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Zev Brenner is always great to have Gabe Gaella with us.

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He is the most knowledgeable about what what kinds of

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baby boy. So Mazotov, thank you. This what a way

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to start the new year.

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Absolutely the best way.

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That's great. Did you have to take a drink after

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Before?

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Enough?

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It's a wonderful thing. So it's a Mazotov. Mazotov. And

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I can't believe that Russia shun is upon us. So

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I know that you guys come up with new wines.

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So first of all, what's new for the new year. Let's begin with that.

8:54

What's new for the new year? Okay, So I want

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to really an emphasis this year on is reading wise

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for I think what should be obvious reasons. What's going

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want to we want to support them as much as possible.

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So we have actually, uh several Israeli wineries have joined

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our great portfolio this year. One of them, for instance,

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is called Camisa from from the Galley Day, really the

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region that that is most under a spotlight right now.

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And what wines do they produce?

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So they have all sorts of wines. Uh, they're pretty,

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they're full flavored, wines are really bold. Uh you know,

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it's not the type of very subtle. Uh. So the

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wines are very uh uh out there, I would say,

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in your face. And they have one wine in particular

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that I like a lot, which is called the blow

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p p I uh and then uh and then dulwage

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is white in French, and uh it's uh, it's it's

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a it's a wine made from giver Stravener grapes. Uh.

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That is sweets but not cloying the sweets. And it's

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really well balanced, full flavored, really delicious wine.

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Uh.

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That's got some delicious sweetness. Uh, fantastic Russian, fantastic to

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as well, and uh and all the others A lot.

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of the synonym.

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Uh.

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So that's a that's a great Uh, that's a great

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wine to go along with that.

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Of course, Israel wines is something we should put on

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our Russia shoun on the table, show always solidarity with

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our brothers and sisters in Israel. If I have to

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ask you, Gay, what's going to be on your Russia

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shun and table? What wines are you going to serve in the three days that we're talking about.

11:27

It is three days that we're talking about this love. Uh,

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it's many meals. Uh, it's going to be the emphasis again.

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You know it's usha. Uh, there is ah. There's a

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lot of dabbening, and you know, God knows how dabning

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is important always of course, and on RuSHA in particular.

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Uh So to stay focused, I will also stay focused

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on quality over quentity. One of the wines that I'm

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looking very much forward to enjoy, uh is the do

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Mendic Castell twenty thirteen. You know why that been saving

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for years, very special to eleven years old right now.

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And you know, I highly encourage people to try the

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And for people who like to age their wines, most

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will get even better with a few years in the volve.

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Terrific.

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What else, because if through there, like you said, three days,

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lots of meals and a lot of people want to

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try something new for every meal. So what else is

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going to be on your table?

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So what else is worthy at your table for this roshana?

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So you can branch out after you have some of

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those these really wines. You can branch out to Italy,

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for instance, and there is a great winery there called

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or respectively French and Italian. Lara is originally from Tuscany

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and they make they make some great wines. One of

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them is also sweet wine that's light and a crab pleaser,

13:21

something to enjoy it before, during, or after the meal.

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It's called the sweet V. So it's the V refers

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wide variety.

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Uh.

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It's slightly a ferviceent, you know, a little bit like moscado.

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Uh.

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It's light, it's fun, easy to drink, it's low in

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Well.

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These are all great choices. Before I let you go, you mentioned in a previous broadcast gave you sometimes you

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work with wineries aren't kosher wineries, but you get going

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to do a kosher run. Is there anything else out

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there that we should know about the coming up where

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you have a great winery that doesn't really specialize in kosher,

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but it's going to be doing a run with you.

14:13

That is absolutely correct. So there's many new wines coming

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for Shashana. So I will think about a winery that

14:26

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This is their their second line and they're both highly recommended,

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All great choices to start the new year. To have

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know during the week also people were staying there, maybe

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twenty thirty people. But Friday, uh, Friday night and Saturday

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night was like most kids came a sleeping back, so

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it without sleeping back. Some it was just Friday night.

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The downing was sometimes speatween five and ten hours. The downing,

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the world is saw oh shallow. You know, I don't

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today that cant seem to ignite the same kind of

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spirit that you did one man operation.

