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is it true that the Zohar predicts 2 towers falling down on a certain date, and the vilna gaon said the date was wrong, and corrected it to september 11th 2001.

I read the following online

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Writing in the 18th century (1700's), the “Genius of Vilna” stated that the Zohar text which described the devastation in "Rome" of the three buildings on the 25th of Elul was “off by two” (02) days - the Zohar was then corrected so that the most correct version (Sifra d'Tsniutha) reads the devastation will occur on the 23rd of Elul – which WAS September 11th
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apparently this is in the zohar on parashat balak

Tzvi Ben Roshel1:
Im listining to your show (the second time) very interesting, insightful, thank you. But one thing that seems as a contradiction I want you to clarify.
On the one hand you said that Jews should follow the Yerushalmi over the Bavli. On the other hand you admit to the claim and statement of Rav Ovadia Yosef Shlita that the Jews in Eretz Yisrael should have 1 halahic body, and that is the traditions of the Sefardim since they were the first to come to Eretz Yisrael and be established their. So who should the law go according to- the Yerushalmi or basically the Shulhan Aruch (which I believe is more leaning towards the Bavli) -with additions to national Mitzvot?  (I beleive you will say Yerushalmi, but I would like the explanation to it).

Tzvi Ben Roshel1:
Who do you concider to be the top 3 Rabbis today? (or top 5, but in order if you can).

Tzvi Ben Roshel1:
In ancient Israel the land was separated according to tribe, then to family - forever. My question is- if a Jew buys land today in Eretz Yisrael - the liklyhood is that it wont be what is destined for his family, so when Moshiach comes and their is an evaluation to where each Jew came from (from which tribe and which family) will the one who has purchased land today loose his land?

Tzvi Ben Roshel1:
You mentioned on a thread, that abortion is murder for a goy and not for a Jew(ess). What do you mean by that? Were you saying that they are Hayav Mita and a Jewess is not? Or that when a Jewess does it, it is not that bad (I would think the opposite). Can you just clarify what you mean by that, and talk about abortion in Halacha....

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