Chanukah Day #2 | A Failed Chanukah Party Saves a Life

[@a.m204]

I am in tears.

[@margipinto7925]

I’ve heard so many of your heartwarming stories and have been grateful each time, but this one really touched my broken heart. Thank you for your work. You are reminding the world with each story of how mighty God is, and that He can reach us in our own dark places. Bless you! 🙏🇮🇱♥️

[@marciakrimbergsteimez948]

Thank you so much for the beautiful ❤️ message! Chanuka Sameach ❤️!

[@Jenna2Leigh]

Absolutely Beautiful!!!! 😭😭😭

[@sghalchi8953]

Such a team work Rabbi YY i cried the whole 9 minutes even though I heard it before, you gave it more life. G-d bless rabbi Brisky, Matty and ya all.

[@juliediamond4768]

thank you for bringing the extraordinary love and joy into the world

[@אליעזר-צ7ז]

תודה רבה

[@bobobobfellerann4765]

Eliezer was the name of a man I once knew who had trouble staying dead. He had witnessed an act of adultery committed by a beautiful young man's cousin and the young woman he was betrothed to marry. Eliezer had just walked in innocently. The young woman was his sister. The adulterer jumped up and attacked Eliezer, who suffered a head wound and lost consciousness. He revived, but suffered from an infection. He died from it, but - and you may not believe this part - but the young man who was the victim of the adultery wept and cried over his body, which, by Hashem's power, came back to life free from the infection. Eliezer eventually became a very important rabbi in the city near where he grew up. He had always been a very sickly child but after Hashem brought him back to life, he was very healthy for a very long time. Seeing his name in Hebrew brings back such good memories. Thank you and Happy Chanukah, Eliezer!

[@borisfurchin9320]

@@bobobobfellerann4765 Very interesting story.

[@bobobobfellerann4765]

@@borisfurchin9320 Yeah, it actually happened to me quite a long time ago, but in order to give you proper evidence and verification, I'd have to identify the two Jews who committed adultery. And I don't feel comfortable reopening that wound. So it's best if we just keep it as a story, huh? Happy Chanukah Boris! May your oil be plentiful and your temple be pure! Hashem bless you!

[@bobobobfellerann4765]

When you nail it, YY, it stays in place. Thank you.

[@BRENDAJASON1]

Love you much Rabbi

[@TheDavidf97]

מיליון תודות בהערכה רבה

[@soniamaarek3698]

Thank you Rabbi YY! Wow, so fantastic story!

[@shlamushaaretz5357]

Again, another moving clip. What a story!

[@dineochaka309]

Thanks Rabbi

[@2light18]

Ive heard this story many times, such an important one as it comes to show that everything we do has a reason even though we may not see the results right away.

[@williamengel8729]

Beautiful testimony! Hallelu Yah! Please, read an important message below.

[@stumpy31952]

Happy Channakah

[@u.y.3643]

Hanukah

[@reneiloesepharatla1177]

Happy hannaka Rabbi

[@u.y.3643]

Hanukah

[@dcrelief]

Happy Chanukah to you, sir.

[@reneiloesepharatla1177]

A touching story indeed

[@barryzweben5323]

Magnificent, uplifting, and inspriring!

[@TheMalka770]

Wow such Holy providence,gods supervision and kindness.HE has HIS agents. A Chabad is nearby...

[@savtamarlene]

AMAZING!

[@TheDavidf97]

זה הסיפור של כל הנשמות האבודות ,אם רק הן היו מוצאות את האור .....

[@rivkabenaroch1133]

No words OMG

[@ManagingAdultNeeds]

Metaphorically, my inner mall closes at times and I imagine Rabbi Brisky grabbing me as he did Jack and I dance with him.

[@daisyduke6573]

🦋

[@pamdewall4588]

I’m sorry I’m just watching niw

[@satubolli5524]

🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@frumasara]

And many people in litvish yeshivas curse out Lubavitch It’s beyond my comprehension