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[music]00:00:23
Hello dear comrades00:00:25
TV viewers are the community on the map we are00:00:27
Uninvited guests brothers ace never in00:00:30
life will never guess where we are00:00:34
Why do we lead Jewish00:00:36
program your Jewish report on00:00:39
background of a Buddhist pagoda or like theirs00:00:43
it's there00:00:44
called because we don't open00:00:48
secret wait let's talk about the area first00:00:52
We are in the Otradnoye area and you know what’s best00:00:56
unique and amazing about this00:01:00
There is no area Absolutely no history00:01:03
gratifyingly this is the name of which00:01:06
almost no story I tried00:01:08
study00:01:11
the only thing I can say is this00:01:14
district Well, some mention of these00:01:17
forests, swamps and trees are in00:01:23
1620 then this00:01:28
place00:01:30
Kazeevo village was owned by Prince Dmitry00:01:34
Pozharsky then gave the village of Kazeeva00:01:37
to his sister And sister Got married Now00:01:42
I'll tell you by her husband's surname, she had a surname00:01:46
Khovansky and the Khovansky family owned00:01:50
the neighboring village of Leonovo and00:01:54
when one village00:01:57
the second Leonova and Kazeeva united00:02:00
this is more or less some kind of village00:02:03
began to exist there are references and00:02:06
historians believe that since the 10th century00:02:09
some too00:02:11
were were00:02:13
historical trends but I know for sure that00:02:18
These lands began to develop when00:02:21
Patriarch Nikon decided to create his own here00:02:23
the residence of this village was called00:02:26
Velyaminov and00:02:28
when he built his residence here00:02:31
was Vladyka Patriarch00:02:34
called after he came here00:02:36
settled this area was already called00:02:40
Vladykino and Vladykino is already somewhere00:02:46
closer00:02:47
Otradnaya metro station Vladykina metro station Otradnaya00:02:51
there is already some kind of parallel00:02:54
auditory then what happened00:02:58
happened according to Pal and Peter I in general00:03:01
institute00:03:03
patriarchy abolished dispersed everyone00:03:06
the patriarchs said we don’t need any00:03:08
patriarchs, I'm the only one here, I'm the boss here00:03:10
all There are no main ones around here00:03:12
maybe but by the way it must be said that after00:03:15
Nikon the next patriarchs before Peter I00:03:19
They also set up their residences here.00:03:21
lived in what was built by Nikon and00:03:24
actually it’s very good here00:03:26
residences of the patriarch existed And00:03:29
By the way, when And just the patriarch00:03:33
from the time of Peter I, a huge00:03:37
The temple that was destroyed in00:03:40
1934 And the one that was built in00:03:44
in the middle of the 10th century it still stands00:03:47
on the other side of the river there is an ancient temple with00:03:51
the middle of the 19th century, so this is where it comes from00:03:54
name Otradnoye00:03:57
And here once was00:04:00
collective farm and then collective farm00:04:04
and existed next to00:04:07
state farm00:04:10
who built for this built for00:04:13
yourself Timeryazev Academy Well, sort of00:04:17
testing ground for students00:04:20
they could do farming here00:04:22
the farm here even grew berries00:04:25
there was livestock farming and there was a collective farm which00:04:28
to the Timiryazev Academy no00:04:30
had no relation then to Timeryazevskaya00:04:33
State Farm Academy of Timiryazev Academy00:04:36
took over this collective farm too00:04:38
in parallel there was a so-called00:04:43
and livestock breeding00:04:47
when do you have to sit in quarantine?00:04:50
eat animals before visiting the All-Russian Exhibition Center00:04:54
pavilions to release They are here00:04:56
sit out00:04:59
there were no diseases in animals00:05:01
so we got this single complex00:05:05
the name Otradnoye comes first00:05:08
because00:05:10
the state farm of the Timiryazev Academy was named00:05:13
Otradnoye That’s where the name comes from00:05:16
gone And the area is like a city like Well, no00:05:20
let's say not a city but a district closest to00:05:24
