0370 - Disputes Regarding Chabad Sould Remain Within Chabad Part 2

00:01 Behemshich to the previous recording, the Rebbe wanted that any dispute, Chiluka De'ez, between Meisdas Chabad, et cetera, has to go to Rabboni Lubavitch. I would like to tell this story. My brother, Nochem, is the Maskir of Vad Rabboni Lubavitch. He was already the Maskir of Vad Rabboni Lubavitch in the lifetime of Rabzal Moshe Mindvorkin, together with Rabsholom Ber Lipsker. One time, there were two Askonim of Lubavitch in Eretz Yisroel that wanted to call one of the Chashave people of Lubavitch to a Din Torah. So they sent a letter to Vad Rabboni Lubavitch that they want, they should send a Hazmonah to that person for a Din Torah. So my brother went to Rabzal Moshe Mindvorkin, who was the head of Vad Rabboni Lubavitch. He was also the Moreh D'Asra, the Rov of Crown Heights. And he asked them what to answer them. So he said to them, I said to him, "I don't, I'm not taking it." "Tell him to go someplace else." So my brother took it as if he's saying, "Let him go to a different Beisne. He's not ready to take it." So my brother wrote this letter to them saying that you should go to another Beisne. Don't go here. We're not ready to take it. And he signed his name that this is Besheim, the Moreh D'Asra. This is in the name of the Rov, and signed his name Nochem Shapiro, Maskir. He's the Maskir. Not long after that, he gets a call from Rabbi Yom and Klein that

01:30 Rabbi Chadakov wants to see him very urgently. So he came running to Rabbi Chadakov, and when he came to the office of Rabbi Chadakov, Rabbi Chadakov showed him the letter that he wrote. And on that letter, the Rebbe circled around, a half a circle around his name, where he signed Besheim, the Moreh D'Asra, Nochem Shapiro, Maskir. And the Rebbe wrote, "Lisholei," in big words, to ask him. In other words, to ask him, is it true? Because why would you say that some people that have a in Lubavitch should go to a different Beisne, not the Beisne of Lubavitch? Is this true? And then he showed him also a letter that Rabzal Moshe Mindvorkin wrote to Rabbi Chadakov. Rabzal Moshe Mind writes to him in concerning that the letter that was written by the Maskir of Beisne, that they should go to a different Beisne. And you asked why we would do such a thing. And the Rebbe actually, he writes in the letter, the Rebbe was on the phone when this question came up. So he said, "I want to let you know that there was a misunderstanding. I didn't mean that he should go to a different Beisne. When I said , she meant I am not ready to take it. I don't have the time for this. I'm busy. I can't take this Din Torah. I don't sit too many by the, too much by the Din Torahs. Let him go to other Rabbonim. Aber, I meant Lubavitcher Rabbonim." So it is really

02:51 a misunderstanding. So Rabbi Chadakov shows this to my brother. He shows what the Rebbe wrote on that letter on his name to ask him, showed him the letter of Rabbi Rabzal Moshe Mindvorkin, and he told him, "And because of that, you have to write a letter to the people that you wrote before that this was a misunderstanding and it's not so. You have to write him a letter." So my brother went and wrote a letter saying that this was a misunderstanding, and really they have to go to Lubavitcher Rabbonim. Rabbi Chadakov calls him, and he says, "The letter that you wrote is . It's not strong enough, and you have to rewrite the letter. Write another letter to them being Mevatel, the writ- the letter that you wrote before, and making it very strong that there is no other way, but they have to go to Lubavitcher Rabbonim." And he obviously actually did it. The peal that Din Torah never happened because I guess they made up themselves some other way. But the peal, this is what the Rabbi Chadakov told him, that he didn't write strong enough and he had to rewrite the letter, write even stronger that they have to go to Lubavitcher Rabbonim.