This is what happens when a Jew is arrested in Thailand
Leadership, the Rebbe of Chabad and what they have in common: Journalist Sivan Rahav Meir counts 3 points on the occasion of the 10th of Shivat that will take place tonight. Here they are
Sarah Bender, in collaboration with Shuva Israel
11/01/2022
Tuesday, 11 January, 2022, 08:34 Updated: 08:43
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When a Jew was arrested in Thailand (Photo: Official website, Thai media)
On the occasion of Y. B'Shvat, the evening will take place, where the late Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson led the Chabad Chassidut - journalist Sivan Rahav Meir has 3 points, about leadership and the Chabad Rebbe and what among them.
"These are the days when we hear and voice a lot of criticism of the political leadership. Tonight - Y. Shevat - there is an opportunity to remember that there are other types of leadership that are no less influential. Tonight 71 years ago, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson became Rabbi of Lubavitch, "D. Three thoughts for this special day, "Rahav wrote and detailed:
1. Leadership - precisely in times of crisis. The Great Revolution: A Judaism that is not defensive and passive, that is not just trying to preserve the old world, but sweeping and active and inspiring, because it has something to say.
2. Leadership - responsibility for every detail, for every detail.
A famous sentence states that the Rebbe of Lubavitch did not want to create Hasidim, but leaders.
To make everyone internalize that he is himself a messenger, a leader, a responsible person.
If there is no Jewish garden in Morocco, if there is no hope in Colorado, if kosher food is needed in New Zealand, if a Jew is arrested in Thailand - that is our responsibility.
One should feel caring towards each and every one, old and young, far and near.
These are suitable days to practice this concept: we can be there for the verified neighbor or the frustrated business owner.
Leadership - First of all inside the house.
With all due respect to fixing the world, leadership begins with a person leading himself, and is measured first and foremost by his attitude toward the immediate family and environment.
It is difficult, but between further queuing and more exhausting isolation with the children, we can choose to see ourselves not only as dragged, dragged and exhausted, but also as leaders.
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