24:40

I tell you two reasons.

24:41

First of all, I all tell you was like this,

24:44

if you stand next with which day you get called? If these are next to another and you get one right.

24:50

The second thing is, you know what really hurts me.

24:52

Sometimes I took to those professional out to each kid

24:56

of professionals. I'm sure it's beautiful, not knocking it, but

25:01

you know what's hurting me. If you were to ask me,

25:04

do you really know how to make some.

25:05

Of the vectators cat I tell you what to know

25:08

the defense idea. I don't know. The only things when

25:13

it happens, I hope and I pray and I cry

25:17

that God will give me the right words. I don't know.

25:21

But you're only thing.

25:22

If you know before, this is good. If you're a cook,

25:26

you want to make soup, you know before it makes a soup. When it comes to dealing with life as

25:31

people don't tell me you know before, and if you

25:33

know before, so it doesn't go. You know, someone listen

25:36

to those so called they're sweet, but turns me off completely.

25:42

And the fact is they don't reach the deepest depths

25:44

because they already preconceived noise. When I meet someone doesn't

25:48

keep shovelers, I give them the spoke and tell them

25:50

to do this, do this, don't do this.

25:52

It's all nonsense. It doesn't reach inside.

25:55

You know what it is the fact is that the

25:58

people they talk to they read Yeah, maybe maybe ten

26:01

percent of giving them the benefit of the doubt, and

26:05

you know what it is like. I have had the purse of meeting so many people the deepest depths, and

26:11

the problem always was I had no way to send

26:14

them because after the return up to the deepest, deepest depths,

26:18

they would always.

26:18

Be disappointed after that.

26:21

You know, I remember one time, but the Holy world,

26:23

I met one boy who had turned on in Australia.

26:27

Was crying. He says, you know what you taught me.

26:31

It was all alive.

26:33

You told me that people who keep shoppers, that people

26:35

see them, that I saw holiness so beautiful.

26:39

I'm known as well. It's not true. Some of them are,

26:43

but it's not always true, he says.

26:46

I thought when I come here and kind of make the paradise on what ch I mean? I mean, it's

26:51

haunting me what you said to me.

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the non.

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Religious people have to do trua. The real sua have

27:02

to be done by the religious people.

27:04

You have to change. You have so much more fire,

27:07

so much more love.

27:09

Okay, it's getting better a little bit, but if I

27:12

look back, it's start to leave.

27:15

You know.

27:15

When I think to myself, how much energy the rabbits

27:18

put into lad Kosher meat call of his card, if

27:22

they would have put in ten percent of this to

27:25

reach the really reaching, really, really reaching the deepest depth,

27:29

you know, taking is Well. You know, when someone says

27:32

to me, there are a lot of non religious people

27:34

in is Well, it's alive. They're not non religious. Nobody

27:38

has reached them yet, and they're open in the deepest way.

27:41

I've not met it in Israeli who is not open

27:44

for the deepest thing in the world.

27:46

So when we come back, I want to get back. And also how the establishment has worked with you and

27:50

not work with you. Over the years, You've brought back

27:53

single handedly many people to their Jewish roots, people searching,

27:57

especially the sixties was a turbulent time. In the seventies

28:00

and eighties and nineties is not much better, even though with.

28:03

Manifested coming up coming up.

28:07

Rabbi Shlomo Kabap known throughout the world for his music,

28:10

for his insights, his thoughts over thirty years and entertaining

28:14

people throughout the world at concerts and weddings, travels all

28:18

over to bring back people, to bring them the message

28:20

of music and music conveys quite a bit, you know,

28:24

in the sixties, we're talking about Shlom, a period of

28:26

time where it was a revolution going on in the

28:29

hearts and minds of many in this country, and the

28:32

house of love and prayer that you began was thriving.

28:35

You know, you also composed songs on the spot. One

28:38

of the songs I believe is from the period is

28:40

an English song called Lord get Me Hi. Perhaps you

28:42

can tell us about that.

28:43

This is very special song.

28:45

In nineteen sixty eight, you know, all those revolutions going

28:50

on on the college campuses, and there was one boy,

28:54

his name was George Cohn.

