ישעיהו כח:א פירוש: רש״י ואבן עזרא

Rashi on Isaiah

the drunkards of Ephraim who would become intoxicated with the wine of the state of Prugitha, as (the Rabbis) stated (Shabbath 147b): The water of Damascus and the wine of Prugitha robbed away the ten tribes.
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Ibn Ezra on Isaiah

The drunkards of Ephraim. The princes1According to I. E. שכרי אפרים the drunkards of Ephraim, is in apposition to עטרת נאות the crown of pride, which he explains to signify the royal crown, and by metonymy, the kings or princes. indulged in wine.
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Rashi on Isaiah

and the young fruit of an inferior fig is the position of his glory And the position of the planting of his glory - the young fruit of his blossom shall be inferior figs (נֹבֵל) They are the spoiled figs, as we learned in Berachoth (40b): For noveloth. And our Sages explained: Burned by the heat. young fruit (צִיץ) synonymous with נֵץ, as the Targum renders: (Num. 27:13) וַיָּצֵץצִיץ, “and it produced young fruit,” as וְאָנֵץ נֵץ.
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