Aleph is a Consonant called a glottal stop.
Hebrew Gutturals - aleph, hei, cHet, ayin
אֲלֵיכֶם /to you/
All 20 Hebrew manuscripts.
Vs
עֲלֵיכֶם/ Concerning/on you/about you/
All kinds of falsehood. The preposition in greek!
They're not speaking about you lies.
*They're speaking 'lies to you'.
Who are they lying about?
They're speaking lies 'to you' about *Yeshua.
Matthew 5:11

In Hebrew Gospel Pearls Episode 24 "Nailed to the Cross?

Timestamp 5:32
Hebrew Mattithyahu 5:17 British Library Ms. of Group B
Do not think that I have come to abolish (lehafer) the Torah or violate (invalidate) the Torah. But rather to complete 'lehashlim '(to make perfect).

Timestamp 6:08 ✅️
Hebrew Mattithyahu 5:17 (Ms. Q of Group A)

Do not think that I have come abolish the Torah and the Prophets. I've not come to *abolish but rather to complete (to fulfill).
The difference is in the four words.
'And the Prophets, I did not come to abolish'
vehanevi'im lo va'ti lehafer.
(*lehafer but to lehashlim )

Group B doesn't have these four words; vehanevi'im lo va'ti lehafer timestamp 6:44 - 7:20.
Manuscripts lacking "And the Prophets, I did not come to abolish":
Z, C, N, T, V, E, F, y -gamma, B, L, R.

Timestamp 8:02
"And the Prophets, I did not come to abolish "
Vehanevi'im < (and the Prophets)
lo va'ti le'hafer (I did not come to abolish).

Lehafer to abolish, violate or anul.
Abolish the Covenant by violating the terms of the Covenant or by simply saying it's no longer valid.

In this episode, Hebrew Gospel Pearls #3 (Matthew 2:1-12), Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson discuss whether the Jesus of the New Testament is the same as the Jesus of the Talmud, who the three wise men or magi really were, and why the Romans said it was better to be Herod’s pig than his son. Janlyn wrote: “Excellent study. It caused me to slow down and consider verses and phrases that I never had before; I had just flown by them. I found it very useful to get the background about Herod and thereby to have a better understanding of the circumstances of the day.”