow. I mean, it's unbelievable.