Dedication of the "Ohalei Torah" Cheder Building, Kfar Chabad

00:02 Speaker 1 “A psalm, a song for the dedication of the House, by David.” King David instructed that this chapter of Tehillim be recited when the dedication of the Beis Hamikdash was celebrated. The Midrash tells us that at the dedication of the First Beis Hamikdash, King Shlomo suspended the Yom Kippur fast, and in their great joy the people ate, drank, and celebrated on Yom Kippur. We see from this how great the joy of dedicating the Beis Hamikdash is. And yet—listen, dear children—even though the joy of dedicating the Beis Hamikdash is so great, we do not interrupt the Torah study of young schoolchildren so that they can join in that celebration. We may not stop learning Torah even to celebrate the dedication of the Beis Hamikdash. From this we see that dedicating a building where young schoolchildren, soldiers in Tzivos Hashem, learn Torah is even greater and loftier than the dedication of the Beis Hamikdash. How great is the merit of children who sit and study Torah! This festive day, the dedication of the building, is also the day we conclude the campaign to learn by heart. And a worthy occasion has been brought about on an auspicious day: the festival of liberation, 12 Tammuz. In the words of the Frierdiker Rebbe, quoted by the Rebbe in Hayom Yom, it is a day on which our fellow chassidim gather for goodness and blessing, materially and spiritually, as was established by our first father, the Alter Rebbe. At this farbrengen, fellow chassidim speak with one another in brotherly fellowship about strengthening their regular Torah-study sessions. He concludes: “I send you my blessing that Hashem show them favor materially and spiritually.” At this gathering in brotherly fellowship, at this celebration, we strengthen our children’s regular Torah-study sessions in this cheder, which is run to the Rebbe’s satisfaction. Surely we merit the blessing that Hashem show us favor materially and spiritually. And as is the custom of chassidim, we open this uplifting, exalted event by reciting the Rebbe’s chapter of Tehillim. Let us invite up a child, a soldier in Tzivos Hashem and a student of the cheder, the Rebbe’s shliach in Thailand, Berel Ashkenazi. “A psalm of David: Hashem said to my master, ‘Sit at My right hand.’”

03:33 Speaker 2 A psalm of David.

03:35 Speaker 1 Until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet. The staff of your strength Hashem will send forth—

03:40 Speaker 2 With you—all of us together with Berel. The staff...

03:45 Speaker 1 Once again, please. Hashem will send forth the staff of your strength from Zion; rule in the midst of your enemies.

03:49 Speaker 2 Hashem will send forth the staff of your strength from Zion; rule in the midst of your enemies.

03:53 Speaker 1 Your people will offer themselves willingly on the day of your strength, in holy splendor; from the womb of dawn, the dew of your youth is yours.

04:00 Speaker 2 Your people will offer themselves willingly on the day of your strength, in holy splendor; from the womb of dawn, the dew of your youth is yours.

04:05 Speaker 1 Hashem has sworn and will not relent: “You are a priest forever.”

04:08 Speaker 2 Hashem has sworn and will not relent: “You are a priest forever.”

04:12 Speaker 1 According to the order of Malki-Tzedek.

04:14 Speaker 2 According to the order of Malki-Tzedek.

04:16 Speaker 1 Hashem is at your right hand; He crushed kings on the day of His anger.

04:20 Speaker 2 Hashem is at your right hand; He crushed kings on the day of His anger.

04:23 Speaker 1 He will judge among the nations, filling the land with bodies.

04:25 Speaker 2 He will judge among the nations, filling the land with bodies.

04:27 Speaker 1 He will crush the head over a vast land.

04:29 Speaker 2 He will crush the head over a vast land.

04:31 Speaker 1 He will drink from a stream along the way; therefore he will lift his head.

04:34 Speaker 2 He will drink from a stream along the way; therefore he will lift his head. Let us now hear from your representative, representing the children who sit and learn here in this special institution, this cheder—Cheder Oholei Torah, dedicated wholly to sacred studies—the soldier in Tzivos Hashem, Mendy Rabinowitz.

05:00 Speaker 1 With the permission of the distinguished rabbis, the staff and administration of the cheder, our dear parents, and my fellow students: As a spokesman for the students, I will try, in the time allotted to me, to express in a few words our deep thanks and appreciation for this tremendous undertaking. The Frierdiker Rebbe, [unclear], writes in his diary a remarkable description of two chassidic melamdim, Reb Peretz and Reb Menachem Mendel, sitting beneath a tree in their talleisim ketanim and yarmulkes. Their outer garments, shoes, hats, and walking sticks lie beside them. Reb Menachem Mendel rests on his elbows, which are supported by his knees, his eyes closed as he listens to his friend Reb Peretz, who sits with his eyes closed and repeats a maamar of Chassidus aloud, in the distinctive tune used when reviewing Chassidus. This sight made a great impression on the Rebbe Rashab, and when they emerged from their reverie, he told him: “For five thousand six hundred years, nine months, thirteen days, fifteen hours, and so many minutes, this patch of earth waited for Peretz and Mendel to come and sit here and review a maamar of Chassidus.” He went on to praise the melamdim, saying: “Chassidic melamdim are the true sources of light in Jewish homes. Chassidic melamdim who devote themselves to serving Hashem are the Avraham Avinus ... They are the ones who spread awareness of G-dliness in chassidic homes.” The Rebbe Rashab’s words show the merit and importance of melamdim. My friends and I have merited to study in a chassidic cheder with chassidic melamdim who instilled in us love for Torah, love for the Rebbe, for chassidim, and for Chassidus. They also took care of every material detail, even the smallest ones, thanks to the devotion of the students—of the melamdim and administrators. And now, as we stand at this exalted occasion—the dedication of the cheder’s magnificent building, the conclusion of the Torah-review campaign, and the presentation of prizes to the outstanding students—this campaign has broadened our knowledge and given us a desire to know and understand more, and to devote even our free time to learning.

07:10 Speaker 1 The ten years we spent here have been—or will be—etched in our memories as pleasant, good years, years we will miss. We will always want to return to this wonderful atmosphere, and it is all thanks to you, dear administrators and melamdim. This is the place to thank you for everything, and especially the administrators, Rabbi Ishtzky[?] shlita and Rabbi Ashkenazi shlita, and the outstanding educators Rabbi David, z"l, and Rabbi Moshe shlita, who were like parents to us as they prepared us to enter Tomchei Temimim. And as we celebrate the festival of liberation, 12 Tammuz, about which the Frierdiker Rebbe said, “Hakadosh Boruch Hu redeemed not only me, but everyone who bears the name Israel,” may we merit the true and complete Geulah immediately, right now. Thank you all very much.

