CORONA PROJECT UPDATE From Netanya

0:14Good morning. We are in a special session of the organization B’Ezrat Hashem, which organizes aid for those liberating from the challenges caused by the Corona pandemic. Families that have just arrived, needing assistance as they cannot manage independently. The organization B’Ezrat Hashem, under the leadership of Rabbi Yaron Reuven and Rabbi Efraim Kahlon, has organized a part... I would like to thank Rabbi Yaron Reuven and Rabbi Efraim Kachlon for the initiative they took. This is not the first time. There was also a meeting weeks ago at the Chelm Museum, a meeting before Pesach. Thank God, we continue to spread both the Torah and the Chessed. And one more thing about this organization.

1:36We could have taken some basic goods and gone out to the streets, but we received a lot from them, and we only bought cheap goods. And these are words that are said in the Holy Torah, that the Holy Torah, when it makes an offering, it makes an entire offering. And I want to tell you, especially to the supporters of Hashem, especially in the United States, where these are the main supporters. Tell them. You have done your life's work. And just like that, it is written, truth will save you from death. And more than that, it is for you. You have broken without knowing who. And let me tell you that there are several ways of truth. The greatest truth is the one that the giver does not know from whom he gives, and the receiver does not know from whom he receives. It is written, Rabbi Eliezer the Great says, Yagorti, on the verse, Yagorti me'a v'chema, Moshe Rabbeinu says, Moses says, "I fear the angels who call me 'Aza' and 'Chema'." Rabbi Eliezer explains that whoever gives tzedakah (charity) in secret is greater than Moses. Why? Because Moses is afraid of 'Aza' and 'Chema'. But it is written, "When you give in secret, no one will find out." A person who gives in secret—when you give someone money, do you know if they will receive it? No. Even those who receive do not know from whom they received. This is the highest level of tzedakah. I advise you, after you say that you did these things, to reflect on their spiritual significance.

2:58Why do we have the right to come and be the great men? Why do we and all those who are in all the places in the world be the great men of Rabbi Yaron and Rabbi Ephraim? We can't bless you without the fact that you will always be giving. And I have no doubt that with the help of this divine right, you will be included in the new covenant of the righteous. Why? Because it is written in the Holy Scriptures. When a person gives tzedakah (charity), he gives it to an angel. And if a person is sick or his son is sick, this process is recommended for him. With the help of G-d, thanks to the sacrifices you have made, and also these contributions, and those given for Shavuot and for Pesach, I have no doubt that, with G-d’s help, if they are sick, they will recover. And if they are not sick, they will not suffer either. And all of you will be inscribed for a good year. A final word to Rabbi Ephraim and Rabbi Yaron: May G-d bless you and bless your lives. both Torah and Chesed. This is exactly what the Gemara says—that one who wants to get rid of the evil inclination will be involved in Torah and Chesed. So, what are you going to do about it? I pray to everyone that, with the help of G-d, we will be blessed, have a happy holiday, and have a complete celebration for the new year. Now we will work, with the help of G-d,

4:14The distribution of some of the goods ensures that the donors will see with their own eyes that what they donated is going to the intended recipients and will be attentive to the quality of the goods. Not things like that. We gave them things that are truly respectful, that they ate with the help of Hashem. Even if we give them a crib, we came, we gave it to them there. If there is a family that has children, we give them Materna. We provided them with the kind of Materna they wanted. There is also in Israel and in the world, yes, a lot, but there is no place in the Torah. Anyone who wants to enter Rav Yaron's room, you see, there is a real broadcast. He calls out to the heart. He talks about a broken heart there. He says that his heart is broken, because there are a lot of people who ask, and he can't give. And he has a heart of gold. He can't stand it. So really, anyone who can strengthen, there is still something to give. Here we are in Elul. The Tzedakah of the Ten Commandments was the Tzedakah of merit. It is written that what? The Tzedakah. The Tzedakah of the merit. A prayer brings only wealth. A person wants to save himself, he gives. He can also give from the money of the Ten Commandments. It would be easy to strengthen like Rabbi Botor and tell others that this is the Tzedakah, as I said, in the highest degree. Now we will go. Because there are a lot of people who ask, and he can't give. And he has a heart of gold. He can't stand it. So really, anyone who can strengthen, there is still something to give. Here we are in Elul. The tzedakah of the Aseret Hadibrot was the tzaddikim of Marat. It is written that what? The tzedakah. The tzedakah of the tzaddikim of Marat. A prayer brings only wealth. A person wants to save himself, he gives. He can also give from the money of the Aseret Hadibrot. It would be easy to strengthen like Rabbi Chaim Boterach and tell others that this is the tzedakah, as I said, in the highest degree. Now we will go.