28:57

Yeah, I think it was George. I know George the I think it was going He was.

29:01

One of the head who were leading the revolutionist some

29:05

Francisco state and one day he was arrested for singing

29:09

an obscene song. Then he came to the police. He

29:12

was singing a say an my name and it was hardback.

29:17

You know that the thath what was his name, the

29:21

director of the college is but a Hacre or something.

29:25

It's how come you don't even hear what is hebraw?

29:28

You know? Yeah? Yeah, the head of a college.

29:30

They thought the song was obscene, but it was a Hebrew song.

29:35

You know. Anyway, then he got married and since he

29:38

was already so famous in all the newspapers, it was

29:41

this crazy story. So Life magazine came to film. The

29:46

wedding was unbelievable, and you know it was a different energy.

29:51

The wedding began four in the afternoon and you know,

29:57

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29:58

He have to leave at twelfth the latest, and we

30:00

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30:03

There was a truck.

30:04

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30:06

the hoop over them on the truck were from.

30:08

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30:11

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30:12

I went back to the hospital of in prayer and anyway,

30:16

this boy George was real being a master words and

30:20

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here's your host.

34:51

We now continue with our special broadcasts from the archives

34:54

with the refers Schlo Maccabock of Blessed Memory, a great

34:57

folk singer vis eurol. Somebody's put back so many many

35:00

people to Judaism and this is part of our last

35:03

interview on television with Robsholmacabbock where he goes through different

35:07

periods of his life.

35:08

Welcome back our guests.

35:09

Rabbi Shlomo Kobback's music has inspired jew and non jew

35:13

alike throughout the world, brought back so many people to

35:16

their Jewish roots, their Jewish soul. Shlomo, how is it

35:20

that you've brought back so many people? But yet the

35:22

Jewish establishment, religious, non religious Jewish establishment has not supported you.

35:27

You know something, this is one of the said things

35:30

in my life. You know, you know, after how many

35:32

people I asked like I shouldn't give up on people.

35:37

You know you'ren't permitted.

35:38

But yet you know, the.

35:40

Finding Federvation decided to give us for half a year,

35:44

they went housord and prayer and after a half a

35:47

year they canceled. Why they canceled. It's too ridiculous even

35:52

to mention. You know how many people came to us

35:55

on shops, one hundreds hundred times. The brain of the

35:57

Federation passed by Sunday morning and you saw a lot

36:01

of garbage outside the house because there were hundreds of

36:04

kids shovers.

36:06

So then I was called in the Federation. W there's

36:08

so much garbage.

36:08

But on Sunday morning, I see you know why because

36:13

I invited hundreds of kids for shovers, but you is

36:16

no garbage on Sunday morning because he don't know right

36:18

anywhere anybody for shoppers. And you don't even keep shoppers.

36:21

You're the master of a Jewish money. You didn't give it then about Jewish kids roaming the streets.

36:26

You know what was the most important thing is the dead.

36:28

That every religion had.

36:30

Little house eleven prayer. They took care of their kids.

36:34

At the unbelievable story. I'm coming to a university, and

36:38

again I don't want to say anything too bad. You know how many kids are hiller are attract right, because

36:43

see HeLa is not catering to the young people. They're

36:46

catering to the parents who give you a few rubbles.

36:49

They take a rabbi who looks like the mother or

36:51

the father would like right, So nobody comes. I'm coming

36:55

to a hill over night and they were thirty forty.

36:57

I get a call from the Episcopal your minister, he said,

37:01

once you know I'm your friend, out of your records,

37:04

and I know who you are. I know your heart

37:06

is aching for your Jewish brothers and sisters because you

37:09

know where they are.

37:10

They're in my church.

37:11

Can you stay up at night and come to my night,

37:14

to my church and make sure they all are there. There were two thousand kids there and at least fifteen

37:19

hundred Jewish.

37:20

And you were so heart breaking. The church they support

37:24

people like this are doing something. Anyway. The greatest miracle

37:28

is that you held out.

37:29

We held out for ten years, but then you know

37:32

everything was happening is well, and then some Francisco was

37:35

also not the the mecca of the Jusalem of the world.