07:56 Speaker 9 A Chabad chassidic niggun, and we’ll add a niggun with Yiddish words: “We Jews will always be happy.”

08:13 Speaker 10 They are David.

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10:20 Speaker 12 Moshiach [unclear] a song with [unclear].

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15:34 Speaker 14 What an uplifting feeling, what joy on this festival of liberation, when we merit to dedicate the new building! Many thanks to the Simcha Orchestra for the joyous chassidic niggunim, and to the wonderful choir of cheder children, whom we will hear again later. All right, shin, lamed, alef. Chassidim say... chassidim say that when there is no other choice, you can also say l’chaim over water. L’chaim, l’chaim! 5731, Kfar Chabad. Early one morning, a young man walks from the mikveh to shul with a towel over his shoulder. “Young man,” the devoted chassidic mashpia Reb Mendel Futerfas calls out to him, “young man, is there a cheder here dedicated wholly to sacred studies?” “As far as I know, not yet,” the young man answers. “Well then,” Reb Mendel declares, “you will establish one.” And an instruction from Reb Mendel is an instruction. Forty years after that encounter, on 12 Tammuz 5771, we merit to gather here together—men, women, and children, cheder alumni and current students, young schoolchildren—and see how the work of that young man with a towel over his shoulder became a full-fledged cheder. How, from a humble shack on the edge of the village, Rabbi Vishetsky built magnificent buildings. How five children in the second room of Beis Maran became 335 chassidic children being educated to the Rebbe’s satisfaction. All of us are moved on this special occasion to hear from the founder and director of the cheder, Rabbi Ben Tzion Vishetsky shlita. Rabbi Vishetsky. First, Rabbi Vishetsky will read the Rebbe’s letter, and everyone is asked to stand.

18:17 Speaker 15 Brooklyn, New York. Greetings and blessings. On the occasion of the yeshiva’s building dedication, I send my blessing that the merit of the holiness of my teacher and father-in-law, the Rebbe, continue to bring blessing and success to its work of raising an upright generation, a generation faithful to Torah and mitzvos and permeated with the spirit of Chassidus, the luminary of the Torah. May they fulfill the purpose for which the yeshiva was founded: to be lights that illuminate all their surroundings. May Hashem bless all the founders, helpers and supporters of the yeshiva, those who have participated in the past and those who will participate in the future. May their participation bring them and all that is theirs blessing and success, illuminating their homes with material and spiritual good. The Rebbe’s signature. My teacher and father-in-law, the Rebbe. Mr. Menashe Moshe, head of the council. Rabbi Binyamin Lipschitz, chairman of the committee. Distinguished guests. Dear parents, beloved children. This is how it happened. It was a winter evening in 5742. I had just returned from work at [unclear]. I was a young married man, the father of a four-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl. There was a knock at the door, and I opened it. I was surprised to see Rabbi Mordechai Ashkenazi, a young man in those days, still wearing a short jacket. He asked me, “Bentchi, Reb Mendel Futerfas is opening a cheder in Kfar Chabad tomorrow, devoted entirely to holy studies. Would you be willing to enroll your son Pini in the new cheder?” In that instant, a whole film ran through my mind. Reb Mendel was opening a cheder in Kfar Chabad devoted entirely to holy studies. Reb Mendel had been familiar to me since Russia. After his release from prison, he often stayed at our home in Chernivtsi, Ukraine. I was privileged to be brought up under his guidance. It was as though I had a personal mashpia. Reb Mendel Futerfas and my father, Reb Moshe Vishatzky, had both spent years in Soviet prisons because they were chassidim. As soon as they were released, they began gathering children and organizing an underground cheder devoted entirely to holy studies. When Reb Mendel reached the free world, he continued, at the Rebbe’s instruction, to establish such chadarim in various places around the world: London, Melbourne, Amsterdam and more. Now he was opening one in Kfar Chabad to safeguard the purity of

21:53 Speaker 15 the young child’s mind. Of course, when Rabbi Ashkenazi asked whether I was willing to send my son to the cheder, I said yes. His question had fallen on prepared ground. That was the beginning of my connection with the cheder: first as a concerned parent looking after his son, and later as the institution’s official director, a position I hold to this day. This is not the place to describe the long road the cheder has traveled since its founding with five children studying in an old shack, whose roof leaked in winter and which baked under the sun in summer, to this day, the dedication of its new building. I only want to reveal the secret of the cheder’s success. In 5740, I won a lottery for a trip to the Rebbe, to 770. In preparation for yechidus, I wrote to the Rebbe that some fifty-five children were studying in the cheder, with a curriculum devoted entirely to holy studies, and that we were making an effort to teach in Yiddish. As was customary then, I submitted the letter a day before the yechidus. Yet that very day, only a few hours after the letter had been delivered to the secretariat, Reb Binyamin Klein summoned me urgently and showed me the Rebbe’s reply. The Rebbe had circled the words I had written about the fifty-five children studying in the cheder and our efforts to teach in Yiddish. In his holy handwriting, the Rebbe added: “Fortunate is his lot, and great is his merit. Surely he will increase his efforts in this, and Hashem will grant him success.” That answer was not a private answer for me. It is the cheder’s foundation and basis—or, as I said, the secret of its success. I want to conclude by thanking Hakadosh Boruch Hu and thanking the Rebbe. I want to emphasize that this magnificent building is only a vessel for the Divine Presence to rest in. It is only a means through which we can provide a Chassidic education. May it be Hashem’s will that this physical building give rise to spiritual buildings: Chassidic students who fear Heaven and excel in learning, bringing nachas to the Rebbe. This is the place to thank the devoted members of the administration: Rabbi [unclear], [unclear], Reb Zalman Gopin, Reb Mendel [unclear] and [unclear] Ashkenazi. I also want to thank the educational director, Rabbi Yosef Ashkenazi, and Rabbi Shlomo

