Israel deliberately fired at Al Jazeera Journalist: An investigation by CNN states that Israel deliberately shot Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Israel actually begged for an international commission of inquiry into the incident, but the Palestinians did not agree to release the bullet in its body, and it is clear that if there is an investigation, they will contaminate the process. Most amazing is the statement that Israel deliberately fired at her. And I'm sure that in life an IDF soldier has not deliberately shot a civilian. But for the whole world there is no doubt that we wouldl shoot her on purpose. What can be done about this madness? It seems that the media is going against us more and more, even the Americans? How can this trend be addressed? • Growing plants on the moon: American scientists have for the first time been able to grow plants in soil brought from the moon even though the soil taken from the moon is very different from the earth's soil. "We stopped breathing when we saw the seeds germinate from all the specimens," said one of the researchers. This means that humans living in colonies on the moon or on Mars will be able to grow food on their own. Do you think there are plants on other planets? And what about other creatures and cultures? • The struggle for Jerusalem: This week was Jerusalem Day. But not all the world likes our connection to Jerusalem. The Jordanian foreign minister said in an interview with Al Jazeera: "The holy places in Jerusalem are occupied Palestinian land and Israel has no sovereignty over it." "Any attempt to change the status quo is playing with fire." And the United Nations and the European Union have announced that they will work with the Palestinian Authority to build the Palestinian capital in Jerusalem. And I say to myself, we are the only country in the world whose capital city is not recognized. How can it be? To tell the truth, I am afraid to go to Jerusalem. Then I thought that there are those who say that Jerusalem should be made international. Maybe they are right? • Words create reality: Unity Day, which is celebrated every year at hundreds of government events, in schools and communities, and aims to increase unity in Israeli society, will this year deal with words that create reality. The motto is "Let's create good words together, for a better reality". And I wanted to ask you, Dr. Laitman, do you believe words have power? There are those who say that words can really change reality. If I were to ask you which word can change reality, which word would you choose? Why this? I have heard it said in Kabbalah that speech itself has power. If a Kabbalist speaks some word, does it really create any change in reality? What is this power of speech? • The fearlessness of the Arabs and the retreat of the Jews: Recently, there has been more extremism amongst Israeli Arabs, both in their statements and in their actions, with the peak, involvement in serious terrorist attacks. The Mizrahi, Dr. Mordechai Keidar, explains that this is a proud and domineering young generation that recognizes in front of it a conflicted Jewish public, without mutual guarantee and immersed in the pursuit of the pleasures of life and its conclusion is that the Jews gave up Zionism and the state. And their self-confidence is growing. How can we stop this deterioration? We recently read about the father of the terrorist who threatened in court the father of the soldier, that his son murdered. Where is this leading to? • Jeff Bezos and Our Health: Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has a biotechnology company whose vision is to eradicate diseases. It is said that their budget is $3 billion and that Bezos hired the best scientists, money for research is not lacking, in short it sounds promising. Do you believe he will succeed? A world without diseases, could it be better than that? Isn't this the paradise described in the Bible? Can the new rich fix the world if they raise all their capital and power? Maybe you and I will start a startup - a world without diseases. On what does this depend? • The James Webb Telescope: Half a year ago a new telescope was launched into space, built for more than twenty years at a distance of 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. The telescope is supposed to provide answers to cosmic mysteries in space, and there are many hopes that one can get answers as to how the universe was created. As a scientist, does this excite you? Why? Do you think this telescope will help us understand how the universe was created? With Kabbalah, do you know how the universe was created? How? How do the Kabbalists know this? With what tools did they research this?