Colel Chabad Event - Rabbi Eli Mansour

I want to congratulate Rabbi Dukman Senior, Rabbi Dukman Jr. and all the good people at Habad. They they don't cease to amaze us. Just when you thought they're doing everything, they show us another card which is a universal card which which is incredible. The alterbi started this organization. They called it coad. Now when we hear the word co we think of rabbis in white shirts sitting and reading Aramaic however this co doesn't mean that this means co mean to include the rebi believed that all Jews are brothers and he had a good proof even though we're not biologically related we have the same father so if you all believe that we have the same god and he's the same father so we must be all brothers and sisters therefore the rebi wasn't prejudiced didn't care if he was from Habad or he was from somewhere else didn't matter the Rebi held you have to help all God's children and he believed the final redemption is going to happen through for the simple reason when the temple was destroyed there went a no more service we don't have the service of the temple that's one of the pillars of the world gone with the wind and the pillar of Torah also we lost the prophets we lost the great hakima the Mishna so we have Torah today but not on the same capacity, not on the same level. We only got one pillar left. The world today is standing on one final pillar and that's the pillar of and therefore he says in the merit of that's what's going to bring the ultimate mashiach. So let us all stand together as brothers and sisters this wonderful community but expand our family to the brothers and sisters of God's children who all have one father in heaven. And tonight we tell we could say, "God, we're acting like siblings. You have to act like a father." And we say, "Send us the mashiach in this marriage. Please give generously. Show our father in heaven that we're all related and we all care for each other." And I have no doubt all of you with your own eyes are going to see the mashiach very soon. Even sooner than that in our time and our days.