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The long-awaited full video with subtitles is available now!
(Be sure to select the English subtitles, and not the auto-generated closed captioning, which is atrocious.)
https://t.co/ca7vqHwUXT
@phillyd97 2) before you go to bed, put phone across the room (or even better in another room). Put on AIRPLANE MODE. do not turn off airplane mode until desired time in morning
@phillyd97 1) get an app/website blocker with a password. Have s/o in your life set password (make sure they write it down and know where to find it!) Fully block or set timer. Think there’s a free app on Android, though may be limited to how many sites/apps can block. If so get more apps
When his community was faced with violence, Rav Shaul Alter responded with a message against violence and praised inner strength over outwards display of strength.
I have left out a some of the source-analysis (including Akdamus!). Dm me if you want the original text
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Rav Shaul Alter gave a drasha for kids the shabbos afternoon before Shavuos.
Two shabboses before, his community had been victim to violence from followers of the Gerrer Rebbe.
A 🧵 on how Rav Shaul Alter responded to the violence against his community:
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"This is true strength and courage": He quotes Mishlei (17:32) — “it is better to be patient than strong, to have self-control than to conquer a city”
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