All the poor fur bearing animals that were murdered so they could look this ridiculous. No empathy for animals and their suffering. For a people who were pers ecuted i had hoped there would have been more understanding for the plight of helpless animals. Theres no need to wear fur irrespective of what your beliefs are. Im very disappointed to see their complete lack of empathy and understanding for animals that are murdered (often skinned alive like they are in ch ina) when there are so many other cruelty free materials and fabrics available. I know I'm going to be told its a tradition, well so was slavery. Just because something is a tradition doesn't make it right. These hats are a blatant show of affluence as they cost 1000's but thats nothing compared to the cost of the suffering of the poor animals whose lives were taken from them to make these emblems of affluence and avarice. Shocking display of mans inhumanity to helpless voiceless animals. Any belief system which fails to recognise the most vulnerable it abjectly flawed.
Shemos 8:21-22 "Thereupon, Pharaoh summoned Moses and Aaron, and he said, 'Go, sacrifice to your God in the land.' But Moses said, 'It is improper to do that, for we will sacrifice the abomination of the Egyptians to God our Lord. Will we sacrifice the deity of the Egyptians before their eyes, and they will not stone us?'" Rashi's explanation: the deity of the Egyptians, like “and for Milcom, the abomination of the children of Ammon” (II Kings 23:13), but for the Jews, [Scripture] calls it an abomination. It may also be explained in another manner: the abomination of the Egyptians - our slaughtering is a hateful thing to the Egyptians, for we are slaughtering their deity. I don't like the modern style of shtreimel but at least they are not bowing down to the modern idolatry.
Holy of Holies an angel in human form. I feel sorry for anyone who has not met with him and had spoken with him. I saw him Pray, my world changed / transformed. A jewish wedding is not for people to get drunk. it for the Bride and Groom. Love You Rebbe your sefaradic hassid
This is beautiful!!! Look at the Rebbes simcha, his love, his dancing, I am telling you, Tzaddikim never loose their strength, he has more power than any 18 year old jock, he's just beautiful! May the Holy Tosher Rebbe see many more years of love, goodness, and being a light to the world!
I work in a satmar neighborhood, and I got friendly with a Hasid in one of the shuls I davened in. Around the time of the passing of this rebbe, he called me asking if I wanted to bid on some personal items they were auctioning off. It was something like 20 thousand dollars for one of his gartels. He must have been a great tzaddik to ask for such a price. I never knew much about him as I live in the ny/ nj area and he was in Canada I understand .
Well, I think he came here after suffering in WW2 and founded his own community, and he was always extremely dedicated to his craft and extremely caring and attentive to the Yashiva boys (it allowed down a little bit when he got old). Unlike many other rebbes, he was a very friendly happy guy who used to smile at everyone and laugh at jokes as if he was just one of the guys, especially in his prime. People praise him for his (dangerous) dedication to his religion. (I say dangerous because I think he didn't eat or sleep properly because he wanted to dedicate his entire life to God.)
Watching thee in my mind Adams seed playing i am getting better making my people see me most find me dreams playing with me crazy thing i am you sure thee wants to have king David white buffalo its big responsibility watching Adams seed thee king of the jews my grandfathers wrote books and i have to keeping faith so people won't fighting and never learn history vengeful i am i love thee my choosen people
I go see him once a year. I live 15 minutes away from the site, He lives in Montreal. My father in law goes to his house twice a month to give him a pedicure and take care of his feet. He once invited him to dip his mikveh. Supposedly he never allows anyone to his mikveh.
both of them are in a trance she cannot stop bowing up and down getting more pronounced as time goes on. it keeps on and on and on and on very hypnotising
@@brianneale2006 I don't see the problem here like you do. She has a supportive family and they're all as happy as can be too marry her off to someone they think will take care of her and be a mentch within the confines of their new home. She didn't meet the guy in the bar and he didn't drag her along for 7 years through the mud, in and out of a relationship. Is the problem that she wears a veil and people can't see her face?
The holiest Jew in the last 40 Year's
ווי איז מען זוכה צו אז אמת'ע פשטות דביקות שמחה היינטיגע שווערע טעג?? אוי סבענגט!!!!!!
I love being Jewish
B”H
All the poor fur bearing animals that were murdered so they could look this ridiculous. No empathy for animals and their suffering. For a people who were pers ecuted i had hoped there would have been more understanding for the plight of helpless animals. Theres no need to wear fur irrespective of what your beliefs are. Im very disappointed to see their complete lack of empathy and understanding for animals that are murdered (often skinned alive like they are in ch ina) when there are so many other cruelty free materials and fabrics available. I know I'm going to be told its a tradition, well so was slavery. Just because something is a tradition doesn't make it right. These hats are a blatant show of affluence as they cost 1000's but thats nothing compared to the cost of the suffering of the poor animals whose lives were taken from them to make these emblems of affluence and avarice. Shocking display of mans inhumanity to helpless voiceless animals. Any belief system which fails to recognise the most vulnerable it abjectly flawed.