25:07 Speaker 15 Vishatzky, and all the talented and devoted teachers. This is also the place to mention the cheder’s first spiritual director, Rabbi Yonasan Borgen z"l, and his devoted wife, Mrs. Gita Borgen, may she be blessed with long life. She stood by him as he invested his energy and talents, shaped the cheder’s educational content and paved its way [unclear]. I want to mention and honor a dear friend and supporter of the cheder since its founding, Reb Yisroel Lipsker z"l, and his devoted wife and partner, Mrs. Chaya Lipsker, may she be blessed with long life, who have supported the cheder out of love and a commitment to its education. Special thanks and blessings to everyone who helped erect this building: the distinguished Rabbi Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi, the rabbi of Kfar Chabad; Mr. Menashe Moshe, head of the Emek Lod Regional Council; Rabbi Binyamin Lipschitz, chairman of the Kfar Chabad committee, and all its members; Mrs. Rivka Rivkin, director of the Education Department of the Emek Lod Regional Council; Mrs. Ronit Tamar, director of the Culture Department; Mr. David Weiss, director of the Infrastructure Department; Mr. Shimshon Sabri, treasurer; Mr. Tzion Chala, security officer, who looks after everything for us, every part and every room; and the entire council staff. Also Rabbi Mordechai Deri, the building’s architect; and last but not least, Mr. Yitzchak Bishri and his sons Ehud and Mordechai, the building contractors. May they all be blessed. Thank you. I’ll say l’chaim—l’chaim. May Hashem help us recognize that the previous Rebbe achieved an eternal victory, and today we are celebrating the children who study Torah. The Geulah that the previous Rebbe [unclear]. L’chaim, l’chaim.

28:15 Speaker 16 Yes. You heard, dear children and all our guests: that is how you establish a cheder. Reb Vishatzky, I want to tell you that a few weeks ago I was walking through Kfar Chabad and saw little children running around and playing. One of them, a four-year-old boy, was running with a stick in his hand and singing, “[unclear].” Today there is no longer any need to ask whether there is a Yiddish-speaking cheder in Kfar Chabad. When you enter Kfar Chabad, you immediately sense that this place has a cheder devoted entirely to holy studies, where Yiddish is spoken. And you, the residents of Kfar Chabad, can be proud of the cheder established here. Throughout the communities of Anash in the Holy Land, people look at this cheder with envy—“the envy of scholars increases wisdom”—at the devotion to education and the value placed on educating the Rebbe’s children. Let us all bless Reb Vishatzky in the words of the Rebbe’s blessing to him: “Fortunate is his lot, and great is his merit, and Hashem will grant him success.” L’chaim, l’chaim, dear children, students of the cheder. Today is your day of celebration: you have entered such a beautiful, splendid building. “A beautiful dwelling broadens a person’s mind.” This is a place where you can sit and apply yourselves to Torah and achieve wonderful things, as we will soon see when students recite hundreds of pages of Gemara and thousands of lines of Tanya by heart. All of you, and all of us together, now want to hear the blessing of the rabbi of Kfar Chabad, one of the cheder’s founders who has accompanied it throughout the years: the distinguished chossid Rabbi Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi shlita.

30:35 Speaker 3 “A psalm, a song for the dedication of the House, by David. I will exalt You, Hashem, for You have raised me up… Hashem, my G-d, I cried out to You, and You healed me.” Sitting here this evening, I wondered: What is the connection between dedicating a building and “I cried out to You, and You healed me”? A dedication is about a new building, while being healed is about recovery from illness. What connects the two? But when I watched the video here, and Rabbi Vishedsky mentioned a little of the history—it’s been forty years, and we’ve already begun to forget; perhaps those forty years passed through my mind—I thought that perhaps this is the meaning: to reach a dedication, you go through many, many illnesses. King David went through all kinds of suffering before he reached the dedication of the House. So he said, as they say in Yiddish—we speak Yiddish here—thank G-d I survived it all and made it this far. Now, Rabbi Vishedsky, I know how much… Someone told me that Rabbi Frank was once asked: According to halachah, when a person builds a new house, he should recite Shehecheyanu. Why is it not customary today to recite Shehecheyanu over a new house? He answered: Because of the mortgage, you have to say, “Blessed is the true Judge.” But in any event, I know how much Reb Ben Zion and the cheder went through—all kinds of twists and difficulties—before reaching this dream and this dedication. I want to mention several people who worked on it with all their hearts: Menashe Moshe, head of the council; Rabbi Ami Kashish, chairman of the beis din; and especially Reb Ben Zion Tal, who comes from a deeply rooted chassidic family, from Riga, I think—isn’t that right? Yes? I remember we met at the Rebbe’s once on Shavuos, and you were with Rabbi Chodakov, as you told me. He asked you whether you were related to the Tal family from Riga. Right? Yes, right? I don’t remember what you answered him, but I do remember the question.

33:24 Speaker 3 So he comes from a chassidic family and is a chossid himself. I had the privilege of being with him at the Rebbe’s. I saw him standing there as they began preparing for the prayers and afterward for the blessings. And thank G-d, as a loyal friend, he has helped Chabad tremendously. Here in Kfar Chabad too, he helped make the construction possible. I want to wish myself that Reb Ben Zion will establish the cheder in its new building. I remember the classrooms and the methods by which our first children were taught, but also the chassidic atmosphere that was in the cheder. And I want to wish myself—my sons no longer study here, but I have grandchildren—that the Shechinah should rest here as it did in the cheder then. I must tell a little story about something that once happened here at the [unclear]. Years ago there was [unclear] at the time of [unclear]. The old bakery was still there. Those who remember the oven, the oven room, and so on. He would come with several assistants. Reb Shloime Danchik accompanied him, and Reb Shloime called me over: he was cleaning the bakery now, and I should join in. It was a bakery with an old oven and pigeons nesting in it. One of the assistants asked him, “Tell me, why is everything here so old? So outdated?” He was a witty Jew, a Jerusalemite. So he said to him, “Haven’t you heard what Reb Betzini Yadler said? Betzini Yadler said that if it isn’t the way it was several hundred years ago, it won’t be kosher.” In any event, that was… But the Rebbe’s view was not like that. All the institutions in Kfar Chabad—when I was in yechidus with the Rebbe in my second year [unclear], speaking about the bakery, the Rebbe said to me quite openly: “All the communal affairs there in Kfar Chabad are being run, but when it comes to this matter, [unclear]. No matter how much I write and press for it,

