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Security from a Higher Source
Rabbi Binyomin Klein, a member of the Rebbe’s secretariat, tells the story behind an improptu talk of the Rebbe in 1990 on a global terrorist threat.
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Anonymous
Maroubra, Australia
March 8, 2011
Sharing How good, how inspirational, how helpful would it be if we could share these little gems of wisdom on our walls on facebook. Thus allowing others, Jews & non Jews alike to see that faith/trust and prayer is really so practical. So many non Jews read the psalms as well. Thank you for sharing this Reply
Carmen
March 8, 2011
Changing fast for Tzedakah is a good idea... Changing fast for Tzedakah is a good idea... when the fast is not Yom Kippur or the Fast of Esther. Reply
Benzion Landa
Vancouver, canada
via showmechabad.com
March 7, 2011
The Rebbe, OBM If it wasn't for the Rebbe, G-d and the mother, I wouldn't have my children. I can't thank the Rebbe enough. Reply

All nec tools are to be used to deter danger, including “Love your neighbor as thyself “. I ask “Does this directive refer to all humanity.”?
Please justify your answer succinctly.
The Hebrew word "re'acha" means "your fellow" -- that it is someone equal to you, a fellow Jew. But of course, all of humanity must be treated with dignity and respect.