the city began to develop in the thirties00:05:26
years And in the sixtieth year When00:05:30
they built the MKAT, it has already become Moscow00:05:33
officially in the master plan with everyone00:05:35
documents and so on with00:05:38
by all branches of government in general00:05:41
In 1960, the Otradnaya district officially became00:05:46
the city of Moscow and Signalny proezd00:05:50
And at which address is the synagogue located?00:05:54
where we will go Signalny Proezd00:05:56
because there was Savelovskaya here00:05:59
the railway intersected with the ring00:06:02
big railway of Moscow and00:06:06
there was a signal post and therefore00:06:08
Signal passage in00:06:10
1880s Chairman of the Jewish Community00:06:14
Lazarus00:06:15
Polyakov bought a large plot of land in00:06:20
on Spasoglinishchevsky Lane he then00:06:22
called a little differently and built00:06:25
a huge good synagogue according to the project00:06:29
sector Semyon ECU And what does this have to do with00:06:33
has ra What does this have to do with00:06:36
gratifying in00:06:38
1997 one philanthropist by name00:06:44
Bayazitov and took from the city00:06:49
a huge plot of land and decided here00:06:54
build a little Jerusalem Where on00:06:57
one piece of land will be Orthodox00:07:00
the temple will have Shiite and Sunni mosques00:07:05
there will be a Buddhist pagoda00:07:09
and will be00:07:11
synagogue00:07:13
So it happened00:07:18
Agakhanov Denis what is the biblical concept00:07:24
people from the other side of the river are Jews00:07:28
found themselves on the other side of the river from00:07:32
mosque and orthodox church true00:07:35
pagoda00:07:37
a little close good00:07:40
they are kind but but yes but the pagoda00:07:43
appeared much later00:07:47
called spiritual and educational00:07:49
complex of traditional Russian religions00:07:52
This is the place on two00:07:56
on both sides of this one here00:08:01
gorgeous river that flows in the area00:08:04
Otradnaya yes you hear the river rustling, here it is00:08:09
here she is a beauty, Jews traditionally00:08:12
settled in the Otradnoe district in neighboring00:08:15
Medvedsky districts Marfina and Petrovskaya00:08:20
that is, there were Jewish families here00:08:24
Jewish houses Jewish courtyards which00:08:27
later became Jewish00:08:30
Jewish multi-storey buildings here00:08:33
there are Jewish families who go to00:08:37
Jewish synagogue at Signalny00:08:41
passage house 19B, this is what TV viewers need00:08:44
show This is the river called00:08:46
what is it called fever see00:08:49
come here, come here, comrade operator00:08:52
It’s on that steep bank00:08:56
mosque and00:08:58
temple yes yes And on this bank it is located00:09:01
synagogue and Buddhist temple00:09:05
the weather and look how beautiful it is here00:09:08
let's go let's go let's go down00:09:11
Let's see, the synagogue is called Darkei00:09:15
Shalom is the path of peace and harmony and we are moving towards00:09:21
to the gorgeous Ravi00:09:22
Well, who will tell us Hello00:09:26
How good is your life here?00:09:30
who will tell us the history of the community and00:09:35
the recent history of the community and how it00:09:37
was created and who comes to pray and00:09:42
who comes to Shabba well cool00:09:45
feverish Well, let's just say that we are in Moscow00:09:47
never in your life will you even think that00:09:50
We're in Moscow, I wouldn't have thought it myself00:09:52
Now I would open my eyes and tell me where00:09:54
you are by the way mikvah kvah Yes Mik00:10:00
Well, here’s a mosque, here’s an Orthodox church00:10:04
here's ours00:10:06
synagogue let's run to prayer00:10:10
let's try by the way the synagogue was built00:10:14
V00:10:15
In 1998 it was built literally in a year00:10:19
laid down in April '9700:10:21
the first stone was already passed in the nineties00:10:25
[music]00:10:28
building00:10:31
[music]00:10:45
Rabbi Shalom hello good morning I am00:10:50
Good day Rabbi David Karpov Very much00:10:53
nice him ga baim Yes we are under00:10:57
I was just impressed, I don't know00:11:01
amazed00:11:03
scope and00:11:06
in scale our sages are all trees and00:11:08
