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Everyone, silence your phones. You didn't come to hear me; you came to hear the Rabbi. Silence the phones and don't talk. I see there are new people here today, please be very careful not to talk or mess with phones in the middle; it disturbs the Rabbi. Whoever has something urgent can step out, people here get angry about it, so avoid that. Uh, Rabbi Shach, they called him Rabbi Eliezer Menachem Shach . What is "Menachem"? What is it? What he wrote, he wrote like this, he signed like this, he said. He was an orphan from a young age, there was some woman who was called...called [name], and she raised him. He says: I will never forget the gratitude. That’s why I am family...he made [the name] Menachem family, gratitude for raising him. To know, one must believe, to know the power of gratitude, it’s not simple. I want to tell you what they say, what honor is. There was some Jew, he wasn't religious, but he also knew better. Once he was out with friends, you know how that goes. His mother, apparently she was strong, she told him she wanted him to say...to make Kiddush for her. He didn't want to, there with friends. He told her: I need to be here with the guys, I want to...I will make Kiddush. He made Kiddush. I didn't know, he picked up the phone, they told him not to wait, go, he left them there at home . They went, it was at the [venue name] , they were all killed. Moshe [Shach], he wasn't even religious, but he

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2. 4:42I am also changing, even a small thing, I can't give everything, something I am changing.…
3. 9:57two women...It’s touching, why were those people saved? We see how a person who conducts themselves…
4. 15:18Rashi brings all three times. Rashi says here, due to his anger, he came to a…
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7. 31:20and you can look at it that way, and that is a perspective on life: how…
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