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The Ohr Hachaim asks why this parashah begins with the letter , a letter
used for connection.
The Ramban says that Moshe was a “man of G-d,” and therefore, his
blessings were fulfilled. Moshe blessed Bnei Yisrael and, in addition, told
them that if they went in the way of the Torah, all the curses in Ha’azinu
would be converted to blessing.
Rashi states that Bnei Yisrael were meant to remain in their Land for 852
years prior to being exiled. Hashem did a kindness with them by hastening
the exile, so that they would not suffer complete annihilation, chalilah.
This is in the merit of the power of Moshe’s blessing.

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“And this is the blessing that Moshe, the man of
G-d, bestowed upon the Children of Israel
before his death”
(Devarim 33:1)