stones are the main thing - the main thing is the filling -00:11:11
it's community that's important - it's community life00:11:13
build now is not the biggest one00:11:15
Kokhma Yes, build a building, fill it up00:11:18
his Jewish life is something00:11:20
average A between00:11:23
miots and between the center of mountain Jews00:11:27
Sokolnikov Well, it’s very difficult for me. I would do that.00:11:31
said I don't really want to be somewhere00:11:33
between I'm ready to be a little on the side We are00:11:35
in general, I’m a little on the outskirts, here I am to me00:11:38
it seems like every community is every00:11:41
synagogue, each community has its own identity00:11:43
like a person. Here you are two brothers, but that’s all00:11:45
equally different people Yes, that's how it is00:11:48
each community has its own face, even difficult00:11:51
say between in the middle or somewhere else00:11:53
Each community has its own face and something of its own00:11:56
because it seems that all communities have the same thing00:11:58
the same prayer text Well approximately Yes00:12:01
plus or minus there Gorsky Georgian e time00:12:03
not so important text the same god00:12:05
the same Torah the same but that's all00:12:07
every community is a little bit of something00:12:10
different and I think it’s very00:12:12
important because once upon a time, well, I am00:12:15
I'm a little bit of a dinosaur00:12:18
Soviet man I remember there were two00:12:21
synagogues in the choral synagogue How are we00:12:24
we say Yes on the hill and Marina Roshcha00:12:27
still an old wooden one, well, it was in00:12:29
Malakhovka But this is the Moscow region and that’s all00:12:32
now when my friends sometimes me00:12:36
they ask in America in Israel, how is it00:12:38
there in Russia, well, it’s like you’re completely screwed00:12:41
So I say, well, look around us00:12:44
10 synagogues near T community centers Well00:12:48
further there they somehow don’t even00:12:50
understand where what how Well really00:12:53
if you count it's not about about synagogues00:12:57
like a synagogue00:13:01
there are about 20 community centers, including us00:13:03
we know, well, you know as well as I do that00:13:06
is the Sokolniki community center is it00:13:10
there or there in Bron I'm not talking about00:13:13
Marina Grove To00:13:15
there is now there is as if that's the case00:13:19
you can express the whole Spectrum yes well maybe00:13:23
all not all but in general nevertheless there is00:13:26
the Jewish community is represented widely00:13:28
sense layer from Khabarovsk to Kaliningrad00:13:32
already Manu about about sa immensely on00:13:35
in the vast expanses of our Motherland it is already00:13:37
another question, I’m talking about Moscow now00:13:39
And if we talk about Russia, there are hundreds00:13:43
the count will go into the hundreds Just recently there was00:13:45
fiora congress and now we could see00:13:49
geography remember the geography of Russia00:13:52
which we learned at school and from from00:13:55
Khabarovsk to Vladivostok to00:13:56
Kaliningrad Well, well, and so on you can00:13:58
it’s too long to list, but I’m talking now00:14:01
we are talking specifically about Moscow after all00:14:02
after all, where are we? Moscow community Yes00:14:05
although we are friends with everyone in this place00:14:08
historically called the place of four00:14:10
religions00:14:12
and the Buddhist temple and Pada pagoda on that00:14:17
side Orthodox temple and Shiite and00:14:21
Sunni and mosque So you know at all00:14:23
it's called a stupa00:14:25
But in general it was once called a community00:14:29
spiritual center of three religions00:14:31
Buddhist appeared much later00:14:34
Generally the stop is called Jerusalem in00:14:36
Otradnoye bus stop is called00:14:38
Jerusalem in Otradnoye and Yes, this is it00:14:42
completely unique in this sense00:14:44
the place is sort of like every man for himself00:14:47
it's clear that00:14:49
this can only be called conditionally00:14:51
complex because everyone is involved00:14:53
our own business and in general we are not particularly00:14:55
we cross paths but yes it's true what it is00:14:57
