The most sad thing about this video is how it contrasts with our contemporary downfall: see how beautiful it was where every Yid was treated as a brother – either dressed in a suit or with a shtreimel, either Polish or Hungarian, either chasidish or not; versus our current silly divisions. There should be only one Jewish community. There is no such thing as Ashkenazi or Sefardi, chasidish or yeshivish – there is only one Am Yisroel. Your particular mesora and nusach hatfila, inherited from your father, pertain only to your particular avoida, but it has nothing to do with which community you are a part of. Obviously, there might be some cultural differences between yiden who just moved from different countries, but such temporary cultural differences should be downplayed as much as possible, not set in stone by creating different sub communities. Nobody is crazy enough to state that Kohanim and Leviim are not a part of the same community with Yisroelim, than why should any other arbitrary divisions matter?! Any other approach is sheker, and doomed to failure. This video shows you how the things are supposed to be.
Thank you for your perspective. It has nothing to do with this video though.
This video shows the Satmar Rav’s unappreciated holiness. Notice how his eyes never see what is going on around him so that he does not gaze where he does not want them to.
Who was the chosson?
When was this ?
The heading says 1947.
The most sad thing about this video is how it contrasts with our contemporary downfall: see how beautiful it was where every Yid was treated as a brother – either dressed in a suit or with a shtreimel, either Polish or Hungarian, either chasidish or not; versus our current silly divisions. There should be only one Jewish community. There is no such thing as Ashkenazi or Sefardi, chasidish or yeshivish – there is only one Am Yisroel. Your particular mesora and nusach hatfila, inherited from your father, pertain only to your particular avoida, but it has nothing to do with which community you are a part of. Obviously, there might be some cultural differences between yiden who just moved from different countries, but such temporary cultural differences should be downplayed as much as possible, not set in stone by creating different sub communities. Nobody is crazy enough to state that Kohanim and Leviim are not a part of the same community with Yisroelim, than why should any other arbitrary divisions matter?! Any other approach is sheker, and doomed to failure. This video shows you how the things are supposed to be.
Thank you for your perspective. It has nothing to do with this video though.
This video shows the Satmar Rav’s unappreciated holiness. Notice how his eyes never see what is going on around him so that he does not gaze where he does not want them to.