Satmar Rebbi Respects R' Moshe Feinstein - R' Shimon Finkelman

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No Hazal tell us "Lemata Kodesh Boruchu lema'aseh [music] brocha el ha'olam." There's no greater brocha than the brocha of shalom. Now, the other end of the spectrum, rachmana [music] litzlan, there's no greater destructive force than machlokes. And the yetzer hora wants [music] machlokes because he doesn't want brocha to come to the world. And that's why we have to be so on guard and do our best to avoid [music] machlokes at every opportunity. We have to learn from our gedolim. Gedolim show knew how to disagree [music] without making it personal. Reb Yitzchak Meir Levin was a member of Knesset. [music] He was from the family of the Gerer Rebbe, zichronam tzaddikim livracha. And on a visit to America, he desired to visit the Satmar Rav, Reb Yoel, zichronam tzaddikim livracha. Now, Satmar and Ger >> [music] >> don't see eye to eye on certain issues, yeah, yeah, Eretz Yisrael, whatever. But Reb Levin felt that kovod ha'Torah is kovod ha'Torah, and the Satmar Rav was a gadol b'Yisrael. [music] He's going to visit him. And the Satmar Rav was mechabed him in a very, very beautiful way. When [music] Reb Levin left, a chassid turned

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1. 0:07No Hazal tell us "Lemata Kodesh Boruchu lema'aseh [music] brocha el ha'olam." There's no greater brocha…
2. 0:37[music] He was from the family of the Gerer Rebbe, zichronam tzaddikim livracha. And on a…
3. 1:07to the Satmar Rav and said, "Rebbe, ich farshtey nisht. [music] I don't understand. The Rebbe…
4. 1:37livracha, also had disagreements. At Reb Aharon Kotler's levaya, the Satmar Rav gave a hesped. And…
5. 2:07on a couple of the Sakim in Halacha of Ram Moshe. And one time, after Ram…
6. 2:38rabbonim of Satmar, name them, go to Ram Moshe, and tell him in my name that…
7. 3:08>> But nevertheless, they had the greatest kavod for one another. And we have to do…

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