35:51 Speaker 3 they answer me that there is no money. What kind of answer is that—there is no money? [unclear]. Chabad has a name in Eretz Yisroel. There’s no cash? Then take out loans [unclear] and pay them back. But how is that an excuse? I ask and I want all the communal affairs”—he repeated it—“to be a credit to Chabad.” The institutions, the [unclear], the matters of kashrus here, the mikvaos, the shuls. It is a kiddush Hashem when children study in magnificent buildings. Just as the Beis Hamikdash was magnificent, so too must all our houses of life be. Shuls should be magnificent, befitting the mitzvah’s beauty. There is also a published letter from the Rebbe in Likkutei Sichos. I remember when that letter was published: the Rebbe wrote about producing a book and said that care must be taken to make its cover beautiful and attractive. He even sent a sample of how it should look, and he cites a number of halachic authorities who hold that beautifying a mitzvah is a Torah obligation, and so on. Thank G-d we have reached this point, and may it be Hashem’s will that this building fulfill the verse, “May the pleasantness of Hashem our G-d be upon us, and establish the work of our hands for us.” May the Rebbe be present here with a minyan, and may the Rebbe’s directives be fulfilled through the children studying in this institution. May they grow to be chassidim, G-d-fearing people and scholars—truly soldiers in the Rebbe’s army. I want to wish all those here and all who have helped long lives and good years, lasting good health, and that they continue, more and more, to go from strength to strength in helping to expand and establish more and more institutions, to the honor and glory of all Chabad. Thank you very much.

38:20 Speaker 4 Thank you very much to our mara d’asra, the distinguished Rabbi Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi shlita, for his blessing. We all bless him in turn: may he long preside over his community and merit to see abundant chassidic nachas from all his grandchildren studying here in this cheder and throughout the world. Dear children, please pay attention. Later we will watch another special video about the cheder, see your friends’ choir, and also distribute the prizes meant for you. But for now, let us all remain quiet and patient, because first we want to hear a blessing from the man who helped make it possible for this magnificent building to be built as it is: the head of the regional council, Mr. Menashe Moshe.

39:37 Speaker 5 Honored Rabbi, our mara d’asra; Mr. Chairman of the Kfar Chabad committee; my colleague, deputy head of the council Ben Tzida[?]; our longtime friend; members of the cheder’s administration; educators; esteemed teachers; and last but certainly most dear, the students. We read in Pirkei Avos: “Moshe received the Torah from Sinai and transmitted it to Yehoshua; Yehoshua transmitted it to the elders, the elders to the prophets, and the prophets transmitted it to the Men of the Great Assembly. They said three things: Be deliberate in judgment, raise up many students, and make a safeguard for the Torah.” Rabbeinu Ovadiah of Bartenura comments on this Mishnah: Unlike the other tractates of the Mishnah, this tractate is not based on explaining the Torah’s commandments; rather, it consists entirely of ethical teachings and character traits. The sages of the nations also wrote books, devising from their own minds ethical ways for people to conduct themselves with one another. Therefore, the Tanna began this tractate with “Moshe received the Torah from Sinai,” to tell you that the ethical teachings and character traits in this tractate were not devised by the sages of the Mishnah themselves; they too were given at Sinai. Ethics and character development are the purpose of education. For education to exist, it needs a foundation: an authority that determines what is permitted and what is forbidden. Seemingly, anyone can decide for himself what is good and what is bad, what is permitted and what is forbidden. And someone with power and influence can decide for others as well, as unfortunately happens today. But power, by its nature, passes from hand to hand, and then the rules of what is permitted and forbidden change too. That does not happen when the authority is stable and unchanging. The entire Torah is concerned with education. The word “Torah” is related to hora’ah, “instruction,” although the educational idea within the Torah’s instructions is not always easy to identify. Pirkei Avos is unique in offering direct, clear educational guidance, as Rabbeinu Ovadiah of Bartenura explains. The chain of transmission presented in the first Mishnah of Pirkei Avos refers to the Oral Torah, because the Written Torah was given to the entire Jewish people. It was the oral explanations that were passed on

43:13 Speaker 5 In the chain from generation to generation, each generation emphasizes the teaching most important for its time. Sometimes it seems like something new, something not known before. In their time, in the generation that returned to Zion after seventy years of exile in Babylon, these were the matters they saw fit to emphasize. One could now—and it would be quite surprising—write an entire article about the parallels between the return to Zion then and today. But this time we will make do with what we have already quoted, and invite ourselves to reflect on the three things the Men of the Great Assembly said, in an effort to find in them a remedy for our entire educational system, at every level. Boruch Hashem, the cheder is blessed with, and excels in, a deeply rooted and distinctive Jewish education according to Chabad teachings. It is blessed with a fine educational staff, and we see the fruits of their investment in the students’ education and learning. Overseeing all of this, with tireless dedication, is Rabbi Vishevsky[?], who works day and night to achieve his goals for the school. And now, in these days, the construction of the school building is being completed. After many, many efforts, we have reached this day. There is no doubt that, as our Sages said, a pleasant home broadens a person’s mind. That is certainly true for the students, who will enjoy learning and spending time in a comfortable place every day. This is the place to thank everyone who helped with this undertaking. I also want to mention—and it is very important to mention—the participation of Mifal HaPayis in this great project. If we do not mention them and give them due recognition, they will certainly take revenge on us, to put it mildly. So this is also the place to thank the educators, the teachers, the staff, and, of course, Kfar Chabad. Thank you, and yasher koach.

45:55 Speaker 6 Thank you very much to the head of the council. We are sure that, with Hashem’s help, you will merit to dedicate many more new educational buildings here in Kfar Chabad. We will now hear a greeting from the chairman of the Kfar Chabad committee, Rabbi Binyamin Lipschitz. Please.

46:25 Speaker 7 The esteemed mara d’asra, the distinguished chossid and scholar Rabbi Ashkenazi shlita; the head of the regional council, Mr. Menashe Moshe; the cheder administration; teachers; esteemed parents; dear guests; and beloved students. It is a privilege and an honor for me to stand here on the eve of the Festival of Geulah, 12–13 Tammuz, and congratulate you on the dedication of the cheder building. It was a great privilege for me to stand alongside the devoted principal, Rabbi Bentzion Vischatzky, may he live and be well, and assist him in the tremendous effort to raise the resources that made this magnificent building possible. It is an honor to take part in this moving occasion, which also includes the presentation of certificates and books to the diligent students who devoted hundreds of hours to memorizing Nigleh and Chassidus. In doing so, they have shown that they are truly worthy of such impressive surroundings—a splendid Torah in a splendid vessel. Your joy is the joy of us all. May you go from strength to strength, bringing honor to Kfar Chabad and nachas to the Rebbe. Thank you very much.