built well except for Buddhists like this00:15:00
say three Aramis religion Yes Islam00:15:02
Christianity and Judaism built one and00:15:05
same person you are on the same side of the river00:15:07
and now I’ll tell you about it00:15:09
you don’t need to pick it up separately from Ravin00:15:12
bread comments yes yes philosophize00:15:16
this is what we all can do; in short, this is what it is00:15:20
an unusual place where three religions came together00:15:23
Yes, the betas were built by the same person00:15:26
Rashid the toad is also like that in his own way00:15:29
the legendary figure claims that although00:15:31
he is of course a Tatar, but he has Jewish00:15:34
roots Jewish roots - This is my mother's mother00:15:36
so for a minute Polish Jew so Well00:15:38
and he means Takhis Jew Well, yes, this is with00:15:41
our point of view but that’s not the point00:15:43
so it really looks like00:15:45
complex built from the same00:15:47
brick Well, of course it’s clear that a mosque is00:15:49
a mosque and a temple is a temple but nevertheless00:15:51
and at one time, yes, it was perceived as00:15:54
How can someone like this really be spiritual?00:15:58
center Well, I already said everyone ran away00:16:00
in their own way, so to speak, everyone fled00:16:01
in its own way this is normal, but nevertheless00:16:04
less like a phenomenon it is a unique phenomenon00:16:06
dream speaking that's why we named it00:16:08
[ __ ] shalom that is, the ways of peace and00:16:10
agreement in translation is based on here00:16:13
these [ __ ] Shalom paths of peace and harmony00:16:15
we build relationships with others00:16:17
peoples But about the other shore00:16:19
rivers This is my favorite comment Why00:16:22
I'm done with this, so to speak00:16:26
accent uh when is Easter of the year and we00:16:29
we read what is there from time immemorial00:16:32
our ancestors lived on the other side of the river00:16:35
Well, it looks like Abraham I always00:16:37
I emphasize there is a river also with such uh00:16:41
big name fever and so on00:16:43
it turns out that I'm saying that all the main ones00:16:45
main temples There are two mosques00:16:48
Orthodox church bank, this is our church00:16:53
on the other side of the river, that is, since00:16:55
It’s also been a tradition since time immemorial. Well, here we are00:16:57
we know that the very name of a Jew is00:16:59
man from the other side Yes, a little bit00:17:02
otherworldly man yes we are we are Yes00:17:06
that's why even this story like this00:17:11
with geography it is even in this sense00:17:13
It’s symbolic that we ended up on something else00:17:15
bank of the river and how is it simple00:17:18
lucky how00:17:19
This is a difficult question for everything00:17:23
God's That's it, but I think it's just when00:17:27
it was Jabbarov who started this project in00:17:30
the nineties when everything was possible and in general00:17:33
So he still prudently decided00:17:35
that somehow Jews are better just in case00:17:38
resettle to the other side, I think so00:17:41
and we are grateful to him for this because in00:17:44
in general, we believe that this is in some way00:17:47
sense This is how it should be like Abraham00:17:49
Avin we are from the other side, this is what we have00:17:53
great history for more than a quarter of a century00:17:56
The community has existed for 27 years at ninety00:17:58
in the seventh year the first thing happened here00:18:00
event event is also significant because00:18:04
it was just a building no I mean I00:18:07
there was nothing even inside00:18:10
No furniture, nothing, it’s so loud00:18:13
the empty synagogue building stood like this00:18:17
Rus' speaks Yuri, that is, it was here00:18:19
open field Snezhnoe no fences00:18:22
There was nothing just standing in an open field00:18:25
synagogue and that's how it is now, but that was00:18:27
December too There were snowdrifts and a chain like that00:18:32
well-trodden yes this is the path because00:18:34
that there was only a watchman here and we need00:18:36
was to move in and fill this building00:18:39
life and I thought how to do this00:18:41
who will come here at all?00:18:43
