Historical Documentation · Episode 50 · 20 Kislev 5769 · 7:09 · 2 parts
Meetings of Chabad Rabbonim with Leading Litvish Torah Sages
Participants: Nissim Karelitz, Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi, Mordechai Goldschmidt, Michel Yehuda Lefkowitz, Gershon Edelstein
Machine translation into English of the automatic Hebrew transcript. The recording is divided into 2 parts as in the original; each part links to its own audio.
Part 1
5:25 · original audio
00:01 Speaker 1 Huh?
00:02 Speaker 2 You know, the pages and the whole opening. [unclear]
00:06 Speaker 3 Yes, that thing. What is it?
00:14 Speaker 4 And the Yiddishkeit that we have.
00:15 Speaker 1 Oh, from Yiddishkeit?
00:16 Speaker 2 Because, well, when one can advise him too, from the [unclear].
00:18 Speaker 1 How did he not allow it with that?
00:21 Speaker 2 Well. [unclear]
00:32 Speaker 3 No, but in the end the Baba Sali... a problem, and [unclear].
00:42 Speaker 5 Whatever you want, all the [unclear].
00:43 Speaker 2 [unclear]. I’m alone, everyone.
00:46 Speaker 3 Reb Perlmutter, I reached someone. Because the principal made a noise, and there was a good voice. [unclear] Before she raises her head there, she’ll lower it. They don’t really have [unclear]. Gitta Bleich can answer him. [unclear] with little time [unclear].
01:18 Speaker 2 But to go until March, and that was—his Torah teacher. See you in Israel.
01:25 Speaker 4 A siddur [unclear] special [unclear] today, time is not a game. That was caught by [unclear].
01:31 Speaker 3 Well done to you too.
01:32 Speaker 1 Yes, [unclear] Reuven needs to sit with it. [unclear]
01:42 Speaker 3 To distribute the book. And likewise at four o’clock, [unclear] the students.
01:48 Speaker 1 Yuval merits it.
01:49 Speaker 2 That’s already [unclear] from the whole world. Of the house.
01:53 Speaker 3 Or a reminder of it, if it’s relevant at all, then [unclear]. So she went, and there are reasons for that [unclear]. Beautiful. Beautiful—there needs to be that kind of understanding [unclear]. For their merit. For their merit, it’s worthwhile. [unclear] Amen. [unclear] He succeeded. That was on 17 Teves. Why not a soul? [unclear] That’s fourteen. He says, “This, this, this, this, this.” I tell him, “It comes out well. That’s enough.” [unclear] the sins. I’m leaving it. That’s it. That’s it. [unclear] the leader of the generation on this. The leader of the generation. [unclear] All these scenes, anyway. But these are markets. You recorded that again a month ago. I asked about a function. That is the first mitzvah of education, exactly [unclear]. There is simply life. [unclear] I say, “What is Toras Chaim?” I say, “No, there are still more mitzvos.” Simply, simply life. Life without the Vilna Gaon. Well, he lost his life. [unclear] So that won’t work. [unclear] Yes, [unclear] Ahavas [unclear]. You know, a great [unclear]. Do you know [unclear]? Sorry. Of course. [unclear] How can it be that the sermons are a remnant of [unclear], and to count that? The way of life, the sermons, the Kiddush. The way of life. That is life. That is the leader of the generation. That he didn’t put everything in order. It simply strengthens [unclear]. That, anyway, [unclear]. This is your time.
04:29 Speaker 6 But that’s not it. The hummus came out of prison. So it’s the greenhouse that came out of prison.
04:54 Speaker 3 Why?
04:58 Speaker 6 But don’t bring him into the hospital. A hospital—you won’t look. [unclear] like holy people. That’s lead. Strong, strong, the song. We’ll come.
05:07 Speaker 3 As the commander of the freeze, tell me.
05:16 Speaker 6 Yes.
Part 2
1:44 · original audio
00:02 You know, it doesn’t seem to me that I’m Russian, [unclear] specific victims. There are three of us; we’re here at the border, but we’re victims.