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No elderly Jew should have to grow old alone. This was the Rebbe’s vision❕
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The Rebbe knew personally what loneliness in one’s final years could mean. His father, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, spent his final years in exile, far from his family and community. From that pain came a powerful legacy: make sure our elders are surrounded by Torah, purpose, dignity and community. Today, 240 Tiferet Zkenim Levi Yitzchok Kollels across Israel carry his father’s name—and that vision forward. Sometimes the greatest way to honor those we’ve lost is by making sure others are never left alone. ❤️ Help Colel Chabad continue the Rebbe’s vision #jewish #jewishlearning #jewishlife #jewishpeople #torah #torahstudy #torahlife #jerusalem #jerusalemcity
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Actually, all the Kollels are named
after Rebbe's father. The whole concept
of the Kollels was founded by the Rebbe
because his father passed away in exile
in [music] solitude, and the Rebbe
wanted and instructed that in his
father's name, they should not build
buildings, yeshivas, or synagogues, but
rather Kollels for the elderly to
address this issue of solitude and
strengthen Torah study specifically
among the third age. The Rebbe saw this
as a central goal.
And so, we also take this much further
back, and not just to do this, as they
say, along [music] the way, but to take
and make the Kollel heads into that as
well, because Kollel heads are no less
important, and to give [music] them all
the honor and all the prestige of the
stage in order to make it into something
that people will aspire to and want to
expand [music] it.