end of the world Bear's corner Well me00:18:46
after all, they already knew a little in Moscow, but00:18:48
nevertheless, it was clear that it had to be done00:18:51
as we say the first event I00:18:53
I decided it would be symbolic if it00:18:55
there will be the first candle of Hanukkah and this00:18:58
the synagogue became Sinai when there00:19:01
life has warmed up what kind of life we are00:19:04
celebrated the beginning of Hanukkah 97 year one00:19:07
lit the candle, that's it00:19:11
the lamp that is outside I remember that00:19:14
when it's hot with such a wide hand to me00:19:24
unsubscribes00:19:27
zhere would like more Here she says you00:19:30
you know in the whole world it is accepted that puts00:19:32
Hanukkah lamp near synagogue A00:19:35
him that he has his own construction business00:19:37
okay and he put this one well00:19:41
electric of course it is00:19:42
so more Like as a symbol Yes as a symbol00:19:47
of course we have our own there00:19:49
now we will see the real Kiya which00:19:52
we also specially welded for this00:19:53
event but which has already begun to live there00:19:57
a blessing nonetheless, here it is00:19:59
became such a beginning as the impetus for our00:20:02
as we said, the Jewish light came on00:20:04
candle in the north of Moscow because it00:20:06
was the most such of all at that time from00:20:10
everything that was Jewish in Moscow00:20:12
it was the most00:20:14
northernmost address And that's been the case ever since00:20:18
Well, it’s clear that Hanukkah has passed and00:20:21
everything actually died down00:20:24
Chanukiah lit up, burned out, everything00:20:26
ran away about00:20:29
and in general it began00:20:31
community building is the sun like us00:20:32
we understand it’s a complicated story, here we go00:20:35
now we have something that we have here00:20:39
will you take a tour? Well, where to go?00:20:43
do you think that since a person stepped over00:20:45
From the threshold of the synagogue you are already our parishioners00:20:47
Well, about my parents, how much are they00:20:49
scientists This is a big question They still00:20:53
as the oil workers said, there is a WTO Yes00:20:58
he was studying about not so much a scientist he was there00:21:00
inventor He has many inventions and00:21:03
Mom basically graduated from pedagogical00:21:06
Institute she's like a teacher Well I am00:21:09
I say it as if because in reality she is not00:21:10
she was a physics teacher too00:21:12
was an oil engineer00:21:15
and in general yes it certainly had something to do with it00:21:18
to science, but this is still indirect00:21:20
scientist - that's me I graduated from chemical engineering00:21:22
Faculty of Moscow State University I really00:21:24
was engaged in pure science or something00:21:28
followed Well the truth continued quite00:21:30
relatively short, a few years but00:21:31
nevertheless, here But in any case, yes00:21:35
this is, of course, scientific education and in general00:21:38
us in this sense is so scientific00:21:41
intelligentsia our family is scientific00:21:43
intelligentsia this is true this is ours00:21:48
say secretary Well, more than00:21:50
secretary Because when people come00:21:52
they are the first ones to fall into Coma, let's do it00:21:55
come to us for a second, this is hers00:21:58
farming This is her initiative her farming00:22:01
I'm a little into this to be honest00:22:03
believed But thank God it’s here as in00:22:05
all decent synagogues have their own00:22:08
paraphernalia Well, everything is presented here00:22:11
religious paraphernalia for religious00:22:14
people for men for women for children and00:22:18
even for those just entering the synagogue00:22:22
just souvenirs00:22:24
inexpensive products, easy to take away00:22:27
yourself00:22:29
Judaism everyone can here's the store00:22:32
rich in00:22:33
knock down katan tallit00:22:37
threads00:22:39
Kip you know what they say in person00:22:42
They only say part of what they can00:22:44
to say everything in principle, here I am00:22:47
I want to praise my secretary because00:22:50
that I synagogues have something like that but00:22:54
here the sun is on business there are some very00:22:56
