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Tuesday, Parshas Haazinu

On non-kosher utensils,
Being careful about which hechsherim one eats when traveling: "Not everywhere may one eat, even if it is kosher..."

Words of mussar between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur
Preparing for the Yamim Tovim with chassidishe sefarim
Learning the avodah of the Kohen Gadol on Yom Kippur and the halachos of Sukkah
And he concluded with his holy brachos

Regarding the eruvin in the Kiryas Joel area
"Members of the kollel, talmidei chachamim who study the halachos of eruvin, were with me."
"Baruch Hashem, Kiryas Joel has an eruv that is acceptable l'chatchila according to all opinions."

"There are 100 eruvin outside Kiryas Joel, and very many of them were not kosher to begin with. Even those that were kosher deteriorate over time."
Halachic ruling: One should know that an eruv needs a hechsher from a talmid chacham; otherwise one may not carry

Do not bring American English reading material into the home: "It isn't made for us."
"Someone was once asked, 'Why do you keep away from me? We have one Father in Heaven.' He replied, 'We do have one Father, but we don't have one mother!'

What is permitted for you is still forbidden for me."

We must know that what is permitted in the American world is still forbidden for us

Regarding the American custom of going away to the mountains for Shabbosim and Yamim Tovim
"I happened to speak with a Yid that week, no longer a young man, and he told me, 'I still heard the Rebbe z"l daven on the Yamim Noraim..!'

<<<I asked him where he is on Rosh Hashana (he is not a Kiryas Joel resident). 'Yes, on Rosh Hashana he is in the country..'

"It started with Shabbosim and Shavuos, and now it has reached the Yamim Noraim."

Decline among the women
"Grown girls wandering around at night and in groups is not 'the entire glory of the king's daughter is within.'"
On the outfits at weddings: "The gowns are not a modest practice. This is a modern fashion, and it must be protested."

Regarding moving out to the outskirts of Kiryas Joel:
"I say it: there is a yetzer, a yetzer hara, a materialistic yetzer hara.
But I feel obligated to say it.
If someone lives in the city among gentiles and moves to a place where there are gentiles, it is no worse than the city.

"But someone comes from Kiryas Joel and moves out" to "gentile neighbors with immodest summers." All gentiles have the same face.
"It brings no good."

There is an obligation to pray a special tefillah for the health of all of Klal Yisroel, and especially for the long life of the elderly. May Hashem lengthen their days in goodness and pleasantness until 120 years

The greatness of the piyut "Shema Koleinu" in Selichos, where one verse is a special tefillah: "Do not cast us away in old age; when our strength fails, do not forsake us."
It was painful that this Rosh Hashana many elderly people, may they be with us for long and good years, could not come to shul because of weakness.

The Satmar Rebbe shlit"a spoke at the drasha on Tzom Gedalia, giving lengthy words of mussar and chizuk after delivering divrei drush and pilpul for about half an hour in the Beis Medrash Hagadol in Kiryas Joel:

Today, Tuesday, 4 Tishrei, was the 50th birthday of HaGaon HaTzaddik, our Rosh Yeshiva in Bnei Brak shlit"a, grandson of our holy Rebbe the Kedushas Yom Tov zy"a, son of HaGaon HaTzaddik the Av Beis Din of our kehilla in Boro Park shlit"a, and son-in-law of the Vizhnitz Rebbe of Bnei Brak shlit"a.
May he have long years in his position in our holy kehilla in Bnei Brak, which stands under the holy leadership of the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a.

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Monday, Parshas Haazinu — 'B'tzeil HaKodesh' with the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a

Gematrias on the year 5781 from the Rebbe shlit"a throughout Yom Tov:
"For I am Hashem, your Healer (rofecha)" — equal in numerical value to "Mantzpach" (from the Rebbe's holy words at the tish, the first night)
"And for Your people Israel You have wrought a great salvation (teshua)" (from the Rebbe's holy words at the drasha before tekias shofar, the first day)
"Fortunate is the people that knows the teruah" (from the Rebbe's holy words at the drasha before tekias shofar, the second day)

Tens of thousands of chassidim went home with many sacks of spiritual treasures and holy inspiration, with a feeling that a new year is coming, full of blessing materially and spiritually, amen.

The still, small voice amid awe-inspiring weeping that was heard throughout the entire beis medrash,
especially during "Shir HaMaalos — From the depths,"
and when the Rebbe began the loud repetition of Shemoneh Esrei with "Yarati Bifatzoti," and during the piyut "La'Keil Orech Din," which split the heavens and made the heart of everyone present tremble, reaching the very heart of the heavens.

The holy service during Mussaf on both days, the tekias shofar, and the closing of the Yom Tov —
these holy days will not be forgotten by the tens of thousands who merited to experience them.

After Maariv on the first day, the Rebbe shlit"a went up onto the aron kodesh and wished the thousands of chassidim
"L'Shana Tova," concluding with his holy blessings.
And how splendid was the sight when the thousands of chassidim called out at once with a mighty voice, "Amen," and together wished the holy Rebbe a good year in return.

All the ink in the sea would not suffice to describe the Yom Tov of Rosh Hashana that thousands of chassidim merited to experience in the holy presence of our father and shepherd, the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a, in the Beis Medrash HaGadol in Kiryas Joel —
the holy tefillos, the luminous tishen, and the drashos before tekias shofar.
Fortunate is the people for whom this is so; fortunate is the people whose G-d is Hashem.

On the first night of Rosh Hashana, before Mincha, R' Mordechai Yitzchak Samet entered the Rebbe's private room in the Beis Medrash HaGadol to receive shalom and the Rebbe's holy blessings.
On the first day, R' Mordechai Yitzchak recited Birchas HaGomel before the large crowd in the Beis Medrash HaGadol.

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