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Tzivos Hashem Global Chof Cheshvan Rally 5781
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it all.
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Welcome from around the world. We are
celebrating
the Reb's
160th birthday. Let's start with one of
the Reb's
the Nigan Hana.
Everything.
Heat up
here.
Heat
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up here.
[Applause]
Each year on
the Reb held a special fabangan to honor
the Reb Rashab. Today we are going to
have a very special fabang as we go
through the life of the Reb Rashab.
The Reb Rashab was born on in the year
to relo
called the year of Kisra.
8 days after the Readab was born,
everyone was preparing for his special
bris. Let's see what happened.
What does to be at such a special bak
to be able to take part in the learning
the night before the breeze.
Meanwhile, Rabbiten Kaamushka, the
newborn's grandmother, was awake in her
room adjacent to the Tamakc study. What
could my husband want to tell the Gabby
at such a late hour?
Devora, would you please do something
for me?
If mama sent me to listen, it must be
important.
Please tell my son that his baby's bliss
must be postponed.
Rebbiten Rifka sent her daughter D'vora
to speak with the Seahed
Devora. Please tell Tati he can't
postpone the bris. Rabbit Senrika is too
weak and the delay will worsen her
condition.
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The conversation continued with D'vora
running back and forth between her
parents.
Mama asked not to delay the bris. She
said that as the daughter of the middle
rebba a talid,
she has the right to demand that it be
on time.
What can I do? When your mother demands
it with that power, I am obligated to
listen. However,
the bris will be when it has to be.
It doesn't seem like my baby is ready
for the bris.
After consulting with other moim and
that Samak, it was decided to postpone
the bris.
At the Reb Rashab's bris, the Samak
instructed,
there should be no more than 20 people
at the bris.
The Reb Rashab's bris was rescheduled
for a month later on the second day of
Kaneka.
How very different from the last one.
smaller, simpler,
like by the second set of luh that were
given quietly without a commotion
and they lasted forever.
Wow. Now, let's hear the same story
directly from the Reba. Turn to your
rally worksheet and let's see if you can
fill in the missing spaces.
foreign.
the asked that the baby be named
after his father
and after the mlerbay.
As we know little Shalim Dave Bear grew
up to become the fifth Kabad Reb. Now
let's move on to the Reb Rashab's
Maz Shalom Diver is turning three his
wants his option to be a secret. He also
says that the Reb should sleep in his
special room. the night before his
birthday.
The next morning after dening, the Tamil
Tedc tells the Rebos's parents that he
will anoint Sham Der with a jug of stick
of oil that was handed down from the Bal
Sham.
That day, the young Shalom Der is taken
to for the first time. The timk throws
candies at him and explains that they
are from Malik Mal. Little Shandber
takes this very seriously and saved all
the candies. 5 months later, an eric
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reminds his grandson about the candies
since they are hum. Now there's nothing
for a young shop to do but eat every
single one.
As a young boy, the Reb Rashab used to
have discussions with his big brother,
the Raza. Let's listen.
The young Rashab and Raza were having a
discussion.
Zmen, what makes a Yid special?
A Y special? Well, uh, a Yid is smarter
and can learn and dive in with feeling.
learn lots of Tory and do so many
mitzvah.
But what about a Yid who is less smart
and does not do all those things?
What makes him special?
D'vorah Leia had overheard her brother's
conversation
and repeated it to their father, the Reb
Maharash.
Shalom bear, please call my helper, Ben.
Ben, did you eat?
Uh, yes, Rabbit.
Did you eat well?
Well,
what does well mean,
Barashem?
I'm satisfied.
Why did you eat? Uh to live
and why do you live?
Benian size.
Uh to be a Yid and do what Hashem wants.
Thank you, Benian. Now, can you please
call Ivan?
Ivan, did you eat today?
Yes, Rabbi.
Why did you eat?
To to live.
And why do you want to live?
Why do I live?
Well, well, that's simple.
Wh Why do I I live?
Well, well, that's a simple question. To
eat, to drink, and have a good time.
You see the difference now?
A guy smiles because the pleasure of
eating and drinking is enough for him.
But a yid size knowing he has not yet
reached the pure truth.
Now let's listen to the saying this
story and let's see if you can fill in
the blanks in your worksheet.
as a child
would also play special games with his
older brother.
Let's watch
the young rebber rashab show dove bear
often played with his brother the raza
zman arinit
you're older
you can be the reb
I'll be theid
okay let's start the game
rebik
oi
Once I cracked nuts open on Shabas.
Later I found out that the alterbus says
not to eat nuts in a shell on chabas.