47:52 Speaker 6 Thank you very much to the chairman of the Kfar Chabad committee, who helps and assists, whose door is always open, and who is now seeing the fruits of his labor in this building. I would now like to invite a great friend of this cheder, the former director general of the Ministry of Education, who has already earned the title “a chossid’s chossid,” Bentzi Dal. Please.

48:48 Speaker 8 With the permission of the mara d’asra, Rabbi Ashkenazi; my friend and partner in establishing this building, the head of the regional council, Menashe Moshe; and the chairman of the Kfar Chabad committee, from whom I heard many times about difficulties Rabbi Vischatzky encountered along the way, and who extended not just one hand, but many hands, to resolve real problems. My friend Rabbi Bentzion Vischatzky, principal of the cheder: Mazel tov to everyone on the dedication of the building. And why mazel tov? Because this is really a wedding—a wedding between the physical building and the spiritual building. That is why we say mazel tov. So, dear children, listen to me for half a minute, no more. What do we learn from this day? What can we learn from the dedication of this building? I accompanied Rabbi Vischatzky through every obstacle. I don’t think there was a single obstacle a person could imagine that Rabbi Vischatzky did not face. It seems to me there is only one answer: mesiras nefesh, sheer mesiras nefesh. I think I would have given up long ago. So many obstacles: you overcame one, you overcame the second, and then came the third and fourth. Apparently, building up Eretz Yisroel physically comes through hardship and obstacles. And Boruch Hashem, Rabbi Vischatzky, you have arrived at a magnificent building. I want to wish you this: Rabbi Ashkenazi, you started the cheder with five children. I wish you that before long there will be five cheder buildings standing here, and we will have to expand. And to you, children: May Hashem bless you from Zion, and may you see the good of Jerusalem. Thank you.

00:08 Speaker 1 I’m afraid of no one. And I trust no one, only G-d alone. I’m afraid of no one. And I trust no one, only G-d alone. No, no, I’m not afraid, I’m not afraid of anyone, only G-d alone. No, no, I’m not afraid, I’m not afraid of anyone, only G-d alone. No, no, I’m not afraid, I’m not afraid of anyone, only G-d alone. No, no, [unclear]. Ay, ay, ay-yai-yai-ya. No, no, [unclear]. Ay, ay, ay-yai-yai-ay-ya. Ay, ay, ya, ya, ay, ay, ya, ya. Ay, ay, ay-yai-yai-ay-ya. Nothing burns me before my eyes [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya.

02:43 Speaker 2 Now in English.

02:43 Speaker 1 [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, [unclear]? Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya.

03:00 Speaker 2 Now in Iraqi.

03:02 Speaker 1 [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya.

03:26 Speaker 2 And now in English too.

03:27 Speaker 1 [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, [unclear]. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Ay-ya-ya-ya, ay-ya-ay-ya. Yes, yes, soon, right there where you are. Ay-ya-ya-ya, yes, yes, soon, where you are. Ay.

05:30 Speaker 5 [unclear].

05:48 Speaker 6 [unclear].

05:49 Speaker 5 You, and you won’t go.

05:57 Speaker 6 [unclear]. [unclear].

06:10 Speaker 5 [unclear]. Across the world in a little boat comes the prince. [unclear].

06:28 Speaker 6 [unclear].

06:30 Speaker 5 [unclear]. I can’t [unclear] you. [unclear]. In a little boat, across the world comes the prince.

07:06 Speaker 6 [unclear].

07:10 Speaker 5 [unclear]. You won’t drown.

07:26 Speaker 6 You won’t drown.

07:34 Speaker 5 Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. You won’t drown. Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay. You won’t drown. You won’t drown.

08:27 Speaker 7 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, [unclear]! Faster, faster, faster.

08:40 Speaker 5 Take us home, take us home, take us home, take us home again today. Take us home, take us home, take us home, take us home again today. Take us home, take us home, take us home, take us home again today. Take us home, take us home, take us home, take us home again today. 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yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

10:25 Speaker 8 Daniel Bider, boruch Hashem.

10:29 Speaker 5 [unclear] Daniel [unclear]. It was always good for me to know those words. [unclear] Chanukah [unclear].

10:52 Speaker 8 Daniel Weinberg.

10:56 Speaker 5 He had a million things. And there is no one like Him. Who is like Him? Hashem [unclear]. Who is like Him? Hashem [unclear]. How fortunate we are! [unclear] Chassidim [unclear]. Chassidim [unclear]. Chassidim [unclear]. Always remembered, always remembered, always remembered—how fortunate we are! [unclear] How fortunate we are, yes.

11:55 Speaker 8 Thank you very much. Thank you very much to the Simcha Choir, the Simcha Orchestra, and the cheder choir. How beautiful, how joyous, and what special words. Dear children, we are coming to the most special moment of this joyous farbrengen: the conclusion of the “The Rebbe’s Children” campaign. You study in the Rebbe’s cheder, so you are the Rebbe’s children. Anyone who happens to come into the cheder during the lunch breaks and sees the precious children, the young students, giving up their games and diligently learning Tanya by heart, is filled with wonder and amazement. It is not at all unusual to see a child in a corner absorbed in learning pages of Gemara, while another is being tested by the teacher designated for this on the Mishnayos he has learned by heart. We also have two students here who, from Rosh Chodesh Elul of last year until today, have learned three chapters of Tanya by heart. There are students here who have completed Seder Zeraim and learned thousands of Mishnayos by heart, as well as Seder Moed. And there are students who have learned tractates of Gemara—tractates studied in previous years—and reviewed more than a hundred pages of Gemara by heart. And not only that: they also completed the Chassidic assignments throughout the year, as the cheder’s mission is to bring its special vitality into the home. Learning by heart holds a very important place in Chabad Chassidus. Before we call the children up here to receive their certificates, I just want to remind you of a story about the Frierdiker Rebbe, whose Geulah we celebrate. This is what the Frierdiker Rebbe relates: “I loved learning Mishnayos by heart. I would review the orders I knew well with affection and great speed, while at the same time being precise about every letter.” Just note that during the story, the names of some of the students who learned by heart will scroll across the screen. You’ll be able to see your names and listen. The Frierdiker Rebbe relates: “I remember that once I had”