Shemos 8:21-22 "Thereupon, Pharaoh summoned Moses and Aaron, and he said, 'Go, sacrifice to your God in the land.' But Moses said, 'It is improper to do that, for we will sacrifice the abomination of the Egyptians to God our Lord. Will we sacrifice the deity of the Egyptians before their eyes, and they will not stone us?'"
Rashi's explanation: the deity of the Egyptians, like “and for Milcom, the abomination of the children of Ammon” (II Kings 23:13), but for the Jews, [Scripture] calls it an abomination. It may also be explained in another manner: the abomination of the Egyptians - our slaughtering is a hateful thing to the Egyptians, for we are slaughtering their deity.
I don't like the modern style of shtreimel but at least they are not bowing down to the modern idolatry.
@@לעאנארדא Selfish gits
Holy of Holies an angel in human form. I feel sorry for anyone who has not met with him and had spoken with him. I saw him Pray, my world changed / transformed. A jewish wedding is not for people to get drunk. it for the Bride and Groom. Love You Rebbe your sefaradic hassid
Это и есть сила иудейского духа! Браво!
This is beautiful!!! Look at the Rebbes simcha, his love, his dancing, I am telling you, Tzaddikim never loose their strength, he has more power than any 18 year old jock, he's just beautiful!
May the Holy Tosher Rebbe see many more years of love, goodness, and being a light to the world!
I guess I am kinda off topic but do anybody know a good website to stream new series online ?
I work in a satmar neighborhood, and I got friendly with a Hasid in one of the shuls I davened in. Around the time of the passing of this rebbe, he called me asking if I wanted to bid on some personal items they were auctioning off. It was something like 20 thousand dollars for one of his gartels. He must have been a great tzaddik to ask for such a price. I never knew much about him as I live in the ny/ nj area and he was in Canada I understand .
Yes he was a angle someone who shook the world is the right expression
Well, I think he came here after suffering in WW2 and founded his own community, and he was always extremely dedicated to his craft and extremely caring and attentive to the Yashiva boys (it allowed down a little bit when he got old).
Unlike many other rebbes, he was a very friendly happy guy who used to smile at everyone and laugh at jokes as if he was just one of the guys, especially in his prime.
People praise him for his (dangerous) dedication to his religion. (I say dangerous because I think he didn't eat or sleep properly because he wanted to dedicate his entire life to God.)
Never heard this song before in a rebbe clip but it's incredible
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
you are a good men rebbe i so you in new york in sinago in blooking 1986
Watching thee in my mind Adams seed playing i am getting better making my people see me most find me dreams playing with me crazy thing i am you sure thee wants to have king David white buffalo its big responsibility watching Adams seed thee king of the jews my grandfathers wrote books and i have to keeping faith so people won't fighting and never learn history vengeful i am i love thee my choosen people
tu tiene el bueno corazo de hebreo de israle santo
in which albums can i find this amazing song?
Sounds like some niggun simcha. I can't tell whose. Chassidish. Mitzvah tantz niggun.
Sounds Viznitzy to me. That would be my best guess.
Someone says lower down it's Viznitz, Prok yas anach from Kah Ribon.
I guessed correctly. Yay.
Borat
I go see him once a year. I live 15 minutes away from the site, He lives in Montreal. My father in law goes to his house twice a month to give him a pedicure and take care of his feet. He once invited him to dip his mikveh. Supposedly he never allows anyone to his mikveh.
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both of them are in a trance she cannot stop bowing up and down getting more pronounced as time goes on. it keeps on and on and on and on very hypnotising
what you are
אזה שיר שומעים ברקה
תומר אבדלחק פרוק ית ענך ניגון ויזניץ.
i feel very sorry for her
You sir, are an inbread and have no idea of our deep history. Go back to your bacon
If she wore nothing, you'd be happy for her?
@@morehn Nope, but I stir feel sorry for her. Tradition or not
@@brianneale2006 I don't see the problem here like you do.
She has a supportive family and they're all as happy as can be too marry her off to someone they think will take care of her and be a mentch within the confines of their new home.
She didn't meet the guy in the bar and he didn't drag her along for 7 years through the mud, in and out of a relationship.
Is the problem that she wears a veil and people can't see her face?
@@morehn No
חרדים-לכו-לעבוד-לכו-לצבא