1)

Why does it say "k'Gibor Efrayim"?

1.

Radak: All of Efrayim will be like a Gibor in war, like it says above "v'Hayu k'Giborim" (5).

2.

Malbim: The 10 tribes are included in Efrayim. They will be aroused with strength to fight Hashem's war.

2)

Why will they rejoice?

1.

Radak: They will rejoice in their victory over their enemies.

3)

What is the comparison to wine?

1.

Radak, Targum Yonasan: [They will rejoice] like one who drinks wine. Also "Ki Chamudos Atah" (Daniel 9:23) is like Ish Chamudos, "Letz ha'Yayin" (Mishlei 20:1) is like Letz ha'Shoseh Yayin.

2.

Malbim: Simchah will be aroused in their hearts like the Simchah aroused via drinking wine.

4)

Why will their children see and rejoice?

1.

Radak: The minors and youths, who generally do not fight, they will see that their fathers defeat their enemies in war.

2.

Malbim: The children of that generation will not need war. They will see the salvation that I saved their fathers, and rejoice constantly over the past salvation, and also have a new Simchah in Hashem constantly via new miracles that He will do for them, and the Divine appearance that will increase constantly.

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