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Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein - Colel Chabad Dinner 2014 / 5775
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Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein receives the Netzach Israel Award at the Colel Chabad International Awards Dinner. Dec, 15 2014 / 5775
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a true Visionary with global
impact sums up Rabbi Yak
alexin he has done things and gone
places where no one has gone before he
is making a mark and lasting impact in
unchartered territories he serves as an
Oro a beacon unto the nation spreading
illumination and righteousness
everywhere and anywhere the Karen ha do
idea was his alone and he nurtured it
relentlessly into a global movement of
Good Deeds he galvanized morale material
and political support for Israel he
cares greatly for the helpless ignored
neglected and rejected men women and
children especially the elderly and
Holocaust Survivors Rabbi Xin and his
staff are strategic partners of kabad he
is personally involved in all of our
activities especially in feeding the
poor and
elderly it is with great pride and
profound gratitude that we present the
netak Israel award to a man of vision
courage achievement and humility Rabbi
Yak alexin please join me
[Music]
the award reads netak Israel Award
presented to Rabbi Yin Visionary Pioneer
Beacon to the world K kabad Awards
dinner December
2014 Rabbi
Xin thank you very much um I try each
year not to miss this dinner I'm leaving
in a few hours home for
Israel and then a few hours later I'm
traveling to the Ukraine where we are
bringing 600 Jewish refugees on Aliyah
thanks as well to the help of
kabad I sometimes wonder what this world
would have been like without
kabad without the rebi who inspired so
many schim like rman and like the people
that you see up up here and his presence
and influence continues long after he is
gone there are two Mitzvah two times
when there's a Mitzvah to light a
candle one is
chabus where the woman lights the C
candles and brings in chabus and the
candles represent Shalom
B Peace in the
home the second Mitzvah which we're
going to do
tomorrow
is where we light the light of
kanah
ISO on the one hand it's for each family
within but at the same time we put it at
the window
Puma I want to tell you that there is so
I don't have to tell
you there is so much pain pain out there
in Israel there is so much embarrassing
poverty that Israel is at the bottom of
the
oecd in the difference between those who
have it and I don't mean who have a
yacht who have food and basic
necessities and those who
don't frankly my friends it's a Shanda
but
kabad is the
light the light of Shalom B that they
bring to the home children single
mothers who have what to give the
children elderly Holocaust
Survivors children in need families in
need
kabad is the
light and not just for the family for
ner shes so but for the
world
kabad and forgive me kabad as a
whole is the
light that brings
warmth and vision and
meaning and
Life to millions of people all over the
world and so in light of the situation
in Israel and the former Soviet Union
which is worse than it was a couple of
years ago when I first started to come
to these dinners and our uh our gift has
increased year after year and I hope
that's true of each and every one of
you that whatever it is that you planned
to give when you came here double
it do another
50% I want you to know that there are
thousands of Christian children who
donate to us and like the ketos who are
here who came all the way from Maryland
to be with us thousands of kids who are
giving up their Christmas
presents in order to bless the Jewish
people and help them in our time of
need I think we all can do better and in
light of that fact I am pleased to say
that whereas our contributions in the
past were a million dollars this past
year we contributed $3 and5 million to K
kabad andem we're going to continue that
even more in the future auten Young