37:38

So folks will never have a mashob.

37:41

Yeah, one quick question before it breaks shloma. How is

37:43

it that you never copyrighted your music? You would have

37:46

been a very english man.

37:47

It's copied. Wise, I should take everyone to court.

37:50

People have just taken your music.

37:51

It's not only not only they're taking it that we

37:54

mentioned my name, you know.

37:55

It's it's are you better at them at the establishments?

37:58

Tell you what I'm If I say I'm not bitter,

38:02

I'll be lying. But you see, I don't want to waste my time being bitter.

38:06

But it's a little bit hot baking. You know, I tea something. You know how many gatherings, how many people

38:11

talk about the sugar woman? You know, in my whole life,

38:14

it was never invited to one, even though you sure,

38:17

let's just let's assume fifty.

38:18

Percent my fault, but also not right, you know, you know,

38:23

if you if I's imagine everybody wants secure can says

38:27

someone says I have a cure?

38:28

And what can you do? That's what it is.

38:30

So when we come back, I want you to think some medley.

38:33

We'll talk about Poland, India, some of the exotic places

38:36

you've been to.

38:36

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now here's your host.

39:48

We now continue with our special broadcasts from the archives

39:52

with the Rev. Schlo Maccabock. Have blessed memory a great

39:55

folk singer, viserul Somebody's put back so many people to Judaism.

39:59

And this is part of our last interview on television

40:02

with Robshel Maccabock where he goes through different periods of

40:05

his life.

40:06

Robert Schil Maccabach traveled throughout the world singer, folks singer, rabbi,

40:10

spiritual leader, Rabbi Kalbach.

40:13

Going back to some of your trip people, I went

40:15

up with you to the Unification Church and said, beautiful.

40:18

It was really something how you inspired people who have

40:21

been brainwashed to another religion. But perhaps you can tell

40:25

us about that some of your exotic trips. You've gone

40:27

to Poland, to the Soviet Union.

40:29

I think very fast about India. There was nineteen I'm

40:33

not sure eighty three or eighty four. It was a

40:36

big conference in Bombay East and West religion and science

40:41

and was organized by the fellowers of Baba Muktonande, which Jewish,

40:46

and the woman who organized it was I mean, she

40:50

is real jew hated. She says that Jewish people have

40:54

nothing to add, so she didn't want to invite some Jews.

40:59

Everybody was there anyway to make it long. Finally, David Zella,

41:03

if you remember, David Zella was invited. Simon Schachter and

41:06

Humble Me and be the only religious leaders.

41:09

Had to pay our own way, and we had to pay.

41:12

Even admission there. And I mean their informants was not

41:15

from this world. Simon Schechter was a Gibalt, and David

41:19

Zella and then Humble Me. And when I got on stage,

41:23

I said, friends, you know, I saw privileged to be

41:27

in Indian. There's so much holiness, here's so much religion

41:29

and so much godliness. But right now I'm standing before

41:33

you as a Jew, and I want you to know I'm a Jew. I'm a disgusting Jew from all four sides.

41:38

I'm a real Jew standing before you, and I want

41:41

to share with you what Yiddish cad is all about. And the next day, this bit of woman you know,

41:45

who never spoke to me even while I was ready in India, she said hello, She came up to me

41:50

and she hugged me.

41:51

She was crying. They said, what happened? She wants you

41:55

to know?

41:57

Yesterday and you said about yourself. I'm a disgusting from

42:00

all four sides. Couldn't help looking at myself. I said

42:05

with w Who am I fooling? Who am I fooling?

42:09

I'm not the Hindu, I'm not the Buddhist.

42:11

I'm a yeak.

42:12

What was Pauland do you know that she went to Israel,

42:15

went to Nemeo schlim and and she's just she's now

42:18

a whole woman and unbelievable.

42:21

Pauland I want you to know this was awesome, awesome.

42:23

LSOs was organized by Knachmann, Elbaum and housecular Bestsels.

42:28

Really, I hope that have enough got to send me

42:30

back by the loudest foundation. You know what it is.

42:35

Everybody says Poland is full of anti Semitism, So my

42:38

motherums are so good, so do something about it.

42:41

So everybody goes through the graves.

