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Rabbi to the World

Carrying the Rebbe’s message in the halls of power

By Levi Shemtov

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Rabbi Levi Shemtov is the Executive Vice President of American Friends of Lubavitch in Washington, DC.

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Shalom! How long should I wait for the speaker? Thank you.
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Rabbi to the World
Carrying the Rebbe’s message in the halls of power
Rabbi Levi Shemtov, Chabad emissary in Washington, D.C., and rabbi to ambassadors, presidents and potentates, shares firsthand accounts of how the Rebbe’s teachings have influenced the world’s most powerful men and women. (Recorded on the occasion of the 17th anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing.)
Topics: Lubavitcher Rebbe (148),  Politics (13),  Government (40),  Gimmel Tammuz (17),  United Nations (8)

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