Yechi Hamelech

I think the only one being fed propaganda here is you. Lubavitchers don’t boast about other people learning tanya or going to the Ohel as you say. We completely respect other minhagim, chasidic sects and Rebbeim outside of chabad just as it says in the Torah v’ohavta L’reiacha k’mocha.

poilishers that you see praying at the Ohel or 770, came of their own volition, whether to fundraise, or to Daven at the hailiger Rebbe’s shul. They realize and understandon their own the holiness of the Rebbe and the effect their prayers there have on them.
There was never any deal “you come Daven at our shul, we come Daven at your shul”
they chose to come there and good for them. but why do we have to go and travel to the belzer rebbe’s shul just because they came to us?

think about it for a moment and then get back to me.

I know of a reform “rabbi” who is not only not jewish, but he is BLACK. He served a sentence of over 10 years in jail

oh yikes, i didnt realize im not meant to play after someone starts. sorry

PIPE

And how are we meant to know if we passed the word limit?

spend a lot of time and energy writing a long post and if it disappears it was too long

😁

You guys should buy a sefer called “hadras ponim zokon” written by Moshe Weiner. It talks about the importance of keeping your beard; not even trimming it.
The Kapischnitzer Rebbe ZT”L was one of the most biggest Torah Giants before World War 2, and he won the respect of even the litvisher gedolim including the Chazon Ish ZT”L.
During the Holocaust, the Nazis ym”s forced the leaders of every community to clean the streets with a toothbrush. The idea was to humiliate them in front the Poles who would stand by and laugh, pointing at the elderly Rabbi with the long beard, scrubbing the streets with a toothbrush.
On one such occasion, the Kapischnitzer Rebbe was, naturally, chosen to receive the “honor” of cleaning the streets that day.

While he was scrubbing, a Nazi commander ordered one of his soldiers to cut off the Kapischnitzer Rebbe’s beard r”l. When the soldier approached with the big scissors in his hand, the Rebbe looked up and immediately understood what was about to happen. he held up his hand and shouted angrily “rather cut of my fingers but don’t touch my beard!”
startled by the Rebbes stubbornness, the soldier steeped back and did not carry out his evil command. This story goes to show the great importance of having a beard, so much so that the Kapischnitzer Rebbe was willing to have all of his fingers cut off in order to keep his beard. One of the reasons why it is so important not to touch your beard is because it is written up in Zohar that the yud gimmel midas harachamim are in the strands of the beard. Cutting it off would be cutting off the yud gimmel midas harachamim.

I’m surprised none of you blamed the Lubavitcher doctor that was caring for him, for his death.

LOL i had the same question a while ago…

@put don the gun

“And the lubavitcher rebbe crying against giving away an inch of Land? It seems that we would have the confidence to lecture HIM on the REAL chabad shitah. It’s a shame that I wasn’t the Chabad Rebbe instead!”

Now the real question is why your account wasn’t suspended a while ago. and the fact that mods allowed that comment to be posted….

@RSo
“Could chochom possible be Chabadshlucha’s husband?”
No, No, No, No, definitely not. dont even start.. .please!!!!!!

@kjchusid
“It’s pretty hypocritical of you to call it “amazing” considering the 5th, 6th and yes even 7th Lubavitcher rebbes were opposed to Zionism”
The Rebbe was not actively opposed to zionism , in fact he was on great terms with former Israeli prime ministers (and even saved Ariel Sharon’s life by telling him not to go on a certain flight he wanted to use. He later found out that that flight had been hijacked by Arabs when he was supposed to be on it). he just wasn’t fully on board with the idea that much. The rebbe was, however strongly opposed to Israel being in the UN (at that time, the UN’s Anti – semitism wasn’t that well known so the fact that the Rebbe knew in advance that they shouldn’t be there is quite a wonder. In fact just recently, Israel withdrew from the UN!) I know that your trying to start a machlokes so please stop.

not really; paper towels are designed to absorb liquids much better than regular paper. imagine cleaning up an orange juice spill with paper…. not the same thing. say there’s no tissues around to blow your nose with, what do you use? paper towel proves a pretty good substitute for tissues. imagine blowing your nose with paper…
okay they’re not the same thing.

You should get in touch with Cfar Chabad, they’ll give you a list of Zals you can choose.
“Zal” is the Yiddish word that lubavitchers use to refer to “Yeshivah gedolah”

there is a Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim there you can go to.

Yes i would do that if their say was a matter of opinion. in our case however, this member is making a joke out of a chasidishe minhag

https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/chasidishe-schechita

I dont know if daas yochid was trying to joke around or not, but one thing is for sure – the second comment in the above link is absolutely reppulsive and im shocked it made it past the YWN mods

go on chabad.org and click on the icon in the top right corner that says “Chabad locator” type in your zip code and it will bring a list of the closest Chabad houses near you. it will also tell you the name of the rabbi, their programs and a bunch of other details

The same person who wrote that comment also wrote a month earlier “Isn’t it obvious why they dont mix with other frum Yidden? they don’t want the children to learn their “evil misnagdishe ways”. they also will not participate in any non chabad events since they feel superioir and most likely these events will be anti-chabad in their minds.”
this is yet another example of “anti chabad”
MORE TO COME

Iv’e tried numerous times to post comments complaining about CR members
who were attacking Chabad, but moderators never allowed my comments to be posted…

Joseph,
Of course, Rebbeim are gedolei yisroel but they are not referred to as such; that’s what I meant.
And there is definitely a difference between Rebbeim/gedolim and other veltishe leaders
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Dont think its avodah zara but it may be
an issur on the lav “Lo Selech b’Derech Hagoyim”
(not sure if that’s the terminology the Torah uses)

The last thing Obama did before leaving office was to wire $221,000,000 to the Palestinian Authority.

The first thing Trump did when arriving in office was to freeze all that money….
JUST REMINDING YOU….

chochmah…..

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