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Baba Elazar Abouhatzeira : l’incroyable histoire du Michloa’h Manot | Rav Eitan Galam

Baba Elazar Abouhatzeira : l’incroyable histoire du Michloa’h Manot | Rav Eitan Galam

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Histoire juive Pourim
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Tournée des Tsadikim — épisode consacré à Baba Elazar Abouhatzeira, fils du Baba Salé. Depuis son tombeau à Har HaZeitim, Rav Eitan Galam raconte une histoire de Pourim autour d’un simple Michloa’h Manot, qui révèle toute la grandeur accordée à l’effort et à l’intention derrière une mitsva. Nous sommes allés visiter son tombeau avec la Kehila du 7 CLAY. #BabaElazar #Pourim #HistoireJuive #MichloahManot #Valeurs

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So that, if we are on the the idea, but the story is good. One day, someone was at Purim, so at Purim, have you ever eaten at...For many people, it was a... Everyone...It was the table, and in fact, on a huge table, people came to place mishloach manot. There were very wealthy people who came, who were around, around the Rav, who brought him incredible gifts for the mishloach manot. And there was a party like that. At one point, he, he stops like that, he says to his, to his... "Go upstairs, it's a house apparently. Go upstairs, next to the room there on the right.

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So that, if we are on the the idea, but the story is good. One day, someone was at Purim, so at Purim, have you ever eaten at...For many people, it was a... Everyone...It was the table, and in fact, on a huge table, people came to place mishloach manot. There were very wealthy people who came, who were around, around the Rav, who brought him incredible gifts for the mishloach manot.

And there was a party like that. At one point, he, he stops like that, he says to his, to his... "Go upstairs, it's a house apparently. Go upstairs, next to the room there on the right.

You will see, there is a bag, there is a mishloach manot, go get it for me." Well, he arrives like that. So he, he goes, he searches, he says where, to the right over there, there is a little bag like that, this color, and he comes back with a little, a little bag of mishloach manot. Now, there was in the assembly the person who is telling the story, there was in the assembly, it was him, it was a a guest, he had come, and why had he left the mishloach manot upstairs? Because when he saw all the big gifts, he was ashamed.

He, he had, he had stuff he had prepared. Some cakes like that, he had brought cakes for the Rav, he was ashamed like that, he had gone upstairs, he had left the thing like that to say "I did the mitzvah, even if it's not on the table. " And the Rav came, he started to say, look at the people, they put hundreds of dollars, thousands of dollars into the gifts. But you know what?

There is a woman, she has small children at home and she is pregnant with twins and she comes, she took the time to make these cakes here. It is, it is more joyful itself. Now, what happens? The man didn't even know that it like that of twins who was telling, he was there telling Purim.