If you study Jewish and Chassidic history, you will see that nearly every stage of the hisgalus of the soul of Moshiach involved a p’sak din. * For Shavuos, we bring the story of one stage in the hisgalus of Moshiach: the marriage of Boaz to Rus the convert from whom Dovid Malka Meshicha came forth. * War over a p’sak.
All the rabbanim – morei tzedek, who were unable to leave their communities for Pesach and Sukkos because of the numerous questions that came up regarding these holidays, went to Lubavitch for Shavuos. * A compilation of sichos about the practice of Chabad rabbanim to go to Beis Chayeinu for Shavuos.
Peak times at a Chabad house are holidays, of course. The same is true for Ascent in Tzfas. Every holiday, dozens and even hundreds of people come to celebrate.
For over thirty years R’ Yisroel Leibov served as director of Tzach (Tzeirei Agudas Chabad – Chabad Youth Organization). Nearly all hafatza activities that the Rebbe initiated in Eretz Yisroel went through him. * Twenty years after his passing, Beis Moshiach presents a look into the life of a man whose story is the story of Chabad activity in Eretz Yisroel. * Part 2
This year, we read Parshas Naso before the Festival of Shavuos, which marks the day that G-d revealed Himself to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai and gave them the Torah.
In Charson as well as in Batum, in Paris as in Melbourne, R’ Betzalel Wilschansky preserved the image that was forged in Yeshivas Tomchei T’mimim in Lubavitch. * He was one of the first T’mimim in Kutais, Georgia and later he went to Batum as the Rebbe Rayatz instructed him. * After leaving Russia, he lived in Paris where he met the Rebbe. Then he moved to Australia and brought with him the unique flavor of Lubavitch.
Givatayim “Gal Einai V’Abita Niflaos MiTorasecha.” (Open my eyes, that I may behold wonders from Your Torah). “V’nigla K’vod Hashem. U’Mal’a HaAretz Dei’a Es Hashem KaMayim LaYam Mechasim.” (And the glory of G-d will be revealed. And the earth will be filled with knowledge of G-d as water covers the sea bed).
R’ Chaim Menachem Teichtel a”h, one of the senior, distinguished Chabad Chassidim in Yerushalayim, passed away on Isru Chag Pesach at the age of 92. * He miraculously survived the war and upon moving to Eretz Yisroel, he worked in chinuch for decades.
In the home of Matzliach, an antique seller who lived in Tunisia, the days before Shavuos were eagerly counted. True, all Jews count the days of S’firas HaOmer, but Matzliach truly felt a longing for Shavuos, the incredible holiday when we received the holy Torah.
How have we become so apathetic to the current situation, in which the murder of Jews is considered a routine occurrence? How is it possible that after a whole year of negotiations, with rumors that the Israelis were ready to concede everything, there are still those who call this a right-wing government?
The message conveyed here about the redemption is (not about the correction for the destruction of the Beis HaMikdash and exile per se, but) about the special quality and perfection of the redemption unto itself, the redemption in its purity. * From Chapter Six of Rabbi Shloma Majeski’s Likkutei Mekoros (Underlined text is the compiler’s emphasis.)
As a child he was angry that he was born to the Jewish people. Today, he is a shliach of the Rebbe to Russian speaking Jews living on Staten Island, New York. * Meet R’ Eli Kogan, who has built a warm community for Russian immigrants.
For over thirty years R’ Yisroel Leibov served as director of Tzach (Tzeirei Agudas Chabad – Chabad Youth Organization). Nearly all hafatza activities that the Rebbe initiated in Eretz Yisroel went through him. * Twenty years after his passing, Beis Moshiach presents a look into the life of a man whose story is the story of Chabad activity in Eretz Yisroel. * Part 1
May 29, 2014