Celebration Speech and Humor

Thank God.

Shalom.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to the Creator of the world for the fulfillment.

Truly.

It's a great privilege to be here with a people as great as this.

Hello.

So great.

Hello, hello.

Everyone.

It is an honor for us to be here. I think it is an honor

for me that you are here representing Israel. Wait, did you just change

clothes?

Yes.

Yaniv, you didn't wash this, right?

Your wife, your wife washed it.

So, no.

She didn't wash it.

No, she did what you asked.

And the shoes, keep them.

Everything is thrown out in the yard.

This is part of the great heritage of the people of Israel. And you, the great one.

I am the great one.

You contributed there.

The whole plane was full of elderly people.

Really, they came out one by one, including the children, including the girls,

all of them.

There is no one, no one who— Yaniv truly represented the whole situation.

As a group, you will light the torch

on the next Independence Day.

Hold on to it and be a haven among your friends.

You

need to light a torch

for civilian heroism

unlike anything I can remember.

It is an enormous thing,

and I mean on a global scale. There is nothing like it.

There has never been anything like it,

and it brings glory to the State of Israel.

Thank you very much.

You are in prayer, in faith,

resourcefulness and courage.

Thank you very much.

You saved—

just as you saved.

So, so many. No, you saved many in October. Thank you very much.

Just as you saved them.

You are a glory to the State of Israel.

Thank you very much.

You will light a torch.

Mr. Prime Minister, may I share a brief Torah thought?

Yes, of course. But first, on condition that you're not looking for the…

No, I'm not looking for it.

You're not looking for clothes.

I don't do the laundry, but I want a nice little monarchy.

Go ahead.

Tell Trump I love him.