Aha.
My advice is to start dovening from
inside the sitter instead of by heart.
Your suggestion won't help. And you are
no reb
h what makes you say that
you gave good advice
but you did not first a reb would sigh
before he gives an answer.
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And now once again we get to hear the
rebba telling us this story. Can you
fill in the blanks?
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Hotel
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the root.
New York.
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David
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rescination.
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of school.
A few years later, it was time for the
Reb's
bar mitzvah.
Did you know that before the bar
mitzvah, the Reb learned the entire
Mishna's bow? And not only that, the
rabb mastered the entire section of
he learned it with such intensity over
and over again until the
became part of his character. In fact,
as the Reb said, "My son was never a
child. In his younger years, he was
already
And by the time of his bar mitzvah, he
had become aid with an orderly system of
when the Reb was just 22 years old. His
father Marash was nostalic and his oil
is in Lavageim.
We are now going to have the incredible
to go live to the town of Labavage.
We have with us Rabbi Moonshine a from
the city of Smalinsk, a city about an
hour and a half drive from Labavage. But
he together with his have made the
special trip to join us. Welcome Rabbi
Moonshine.
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Thank you for having us.
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We are walking towards the oil of the
rabbit makadek and the rabbi marash.
As you see the sh which was near the oil
was just rebuilt. Let's go in.
The rebar would often den here
especially before he opened.
Kindel, do you know what year the rabbi
marash was talic?
I know.
You're right. 5643.
Do you know that the reb was only 22
years old? this time.
And now follow us as we're walking in to
the oil of the rabbit and the rabbi
marash, the zi and the father of the
rabb.
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Right here is Reb Sarifka, the mother of
the Reb.
She was also known as the mother of the
community.
Yes. And Bisfka is named after her.
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And there is the aisle of the rabbit of
the albe
and the
Did you know that the alter learned as a
child?
Yes. And here is the mater.
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The oil and the bahim are at the edge of
town. Follow us as we walk back to the
main town of Lubavicholim.
After the reb Marash was installed, the
hassidim and the razor accepted the
rebashab as their reb. The rebashab did
not officially accept the nas for 10
years till the year to fresh nongiml
5653.
These 10 years the rebashab was involved
in avoid cloud and guiding the hassidim.
He helped the Yidden fight the Muslim,
sending Matzo to Jewish soldiers,
collecting
money for the poor,
creating more places for Yidden to work,
protecting the from being expelled from
their cities.
It's going to take another few minutes
till we get there.
[Music]
Okay, we'll take a break and we'll see
you soon.
Health Resort, Vienna, 1903.
The Reb Rashab has left his home in
Libavich, Russia to receive medical
treatment for 3 months.
Do we have any money left?
Uh,
yes.
We don't have much, but I can pawn my
silver cane.
Is this the Schnaren hotel room? I have
a package.
Yes,
thank you. This isn't the first delivery
today. Ram, a high-end women's clothing
store. Is my father buying them for the
anacl
that evening?
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Prepare for a trip. Our destination
is a 3hour
walk away.
I I have questions,
but I trust my father completely.
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the next morning.
Thank you for comforting me over the
loss of my husband.
I noticed that you have unmarried
children still at home.
How can I marry my daughters off without
the money for a dolly?
The next day,
here I brought this for Haknosascala.
Now your daughters can get married
easily.
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Now we are standing at the gate the
mainer the courtyard of Arab. Let's go
in.
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From when Hassidim left Lubavage until
20 years ago, there was absolutely
nothing here. Kayim, do you know what
this building was?
This is where the Zal was.
That's right. Did you know why the
Rabber shop established?
He wanted a yeshiva where the learned
neglassis
the chose all of the special namis that
will ever learn in women.
Look that's where the carb live.
That's where the house of forever.
That's where the house of the Rebos was.
Do you know that when World War I broke
out and the Germans were getting closer
to the Russian border, the Reb Ashab
decided to leave?
Yes. He did not want to be under the
rule of the Germans.
Yes. In the year 5676 after 102 years in
Lubavich on the 16th of the Rebab and
his family left Lubavich. Do you know
who came to see him off?
Everyone.
The teachers,
the mashim, the
all the men, women, and children of the
Babage. That's right. But you know that
also the going came to say goodbye right
here in the hotel where we're standing
in Lubavich. As the reab stood on the
wagon, he called out zizun we will. And
everyone answered
take travel and save the turn. And then
they went on their way to Rasto and the
River Dawn.