14:53 Speaker 8 “a competition with the chossid Reb Abba Person, who had a remarkable knowledge of Mishnayos and Tanya. Reb Abba related that the Tzemach Tzedek had told him in yechidus: ‘Learn Mishnayos by heart. Mishnah has the same letters as neshamah. Through reciting Mishnayos by heart, the neshamah illuminates the body, so that the body shines more brightly.’ ‘One day,’ relates the Frierdiker Rebbe, who was eleven years old at the time, ‘I was sitting in cheder when the attendant knocked and called out: “The Rebbe Rashab is calling for young Yosef Yitzchak to come home from cheder.”’ The Frierdiker Rebbe entered his home, where the chossid Reb Abba Person was also sitting. The Rebbe Rashab turned to his son: ‘Yosef Yitzchak, how long would it take you to review Seder Zeraim?’ I did not know what this was about. I was frightened and did not know what to answer—whether to give myself more time than I really needed or to say less. I answered that I thought I could review the entire order in an hour or a little more. My father took a watch from his pocket and said, ‘Let’s test you and see.’ He picked up a small volume of Mishnayos and said to me, ‘Yosef Yitzchak, review Seder Zeraim.’ I reviewed the entire order without a break, completing it in fifty-eight minutes. That was the first time I merited to see my father’s face glow with open satisfaction. As a reward for my achievement in learning Mishnayos, I received a gift from my father: a book in the holy handwriting of the Tzemach Tzedek, which the Rebbe Maharash had given him as a gift.” This is how the Rebbe Rashab taught the Frierdiker Rebbe, when he was an eleven-year-old boy, to learn Mishnayos by heart. Dear children, we are not giving out a manuscript in the holy handwriting of the Tzemach Tzedek here, but hundreds of books are waiting for you in the classrooms—sacred books that will be distributed today as prizes to the children who put in the effort and learned Mishnayos by heart. We will now call the names of thirty-eight children who earned more than five hundred points. They will come up onto the stage—the children alone, without their parents—receive a certificate, and afterward there will be an opportunity to take photographs.

17:44 Speaker 8 Together with their parents, as a keepsake forever. In between, the children of Tzivos Hashem who are ready will also recite the Twelve Pesukim. Will the dear children, students of Cheder Oholei Torah Menachem in Kfar Chabad, who worked diligently and consistently at learning Mishnayos by heart and earned more than five hundred points, please come up. Those who earned up to a thousand points are Deputy Chassanei Torah, and those who earned more than a thousand are Chassanei Torah. Ephraim Wolf, five hundred points. The mara d’asra of Kfar Chabad, Rabbi Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi shlita, together with the cheder’s director, Rabbi Vishatzky, and the educational director, Rabbi Hershkowitz, will come up to present certificates to the dear children. Ephraim Wolf, five hundred points. Menachem Mendel HaKohen Shpinel, five hundred and fourteen points. When your name is called, please get up and come here to the stage. All of you, stand together on this stage. Avraham Halperin, six hundred and thirty-two points. Yosef Halperivitz, seven hundred and seventy points. For the first pasuk, “The Torah was commanded,” will Menachem Mendel Hanono from third grade please come here. Menachem Mendel, we’re waiting for you. Yosef Chaim Slonim, seven hundred and seventy-seven points. Yisroel Shem Tov Cohen, seven hundred and ninety-one points. You really are saying it out loud, right?

19:51 Speaker 9 The Torah.

19:51 Speaker 10 The Torah.

19:52 Speaker 9 Was commanded.

19:53 Speaker 10 Was commanded.

19:54 Speaker 9 To us.

19:55 Speaker 10 To us.

19:55 Speaker 9 By Moshe.

19:56 Speaker 10 By Moshe.

19:57 Speaker 9 An inheritance.

19:58 Speaker 10 An inheritance.

19:58 Speaker 9 For the congregation.

19:59 Speaker 10 For the congregation.

20:00 Speaker 9 Of Yaakov.

20:01 Speaker 10 Of Yaakov.

20:03 Speaker 8 Menachem Levi Hanono from third grade, the pasuk “Shema.” Menachem Mendel Vishatzky, eight hundred and twenty points.

20:20 Speaker 9 Hear.

20:21 Speaker 10 Hear.

20:22 Speaker 9 O Israel.

20:23 Speaker 10 O Israel.

20:24 Speaker 9 Hashem.

20:25 Speaker 10 Hashem.

20:26 Speaker 9 Our G-d.

20:27 Speaker 10 Our G-d.

20:29 Speaker 9 Hashem.

20:29 Speaker 10 Hashem.

20:30 Speaker 9 Is One.

20:31 Speaker 10 Is One.

20:33 Speaker 8 At the end, as is customary in 770, we’ll all applaud those who recite the Twelve Pesukim. Yaakov Strasberg from third grade, “In every generation.” Moishe Kofin, eight hundred and twenty-four. Dovid Kaplan, eight hundred and thirty-eight. Levi Kopchik, eight hundred and eighty-five. Pepper from Jerusalem HaLevi, eight hundred and ninety-two.

21:06 Speaker 9 In every.

21:07 Speaker 10 In every.

21:08 Speaker 9 Generation.

21:09 Speaker 10 Generation.

21:10 Speaker 9 And generation.

21:11 Speaker 10 And generation.

21:11 Speaker 9 A person must.

21:12 Speaker 10 A person must.

21:13 Speaker 9 A person.

21:13 Speaker 10 A person.

21:14 Speaker 9 See.

21:15 Speaker 10 See.

21:16 Speaker 9 His.

21:17 Speaker 10 His.

21:17 Speaker 9 Own self.

21:18 Speaker 10 Own self.

21:19 Speaker 9 As though.

21:20 Speaker 10 As though.

21:20 Speaker 9 He.

21:22 Speaker 10 He.

21:22 Speaker 9 Had gone out.

21:24 Speaker 10 Had gone out.

21:24 Speaker 9 Of Egypt.

21:28 Speaker 8 Schneur Zalman Eisenbach from fourth grade, the pasuk “Every Jew.” Menachem Mendel Demichovsky, nine hundred and five points. Menachem Mendel Hertzman, one thousand and six points.

21:47 Speaker 9 Every Jew.

21:49 Speaker 10 Every Jew.

21:49 Speaker 9 Has.

21:49 Speaker 10 Has.

21:49 Speaker 9 A share.

21:49 Speaker 10 A share.