42:43

The outswitz comes back and says, it's terrible, nothing happens,

42:46

won't you know? As a privilege arriving in Poland and

42:49

the whole nation greeted us thousands, thousands, thousands of people, and.

42:54

Wherever I went, I just told her. One thing of Nachman says.

42:57

If you believe that you can destroy, why did you

43:00

also believe you can rebuild. It says the destruction of

43:04

the world began here in the most awesome way. It

43:07

has to begin here. We have to open the gates

43:09

of love and peace. Now, once you know at all

43:12

those concerts with thousands of people obviously non Jews, a

43:15

few Jews, but mostly Unjews there like at them, Sha

43:18

had come.

43:20

That's one part of the thing. The same.

43:21

But is that you know there are thousands, thousands of

43:25

young people in Poland's parents they're given away as babies

43:28

to nan Jews and they never come out of the hole.

43:31

Then we were there, hundreds came out. They said, my mother was Jewish, my father was Jewish, my brother was Jewish.

43:37

And I wish, I wish I could go back and

43:40

collect them. We had hundreds of names and and then

43:44

Russia was unbelievable.

43:46

Eighty nine Stuart wax And and Yuram uh To Unbeliever

43:51

with young people organize an unbelievable unlivent with Russia twenty

43:55

one concerts Wow.

43:57

And uh He.

43:59

We played approximately fifty five thousand people.

44:03

Some will have about a couple of moments again, a

44:05

couple of your favorite songes, including Schwartzerwolf, one of my favorites.

44:08

Shots Wolf will take too long. Shots of Wolf is

44:12

extra your story of someone who gave up on having children,

44:15

and then the coursion might get told them the Lamadolf sadly,

44:18

the Schwartzerwolf, he invites you for shoppers, he can bless you,

44:22

but the whole shoppers passed.

44:24

He didn't invite him. Well, then he looks out, it's

44:28

three stars shoppers of Sommer.

44:31

Then suddenly realized the Schwartzuov is the only one who

44:34

came blessed me this ship.

44:35

Isn't there one God.

44:39

Like never before, like never before, begin praying, is the

44:42

master of the world, please give me children. At that moment,

44:49

the Schwartzerwolf came in and invited him for shovers, and

44:52

I went, you know, driveling all over the world, and there's so many people tell me because of that story,

44:56

if it didn't give up the books and we have children.

44:59

I was here years ago and the couple came up

45:02

to me, if you know twenty years you have no children.

45:06

We got your tape and began pring again. How we

45:09

have two children?

45:10

Believe beautiful music from our guests.

45:13

Rabbi Shlomo Kabak will be right back with some closing

45:16

remarks from our very very special guests after these messages.

45:21

You don't have to be famous to have a memoir,

45:24

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45:33

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45:36

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45:41

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46:18

And now here's your host.

46:22

We now continue with our special broadcasts from the archives

46:26

with the Refe Schlo maccabock. Have blessed memory of great

46:28

folk singer of Israel. Somebody's brought back so many people

46:31

to Judaism and this is part of our last interview

46:35

on television with refschlolm miccaboc where he goes through different

46:38

periods of his life.

46:40

Weld famous Slow Macba Rabbi folk singer has been our

46:43

guest some in the last remaining moment. Your prescription for

46:46

peace among Jews the world.

46:49

I would be the chief act of Israel. I would

46:52

make it a criminal offense to pass by a Jew?

46:56

Was at kissing? Was that hugging him? I would make

46:59

it a criminal offense.

47:00

Feu juws walk in the street beside absolutely greeting every

47:04

human being, because if we want to bring peace in.

47:06

The world, we have to be a nation of peace

47:09

and of love.

47:11

You know, if I would be the chief lover of Israel,

47:13

I would say any father mother who reads a child

47:17

has to be arrested, because if you have no compassion

47:20

with your children, why should the work have compassion.

47:23

Besides, if I would be the chief lover of Israel.

47:26

I would invite all the reformer others, all the conservative others,

47:30

all the alternex robberies, and we would spend one whole

47:34

day by the Holy Word, mamage, fasting and crying, thinking,

47:37

please put it in our hearts. We should make peace

47:39

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