dear Ize, who few people need and00:23:00
everything here is actually to the point, that is00:23:02
many people come here because00:23:04
something that is really needed here from00:23:06
Jewish paraphernalia is right here00:23:08
that is, that is, it’s all done with how we00:23:11
it is said according to the mind and so to speak00:23:15
aimed at the target audience of the gift Yes00:23:18
Absolutely, I also noticed that00:23:20
you are not here Here are the walnut boxes00:23:24
with kipo00:23:26
David00:23:28
made of crocodile skin Yes, give me this one00:23:31
I like the star or this one00:23:34
you'll give it Well, yes, yes, well, I caught everything on00:23:37
Well, depending on how this interview goes00:23:39
anyway, let's not now he won't00:23:42
you about me I understand so I then Well he00:23:45
[ __ ] subsoil [ __ ] and Nara also participates00:23:48
Without these00:23:50
zach give me either this one or this one, good00:23:53
Well, I can immediately tell what’s here00:23:56
us Although despite this it is old00:23:58
We don’t even have signs here00:24:02
Jewish Sunday School Well available in00:24:04
I mean, it’s clear that it’s better not to go there00:24:06
come in but children come on Sunday00:24:09
and here stands Smoke like a rocker Well, in general00:24:11
as it should be. Why not?00:24:12
come in Well, because what's there00:24:14
just a children's room someday00:24:16
saw let's show00:24:19
the viewer has never seen this is a bunch of stuff00:24:22
junk that's just piled up00:24:25
nothing there, that's it if you promise me00:24:28
that you cut it out and cut it out00:24:30
definitely But the main thing is clear that00:24:33
the main thing is not all this, but the main thing is this00:24:35
Jewish kids Yes, that's it, so what?00:24:38
here here here nothing so good00:24:40
nice nice room it's very good00:24:44
sports mess yes yes And children love00:24:48
that's when you can take anything Well00:24:52
and not put in place and not put on00:24:53
place yes, well, the fact is that it exists00:24:56
this has been around for years now00:24:59
my daughter started, she started now00:25:02
not in Russia Basheva continues My wife00:25:05
Well, in general, thank God that there are Jewish00:25:08
children who and parents who00:25:09
bring them here in this case to00:25:12
sunday school pear tree00:25:14
plum lemon pomegranate Chestnut00:25:17
rowan apricot cherry and at the same time you can00:25:21
show our such our own00:25:23
paraphernalia is like an illustration of who Well00:25:26
one there are a lot of them00:25:29
And now you know how fashionable00:25:32
write in Russian in Russian in00:25:35
Hebrew in Juuri Well, Juuri we have everything00:25:38
of course we also have a community00:25:40
half Gorskaya, that’s understandable. Well, here we are00:25:43
I’m now getting my bearings00:25:45
there are at least four yes that is00:25:49
there is Cuba, there is Baku, here we are00:25:54
denski00:25:56
awls We we are not cubes we are Derbensky yes yes00:26:00
Do you know00:26:02
like from the lip from Krasnaya Sloboda Yes, the name is00:26:06
their name is the Baku ones, well, the greenhouse ones and the Baku ones00:26:11
do you know what the name of the unpaved ones is?00:26:13
ground I didn't know that greenhouse00:26:16
ground I have both, but this00:26:18
the most in friends yes00:26:20
but it's great but it's good for the kids here00:26:23
look directly you can take it from here and00:26:25
put Well, really a little differently00:26:28
looks a little different00:26:30
when is sunday school here00:26:32
everything is in perfect order here00:26:33
it's okay now00:26:36
ok order is not our word I00:26:39
I mean it starts here already00:26:41
such a movement is what is happening with children. And this00:26:45
kids fold like A in the mosque00:26:50
written Sadaqa sada Sadaqa long ago Sadaqa00:26:54
Yes Sadaka Yes and tagara and tagara even00:26:57
tagara and tagara is this00:27:01
Toru yes, these dollars are so childish, well00:27:05
it's clear here actually everyone00:27:07
Sunday is its own Well, the dollar child I have00:27:10
there is of course it's an imitation of course00:27:13
