Bittul to the Rebbe

00:00 [unclear] what we can rely on. [unclear]. And so, I need to say something more about Reb Aharon Paris, because it’s hard for me to call him just “a Jew.” Reb Aharon Paris was a Jew with [unclear]. Our lives, our vitality, our lives are [unclear]. Reb Aharon Paris was a Jew with a big heart. Nu, but everything was good. That’s how it was here in this world. [unclear] Reb Aharon Paris was a Jew who... I hope you know him, [unclear]. [unclear] Reb Aharon Paris [unclear]. Nu, may he live. It’s astonishing, after a person like Reb Aharon Paris. And I—how is it possible? I can’t understand. A Jew has been in galus for so long, one galus after another, and he laughs [unclear]. [unclear]. I can no longer tell the stories of what happened. But [unclear] Reb Aharon Paris [unclear]. That was the Rebbe, and Reb Aharon Paris was [unclear]. And I—how can that [unclear]? And what more is there to say?