Wow, Rabbi Moonshine, that was
incredible. Thank you so much to you and
your and your entire family
for the next part of the Fabang. We are
going to go to Rust. But before we do,
let's sing together another niggan of
the Reb. This niggan was introduced to
the Reb by
Guari while the Reb
was living in Rust. And the reba would
often sing this niggan on shabis on yuk
and on deas
and it became known as the niggan rust.
Let's see which face will sing with the
most highest.
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Yeah.
[Applause]
Heat.
Hey,
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[Applause]
Heat
up
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here.
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Oh,
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[Applause]
heat,
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heat.
Yeah.
[Applause]
Heat.
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Yeah. Heat.
[Applause]
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All right, we're ready to go to Rust. We
are going to be joined by Rabbi
Danzinger, a in Rust. Welcome, Rabbi
Danzinger.
Hi Kay, thank you for having me and
welcome to Rust, the city of the Reb.
So this is the house known as Bratzki
Sorakva the 42 uh 42nd house on Bratzky
street. They moved in in 1918
tre of 1918. What's special if you
notice there's a very big gate to this
house. Something that most of the houses
around here don't have. If you look at
the houses across the street they don't
have these big gates. Why does this have
a big gate? This was considered a house
of the rich people, the wealthy, as
carriages and horses were able to come
in here. And it was a special house that
was really something the Reb needed. And
I'll explain why.
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So, when you come into this house,
you'll notice there's a big uh courtyard
with walls outside. And it's something
that's very special because um moving in
that time, think about this 1918, you're
talking about the time of the
revolution, the time of great
uncertainty here was very difficult. The
Reb wanted to build a mikvah. And to
build a mikvah, you need to have a house
that you're able to have the you're able
to have the water coming down without
anyone seeing. So that's why this uh
house is unique. If you look around,
there's a wall around the house. And uh
there's no problems with neighbors or
anything else. So, they bought this
house. It was considered a special
house, a big house. You could actually
see right here on the wall, there's a u
a fence that used to be the gate, the
entrance way to this house. And uh we
assume that this is what was here in
1916, 1915, 1980, 1920 when the Reb was
here. So, to look at this house, you
have two parts of the house. We have
this part of the house here which is
where the rebab the furb lived in this
part of the house the room the
forbrainian room themed and we have this
part of the house which is where Rabidim
the secretaries live in this part of the
house was right here it was discovered
by the and rabbi kaplon together uh
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this one here.
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Okay. So, uh this is the mika right
here.
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So, they came into this room and this
was a basement. There was nothing here.
Dirt on the ground. They started, you
know, moving what was on the floor and
they uncovered the first step right
here. This is the first step. They
uncovered the first step, the second
step, the third step. And they realized
this was the mika. The most amazing
thing that was found here was that when
they dug it all up, they found that the
water, the rainwater, if you look in the
corner of the mikvah, that was covered
with a stone and there was still water
in there when they found this. So
imagine the mikvah was sitting here
empty for 70 years and then they find
right in there that there's still water
from the times of the this mikvah was
used by the reb was used by the was used
by the reb that came here in the times
that the was here so it's an amazing
house from here and uh it's historic
first
and this is the place right Here this is
the this is the personal living quarters
from the take a look.
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So here is the uh this is where the live
down here. Obviously this was renovated
so not much to see here today. Uh when
there's the yeshiva here this was the
dining room. We're going to come back
here soon
and
So the rebus room and the room where the
rebel ashab lived in the rebbit is right
up here. I think now.
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So this this is the room where the Reb
lived and the Rebbitson lived. Their
personal quarters. Two rooms.
These two rooms abit's personal quarters
and if you heard the story when the
rebalik he has to be taken to the zal
the z was
which was basically to be taken from
here into this room the room
was asked to be taken into this room
this is the room this is uh you can
actually take a look at the entrance
there's uh some nails
original nails that were here when they
found the house right here and right
there from the times of Rashad. So
Reb Rashad had one picture taken of him
when he uh was planning he needed to get
a visa. They're planning he had to go to
Georgia. And the picture of the Rebad is
with this uh wallpaper in the
background. So this is the original
wallpaper from the time of the Rebel
Rashad. Also look at the ceiling here
that was the original ceiling and then
comes the reb
asked to be taken to this room exactly
100 years ago
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asked to be taken to this room and this
is where said
that uh I'm going to heavens and I'm
leaving you and uh this is the message
that we live with a message that's
important to us that we connect
the to the
for learning the Reb is the is the Reb
is letters that's a lesson to each and
every one of us. So this is the
historical room of uh it was a big room
people were coming from one side they go
out the other side
and this is the room that was known as
the Farbranian room. So in this room
that the reb the rebba they'd have
farranians there little medish you can
actually see here the rebab used to
really sit right over here would sit
here and this is where everything took
uh took place in this small little room
and there was a passageway between this
room to the other side of the house
which is where the live was go through
from this room
to this room and this is where uh this
is where lived.
