#16 Rabbi Dalfin in Brooklyn, Ocean Pkwy & 18 Ave, greeting people with Lulav & Esrog on Sukkos

You see you will catch up. It's just like a simple walk. >> Thank god that uh I stopped eating sugar 5 months ago. Uh so I feel healthier. Still not like you. Maybe one day. But uh it's good. I started to write uh another book, a very important book for the Jewish world called Khabad and Rabbi Kook. Rabbi Kook is the founder of Zionism. Religious Zionism. >> Yeah, yeah. >> You know, and uh so I'm working on that right now. I'm very busy. And uh I have 3 months of work to put it together. Because there isn't so much available on his direct connection to Khabad. That's the way it is. Well, it was in 1935, 1965, 64, 65. So you're talking about way back. >> His son was the one who >> His son. >> The West Bank. >> Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but but it's all based on his >> Gush Emunim. >> Yeah, Gush Emunim is all based on his philosophy. In other words, his philosophy was to love every Jew. And and and he believed that a Jew who is secular or anti-religious is holy as a Jew who is religious. So he he made a big upheaval in the Jewish world and people like just met now uh are against that. Now, Khabad has a very nuanced approach to this. I'll be writing about It's it's not simple. It's Khabad on one hand, it's you know, observant, Orthodox, religious. It accepts all of its commandments. And at the same time, very much involved not in Israeli politics, but in Israeli culture. Yeah, thousands and thousands of people like Khabad. >> So that's something that I'm involved with. Yeah.