5:41to show you some of the products that we bought for these families, all of them in good condition. Here, a chocolate of Rav Levi, Matana, we said, of Chalavi, coffee, paprika, you see? All of this is not pictures. A bag of chips. Wrappers. Bits. More bits. Sho'eh. We'll go to another room because most of the furniture is made of goods. We divided it into a few rooms. We'll go to another room. Here we have the drink. Look what we bought. We were able to buy Tempo, you know, the yellow one. This yellow one, what we call... simple. No, no, no, no. We actually bought the Spring. It's crazy. To show it, with the help of Hashem, that I have beautiful eyes. Here, tuna—the best type there is. Grapes.

6:59Please. Not from the simple ones. There are also many simpler ones, especially from the good ones. Oil, chocolate. Ladies and gentlemen, use the best types. There are many, maybe half of them we can get. No, really, really, to make a beautiful Hanukkah. To come to another room, to see, Baruch Hashem, Ben Porat Yosef, on this prosperity, The second part of this section. We also see a blessing in heaven. When God sees that human beings are given prosperity, He also gives them prosperity. Here, please, another section. More products, pastas, some of them, more beans. Look, sugar, melafefonim, all kinds of fruit, olives, salt.

8:00But for every family, it's okay. Here, another suite. Cornflakes, my friends! Who thinks about cornflakes? And even more, we also bought them in a jar. They are probably used to the regular jar. There are all kinds, and this one tastes rich. Another suite. And another suite. And another hummus. And rice. Please, my friends. Here, these are the items that, with the help of Hashem, Ve'or be'ezrat Hashem, b'li neder. We will also add to this, we didn't buy it now, because we want it to be tehor. B'li neder, and all of this, with the help of the wonderful organization, we are only its hands. The organization, with the help of Hashem, is an organization that works in Israel and in the world, and with your help, you are the ones who contribute. We want to tell you, that you will be happy in your mitzvah. You have done your life's work. Look at what products you are supporting. Only in Netanya, 40 families. And there are many, many like this in many cities in Israel, in Yerushalayim, in other cities, and also in the United States. I appeal to you, really, to those who don't give, to those who don't give, to those who can give, to give more. Do teshuva, Rabbi Yaron, Rabbi Efraim. What you did, you saw how Rabbi Yaron is speaking there, and he said, it hurts them, both me and Rabbi Efraim. There are many who appeal, and they don't have enough money to give. I say to them, to strengthen them, to do teshuva, to repent of what they have done to you. They don't have anything for themselves, all they want is to give it to others.

9:27In the name of G-d, we will do and we will succeed. For a year and a half, dear viewers, I have an organization with this name. Good news, encouraging news: a new application that is much smoother and much easier to view the holy teachings of Rabbi Ephraim Kahlon, Rabbi Yaron Reuven, Rabbi Chaim Kahlon, and with a lot of material, a lot of sanctification of G-d. Besides that, there is also the possibility to invite others through the application itself, to click on share. There is also a place for questions and answers that you can ask through the application and receive an answer through the application from the rabbis themselves. You can donate, and there are many ways to make money, but enjoy the application and follow the mitzvot. All the best, blessings and success.