The Doctrine of Beitar

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Declaration of life. And behold, even a man like Shleponinu, such citizens, found in their soul the strength not only to overcome fear, but also apathy; he did not bow his head and endured all their wrath like a prince.

To take revenge on the gentiles — the plan is important, not what is forbidden. Impossible. Death is important in its beauty, this too is not forgotten, there is a gallows-to-be-implemented from the general rule, there is a chapter in the life of victory today, trade and cellars in the land, among the many possibilities is the baseness of its leader in Betar, they also turned to us in this regard: once more he will come with the redemption of Betar, our artist did not understand, and behold, Israel too will have mercy on us as on His children and will give opportunity from his merchants.

This will appear when Betar ceases to be Betar.

What is Betar? Perhaps it is that thing which does not yet exist. When there was no military spirit, Betar championed its name; now perhaps something else is needed. We do not know if Betar has waited to sanctify the fruit of its education.

And in this chapter, in which there will also be sublime peak hours and uplifted spirits, your face and a gallows several times each day of assembly, you will stand before a great question, before the test of relinquishing their anger.

Splendor. Who is thinking of the supreme at this moment? Do not give up. This principle surrounding Betar is princely and enduring, and its culmination is perhaps the entire Betar doctrine, the essence of the teachings of Pinsker, Herzl, and Ahad Ha'am. Every good thing, an organized book, and a summary in the holy scriptures—all these are perhaps included in the word "Betarism," one king and within him a king. Come what may—but do not forget this: do not be a simple man, do not surrender to public opinion. This is to know the Jew, what their essence is among them all—the entire Jew is not subject to calculation. The language in the Land of Israel is not Hebrew, but you will create it. If not you, then your son; the little rope he will put on his neck, and the world will learn what a Jew is.