Chabad states that the Rashbi wrote in the glow that the saved matza has the virtues of adding medicine • "They are convinced that its promise will help our health these days"

• A virtue to supplement health according to the glow. Matzah Shura // Photo: Rafael Ben Ari

Scientists and experts from around the world are desperately searching for a cure for the Corona virus to stop the epidemic, while at the same time rabbis are offering different virtues for fighting the virus. Chabad states that a study of the Zohar, the main text and the main text of Jewish Kabbalah and Occult, reveals that thousands of years ago, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai noted one food that adds to human health - the matzah reserved for the Seder.

Rashbi calls the matzah in Aramaic, the language in which the Zohar was written, "Mikhail Dassawta" - the medical dish and claims that spiritually it gives her food an extra health.

Therefore, in Chabad, they launched a project in which matzah can be ordered at a subsidized cost of individual shekels. Rabbi Yosef Aharonov, the head of the Chabad mission in Israel. "We are confident that Rashbi's promise will do its thing, helping the faith and health of us all in these troubled days."

A reserved matzah is one that, starting from the time of wheat ripening, the wheat and flour were kept very carefully from moisture.