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Journey to Netivot - The Shrine of the Baba Sali, Rebbi Yisroel Abuchatzeira

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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the babasali decided to make the official move to er it was not his first trip to eretz israel but it was the official decision to come to arts israel and interestingly the babasali originally went to yavna why did he go to yavna yavna was the home of one of his relatives and originally that's where the baba sally began his career of his in the city of his son-in-law rabbi rama bihat who is the son of his brother rabitsaka bihat however after a short while the babasali decided to move out of yavna immediately because of a certain incident what happened was an avreh hash of tamil hachem came to the baba sally and he said you know we had great leaders in claudia so we had the villain and we had the baal champtov but i want to tell you the main difference between the going and the baal shem he said you see the going was going

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  1. 0:30the babasali decided to make the official move to er it was not his first trip…
  2. 1:00of his brother rabitsaka bihat however after a short while the babasali decided to move out…
  3. 1:30pla was yo raid he he plumbed the depth of of every detail of halakha while…
  4. 2:00nitivot where he spent the rest of his life of course babasali was known to be…
  5. 2:31and the rain filled up the mikvah but then the baba sally realized that the marseilles…
  6. 3:01and they emptied out the mikvah where upon the baba sally was maspalo again asylum i…
  7. 3:34amelo santhila from the time of from the time of his youth he would awaken very…

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