21:50 Speaker 9 A portion.

21:51 Speaker 10 A portion.

21:52 Speaker 9 In the World.

21:53 Speaker 10 In the World.

21:54 Speaker 9 To Come.

21:55 Speaker 10 To Come.

21:56 Speaker 9 As it says.

21:57 Speaker 10 As it says.

21:58 Speaker 9 And Your people.

21:59 Speaker 10 And Your people.

22:00 Speaker 9 All of them.

22:00 Speaker 10 All of them.

22:01 Speaker 9 Are righteous.

22:02 Speaker 10 Are righteous.

22:03 Speaker 9 Forever.

22:04 Speaker 10 Forever.

22:05 Speaker 9 They shall inherit.

22:07 Speaker 10 They shall inherit.

22:07 Speaker 9 The land.

22:08 Speaker 10 The land.

22:08 Speaker 9 The branch.

22:12 Speaker 10 The branch.

22:14 Speaker 9 Of My planting.

22:14 Speaker 10 Of My planting.

22:15 Speaker 9 The work of My hands. In which to glory.

22:20 Speaker 8 Menachem Mendel Zohar from fourth grade, “For it is very near.” Yosef Demichovsky, one thousand and seventeen points. Avraham Simtoshkon[unclear], one thousand and twenty-eight points. Gemer[unclear] Beckman, one thousand and thirty-two points.

22:44 Speaker 9 For the matter is very near to you, in your mouth and in your heart, to do it.

22:56 Speaker 8 Tovi Rom from fourth grade, “And behold, Hashem.” Shmuel Demichovsky, one thousand and seventy-seven points. Yehoshua Loiberman, one thousand and ninety-two points. Schneur Zalman Solomon, one thousand one hundred and thirty points.

23:18 Speaker 9 And behold. Hashem. Stands. Over him. And fills. The entire earth. With His glory. And looks. At him. And examines. His kidneys. And heart. To see whether he serves Him as he should.

23:45 Speaker 8 Yisroel Schneur from fifth grade, “In the beginning.” Yehoshua Strasberg, one thousand one hundred and thirty-four. Yitzchok Arfen, one thousand one hundred and seventy-seven.

24:03 Speaker 9 In the beginning. In the beginning. Created. Created. G-d. G-d. The heavens. The heavens. And the earth.

24:13 Speaker 8 Menachem Mendel Kopchik from fifth grade, “And you shall teach them.” Shimon Zalman HaLevi Rod, one thousand one hundred and eighty-five. Elazar HaKohen Shpinel, one thousand two hundred. Menachem Mendel Avner, one thousand two hundred and twenty-five.

24:36 Speaker 9 And you shall teach them. And you shall teach them. To your children. To your children. And you shall speak. And you shall speak. Of them. Of them. When you sit. When you sit. In your house. In your house. And when you walk. And when you walk. On the way. On the way. And when you lie down—

24:58 Speaker 8 Avrum Bekelman from sixth grade, “I have labored.” Shaul Hershkowitz, one thousand two hundred and fifty-eight. Menachem Mendel Rabinowitz, one thousand two hundred and seventy. Avrum HaLevi Rod, one thousand four hundred and ninety-one points.

25:24 Speaker 9 I have labored. I have labored. And not. And not. Found. Found. Do not. Do not. Believe it. Believe it. I have labored. I have labored. And found. And found. Believe it. Believe it. I have labored and found—believe it; I have labored and found—believe it.

25:47 Speaker 8 Shua Mushkovitz from sixth grade, “And you shall love.” Shaul Hershkowitz, “And you shall love.”

26:11 Speaker 9 And you shall love. Your fellow. Your fellow. As yourself. Rabbi. Akiva. Says. This is. A great principle. In the Torah.

26:28 Speaker 8 Shmuel Zalman Hertzman from seventh grade, “And this is the whole purpose of man.” Gofi Menachem Mendel from ninth grade, one thousand five hundred and sixty points. Boruch Mordechai, one thousand six hundred and forty points. Shmuel Frankel, one thousand seven hundred and ten points.

26:54 Speaker 9 And this. Is the whole purpose. Of man. And the purpose. Of his creation. And the creation. Of all. The worlds. Above. And below. That He. Blessed be He. Should have. A dwelling. In the lower realms.

27:23 Speaker 8 Dovi Kook, seventh grade, “Israel shall rejoice.” The Rebbe’s shliach in Thailand, Menachem Mendel Ashkenazi, one thousand seven hundred and sixty points. Shraga Yishai, one thousand eight hundred and sixty points. Tzadok Mordechai Lev, two thousand one hundred and six points.

27:58 Speaker 9 Israel shall rejoice in its Maker; the children of Zion shall exult in their King. For everyone who is of the seed of Israel has joy. In the joy, in the joy. There, there. Which, which. Secret, secret. Supports, supports. [unclear], [unclear]. [unclear].

28:28 Speaker 8 Yisroel Koenig from fifth grade, “Long live our master.” Yitzchok Luria, two thousand one hundred and seventy-five points. Yitzchok Rintz, two thousand two hundred and fifty-two points. Yisroel Yitzchok Zelig Gorlik, four thousand eight hundred and twenty-six points.

29:01 Speaker 9 Long live, long live. Long live our master, our master, our teacher, our teacher and our Rebbe, and our Rebbe, the King Moshiach, the King Moshiach, forever and ever, forever and ever.

29:30 Speaker 8 Before we call the two dear children who will complete this wonderful, special list, let’s all applaud those who recited the Twelve Pesukim, as is customary in 770, because the Rebbe joined in applauding the children of Tzivos Hashem who proclaimed the Twelve Pesukim. The dear children who reached the highest number of points are Shlomo Bokis, two thousand nine hundred and twenty points, and Avraham Levanoni, also with two thousand nine hundred and twenty points. We’re all looking at these dear children holding their certificates here. They join you, whose names we saw earlier—all those here who sat and studied diligently for an entire year, learning Mishnayos by heart, pages of Gemara, and lines of Tanya. What great nachas the Rebbe has at these moments as he looks at the young soldiers, the children of Tzivos Hashem, the soldiers of Lubavitch who sit and diligently study Torah. What tremendous nachas! And surely this brings the Rebbe’s revelation closer, immediately, right now.

