quick note

I think that many of us just have a sick feeling in the pit of the stomach about all that's happening in Israel, and whoever thinks it's just a problem for Judea and Samaria is mistaken.

I don't have time right now to search, but there's a line in "Shmuel" which seems so deja vu...

Shmuel was the last Prophet, the one who got the monarchy, or to be more exact--monarchies going. He had a tought job, and the People didn't obey. He, very similar to some of the things that Moshe Rabenu said to G-d, complained to G-d that "the people aren't listening."

Then G-d replies in a way, I'm paraphrasing: "You're complaining?" or "You think you have trouble?"

I'd appreciate if someone could help me find the pasookim.

Thanks