I want to introduce you to a fellow
achov
Danzinger.
Hi fellow. We're now at edge of the base
climber of Rust is a Kyle and living
have special connections with the Reb.
Let me take you to his Oel.
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I will now read a poem of behalf of my
fellow around the world.
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Dear Rabbi, you establish recruiting to
dedicate their lives.
Our rabbi recruited the children to
volunteer as soldiers in Shem's army to
finish the battle and bring Msiah. Now
on this yagra
we are we the of ask the rabb to storm
the heavens on our behalf and demand
that we merit the final revelation of
Msiach now
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of the shop today since it's his 160th
birthday. We will now together say
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Hamas.
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Thank you for joining us from RSV.
Thank you so much. That was so
inspiring. And thank you to your father,
Rabbi Danzinger. What a special source
to be with you in.
Just two months ago, we challenged you
after not receiving the most incredible
Shabbaton last year to still not give
into the Yates and to stand strong and
to join the
Everybody was telling us it's not going
to happen. It's not going to happen.
You're going to see the are not going to
sign up.
But you prove them wrong. Yes. Over
5,000 kayim have signed up for this
year's they're not giving into the
standing strong learning the 613 mitzvah
and they you will be the ones to really
greet Msiach
it's just going to be a matter of days
before all of us take the first test and
I can't wait to see the results
during sukus This year thousands of got
their own lul of to go on and conquer
your cities. In fact, we already have
reports of over 23,000 shakes this year
from Yidden around the world during co
take that yeara. And we didn't stop
there. Overus
we celebrated 40 years of civ hashem
with the most incredible civashem bus.
We went from to crown heights. We went
to Barap to Flatbush to 500 all
different communities to bring to them
the joy of sukus. And now, Kayalin, it's
coming up to the time when we start
working on our Moneras for the Monra
contest. And of course to make sure to
order your meth ammunition from
methanica.
[Music]
Heat. Heat.
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The rally is the time when we salute all
of you that were promoted in bank. And
this month, we have sent out over 25,000
medals and more than 5,000 rank books
and cards. You are doing the most
incredible job. Keep up the great work.
Every 3 months we have a huge grand
raffle for any who completed at least 60
days of missions and got the 60M flag.
If you are one of those who got the 60M
flag, I want you to stand up so we can
give you a round of applause.
How could we have a rally without the 12
sukim? We're going to sing the 12 sukim
with a special video made by Tim Mim
Labage of Crown Heights. And this these
songs were originally made by a
commander a very special commander in
Simasham, Rabbi Katenim.
Sing along.
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on my
evil Yeah.
Sh.
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There is
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love.
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M I M
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I M I
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fall
if you fall
last
I fall
if you fall
last I I need
a share
need
of a love.
[Music]
Oh my god.
[Applause]
I got
my
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butter.
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She
might
not
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see
I
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fly.
Oh my
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We are the Afric
yeah.
Yeah.
I
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am the ice
after
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I
made a shadow
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me
I
smash
a shing.
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We want to see now. We want to see now.
We want to see now. We don't want away.
We want to see now. We want to see now.
We want to see now. We don't want away.
[Music]
Now is the time that we say a huge thank
you to Rabbi Misha and Roti Weiss for
the incredible gift my para that they
are giving to every
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gift please take a few minutes to write
a thank you letter and let them know
just how much you appreciate what they
do for you.
The Reb is known as the Rambam of
just like the Rambam organized
in a safer mission.
The Reb organized Siddis by explaining
every subject so clearly. Did you know
that the Reb said close to 2,000
myarim during his 37 years of nasal
in some years the Reb gave out a
contress or a
to the to learn the
and the
when you go home today want you to Check
and see if your mommy or daty or maybe
your bubby or zadei received one of
these special cont.
And I want you to see and check do you
have any of the rebar
in your house. And of course don't just
find a safe make sure to learn
something.
It's been the most incredible
I want to say with you.
[Applause]
May we be to complete our mission. Now
recruited the
bas
recruited the children to Hashem with
our mission to bring Mashiach. Now may
we be z
that we should go from this fabric to
the rabbis fabric
together with
together with all the
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Heat. Heat.
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[Applause]
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Hey,
hey, hey.
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