33:19 Speaker 11 Dear children, sit down in your places. In a little while we’ll hold the raffle for a plane ticket to the Rebbe. We just want to note that the Mishnayos were learned for the elevation of the soul of the chossid Rabbi Shimon z”l, son of Shmuel a”h, son of Reb Yehoshua Zelig a”h and his wife, Mrs. Chana a”h. Donated by their sons, the chossid Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok and Reb Mordechai and Reb Shimon Rivkin, may they live and be well. Thanks to the chossid Rabbi Chaim Weisman and Reb Yankel Honig for their contribution to the prizes. The plane ticket to the Rebbe that will be raffled here is a gift for the outstanding participants in the Rebbe’s Kinder campaign. It was donated by Mrs. Diona and her sons, Reb Yechiel, Reb Nemion[unclear], and Reb Yankel Rivkin, for the elevation of the soul of her husband and their father, the chossid Rabbi Chaim [unclear], son of Reb Yechiel Yosef. The drinks, cakes, and refreshments were donated by our friend Rabbi [unclear], for the elevation of the souls of his parents, the chossid Reb Moshe, son of Reb Aharon Yehuda Levi, and his wife, Mrs. Rivka, daughter of Reb Shlomo Zalman. The event we’re celebrating now is also a day of celebration for the tenth-grade students, who are finishing their studies in cheder today and becoming Temimim, yeshiva bochurim. As the Rebbe notes in many letters to graduates. Children, we want to hold the raffle, and for that everyone needs to sit in their places and be quiet. We also want to call you to your classrooms shortly to receive the prizes waiting for you there. Everyone, please take your seat. As the Rebbe notes in his letter to graduates, finishing is only the completion of one level, after which one reaches a much higher level. The great joy of the tenth-grade students is not that they are leaving this place, but that they are being crowned with the title of Temimim. Dear parents, on a personal note, I want to tell you: I see them, I see them—the outstanding ones who come to us at Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Elad. I meet them there

36:21 Speaker 11 Among the dozens of students filling the yeshiva hall on Rosh Chodesh Elul, it is easy to recognize the graduates of the Yiddish cheder: their expressions, their evident seriousness, and their special chassidishkeit. The students: Mendy Steinberger, Asher Kukel, Shalom Lishner, Mendy Roz, Yisroel Hillel, Yaakov Bekelman, Moishe Mushkovitz, Itzik Magovansi[?], Ezra Geiso[?], Mordechai Shtembler, Sochniz[?], and Vizpiter[?]. Menachem Mendel Rabinowitz, Menachem Mendel Ashkenazi, Teira[?]. If there is a child whose name was not called, let him come up here together with the outstanding educator who has devoted himself to preparing them for their studies at Tomchei Temimim and is shaping the new generation of Temimim students here: Rabbi Dovid Zilbershmidt.

38:42 Speaker 12 And together with the chossid, Rabbi Moshe Assouline, the teacher of the tenth class. Please.

39:39 Speaker 3 Oh, dear brothers, dear brothers, we will see each other again. We will see each other again. [unclear], in good health, in good health and life. When we travel to the Rebbe, we will see each other again. Dear brothers, dear brothers, we will—

41:05 Speaker 4 It is late. We are not going to give speeches. It has been a full evening. Well done to the students for sitting so nicely and behaving with derech eretz. Like chassidim of [unclear]—everyone enjoyed it so much. First, I want to take this opportunity to thank the dear parents for the privilege and special pleasure of giving us the chance to teach and educate such wonderful children, and for the trust they place in us, the educational staff who have taken on the mission of raising a generation of chassidim connected to the Rebbe. Your precious children. I want to thank the educational staff, the teachers, and this is the opportunity to say thank you very much to them. The way they are attentive to every child, every student. They are acting as the parents’ shluchim, and of course they bring nachas to the Rebbe. Above all, many have already mentioned him, but I want to say again that the one who, more than anyone, gives us the strength to do this work is Rabbi Ben Tzion Vischitzky. He not only takes care of salaries but attends to every detail, including the daily activities, the activities for special days, and all the chassidic activities in the cheder, which of course cost a great deal. I would now like to call up the entire teaching staff. Please come up together for a photo. This is the team leading the work and giving us the strength to carry out your mission, dear parents, of raising a generation of chassidim connected to the Rebbe. The first-class teachers, Gabi Antebi, Rabbi Shleimy Greenfeld—Rabbi Gabi Antebi and Rabbi Shleimy Greenfeld. Second class, Rabbi Yosef Neimar and Reb Motti Fishman, please come up to the stage. Reb Fishel Enig. Third class, Reb Boruch Zohar. Fourth class, Reb Yitzchok Lip. Fifth class, Eliezer Kovliak. Sixth class, Reb Shalom Mishelvin. Seventh class, Reb Moshe Assouline. Eighth class, Reb Dovid Feldman. Ninth class, Reb Menachem Krasik. Ninth class, Reb Dovid Bilbeshtrom. Tenth class, Reb Shleimy Vischitzky, the deputy who works tirelessly. The examiner and mashpia, Reb Mendel Gurvitz, and of course the general director, Rabbi Ben Tzion Vischitzky, and the mashpia Reb Shalom Zalman Kovish—please come up.

44:07 Speaker 4 And I think this is the time for everyone to give a special, rousing round of applause to the staff, who give all their energy with dedication and chassidic warmth. They sit up at night preparing lessons, mark tests, and live this work day after day. They come to the cheder even when they are not feeling very well, and we hardly ever see teachers absent during school hours. So, from all of us, thank you very much to them. Everyone, a big round of applause. Thank you very much. And in this envelope is the airline ticket—a ticket to travel to the Rebbe. One of the children will now draw the raffle ticket, and we will conclude with a blessing in the words of the Frierdiker Rebbe, as they appear in Hayom Yom for 13 Tammuz: “May our G-d and the G-d of our fathers bless all of Anash, them and their households, their children and their children’s children, and all our fellow Jews, may Hashem grant them life, with every good thing, in soul and body. May they all merit to see nachas, abundant chassidic nachas, from all their descendants, until the Geulah through our righteous Moshiach, immediately, right now.” And the winner in the raffle for a ticket to the Rebbe, who earned one thousand nine hundred and two points, is Yehoshua Gloiberman. Rabbi Vischitzky[?] will come give him the envelope. Come on, dear one. Stop, Shuki. Thank you very much. The Simcha orchestra, the Sheindel[?] choir, Michael Kaplan[?], [unclear] for this special event. Yossi Moyal on the computers, and the whole team—thank you very much.