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Kol Yaacov Event - Rabbi Meyer Yedid
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Thank you, Harry. God bless you, Harry,
for all that you do. We say it all the
time, but it's really special to watch
one man who's literally doing I don't
know exactly how many he's doing every
single day, every single week, but it's
special to watch and Hashem should bless
you and give you the to be able to help
all those in need. We're here. I think
everybody is here and we know why we're
here. But it's important to reiterate
that
where is he left?
Okay, he's helping somebody.
First of all, God bless you. You and
your wife and your family for opening
your home. Your home should always be
open for happiness, for
only good things that will bring you and
your family tremendous aliyah. It's a
pleasure to be with you. I know your
heart's always with giving and doing and
we miss you in Brooklyn very much and
we're still hoping to get you back at
one point but listen we could pray right
we were we're allowed to pray but it's
good to be missed so Hashem shall bless
you
should bless you should have a lot of
from all your children amen it's
beautiful to watch your own children
doing this oh Rabbi Joey I thought I was
the last
It's very difficult you know in in in
our time in our day it's very difficult
to give charity directly to people in
need. It's usually through organizations
who have money who give that money and
dis distribute it accordingly to what
they see is fit and they do a great job.
This organization is a little different
because you have really a man who is
directly connected to literally I don't
know if it's thousands but for sure
hundreds of families and thousands of
people. I get phone calls from somebody
and I say I don't know who this guy is.
He needs help with something. I call
him. He tells me his grandfather, his
great-grandfather, his uncle, who his
mother was married to the first time,
who she got married to the second time,
where they live. It's no, it's
unbelievable. It's a regular
encyclopedia of people that we don't
even know half of half of them. And he
directly helps them with their bills. He
helps them with their school. He helps
them with their camp. He helps them when
they have issues. Shalom bite. It's
unbelievable. It's like a father who is
handling
thousands of people. It's something very
very unique. It's hard to believe unless
you see it live, but I see it. It's
constant. And I believe that helping
what he does is literally getting from
his hand directly to the people. And
these people, most of them, I don't even
think they qualify for an organization.
They don't even know how to say their
name. So, they wouldn't even qualify to
have their papers and all the different
things that a person needs. They don't
have that. You just have to know who
they are. You have to know what they
need. And Zuki is there with this
organization helping so many people in
need in so many ways. I'll tell you, I
had a a young lady who a few years ago
she was a she was a young lady and she
hashem zuki helped her through school
literally through school with all the
discounts and all the things but bottom
line he helped her through and then she
finished school and she she needed to go
to Israel she needed to go for the year
it was important for her teachers were
saying it's important for her But they
had no money. And going to Israel, they
don't in those schools, they don't take
discounts.
Somebody called me, "How can we help
this girl? What can we do?" I said,
"Just call Zuki. He's going to help
you." He called him up and within a day,
she was already registered to the
school. She's on her way to the school.
She has a she had a great year in the
school. That's just one example of
things that come up constantly. So,
Zuki, Hashem should bless you. You,
Joey, your children, all the people, all
the people that are with you that are
supporting this organization and all the
people that come for help, you should
have a lot of
and everything you do. Harry, who's
next?