here is its own program, that is, all this00:27:17
it’s just that it’s just also its own00:27:19
paraphernalia the main thing is00:27:22
program what we say content Yes00:27:24
Jewish This is this That is what00:27:25
teachers specially prepare this00:27:29
this is precisely our tsimes, that’s all00:27:33
now now paraphernalia no problem00:27:35
with each of these the whole Entourage is00:27:38
costs nothing, the main thing is that they are Jewish00:27:40
kids And the Rebbe gave you a dollar Well, yes00:27:45
yes I will later00:27:47
I'll show you later I'll show you upstairs, that is00:27:50
classes are held here for children00:27:53
Sunday Yes, classes are held here00:27:55
with children on Sunday and from what time until00:27:56
how many00:27:58
Well, at 11, dear fellow TV viewers,00:28:01
If you want to bring your children to00:28:03
Sunday and keep them busy after Shabbat00:28:06
call this phone number and00:28:10
bring Let the children receive00:28:12
pleasure Well that's what it is00:28:15
in some sense a subject so good00:28:17
pride Yes This is our newspaper which00:28:19
it's coming out already00:28:21
798 I already forgot how to count but in general00:28:24
it’s every every week that is00:28:26
it means already00:28:28
almost 800 weeks ours comes out like this00:28:32
combat leaflet Right now Even with00:28:35
such Jewish comics about him00:28:37
You can subscribe and there will be a newsletter00:28:40
find it on the Internet and you can just go to00:28:42
By the way, you can take the paper version00:28:44
will be yes with yourself yes and this is you well no this00:28:48
not me and without00:28:49
points here weekly chapter Yes excerpts00:28:53
chickpeas I would rock here you just need to read00:28:57
here and on the topic of the week's chapter in fact00:28:59
in fact, I think the most interesting thing is00:29:02
here is the first editorial, so to speak. She is on00:29:05
current topics of Torah and modernity00:29:08
look Javier is a lovely man00:29:12
wonderful man Genrik Brezhnev00:29:15
Kissinger Well, this is just in memory then00:29:19
Kissinger passed away, I wrote in memory of him00:29:22
a small article Yes And you write Well this00:29:25
basically I am the content Yes it is Yes00:29:28
here yes yes here here as if here here00:29:31
It's these articles that are interesting00:29:33
the topic of the day seems to be connected by the front page00:29:36
which yes yes yes yes yes well you can do it00:29:38
then five Yes, you can take it later00:29:39
read quietly with great00:29:40
pleasure00:29:42
thank you Well, let's go upstairs anyway00:29:44
here you have to keep in mind this is so Well00:29:48
this is how we specifically work, what is it00:29:51
It's mostly administrative here.00:29:52
premises and clearly speaking a synagogue on00:29:55
the second is a men's room, the third is a women's room00:29:57
I see two stairs, that is a building00:29:59
symmetrically00:30:01
even the women's staircase and00:30:04
men's is men's men's traditionally00:30:07
Yes, that’s how it is with us, well, there’s still devastation in the broom00:30:11
Let's go, we're getting higher and higher and higher00:30:16
little little little little by the way since we00:30:20
let's go here we have00:30:21
special guest rooms where possible00:30:23
on Shabbat at MV stop without00:30:26
violations and with Well, that is, let's say in00:30:29
Friday to come and accordingly Tsei00:30:31
Shabbat at the end of Saturday00:30:34
e leave the synagogue hospitably and the whole00:30:37
Saturday spend kiddush prayers here all00:30:41
more than that even for some families00:30:43
they come here and how many rooms are there?00:30:47
three three rooms That is, three can be00:30:50
families yes yes yes yes yes let's maybe00:30:53
be First let's go up to the third floor00:30:55
then we'll go down to the second Yes00:30:59
yes yes yes this is a horizontal bar you can yes00:31:03
withstand yes hang stretch let's00:31:06
although being Well, once we00:31:10
Let's00:31:13
Oh ru So now I'll try, no00:31:20
more than one00:31:22
ra It's certainly not like this one00:31:26
Swedish00:31:32
stretch the spine sometimes hang00:31:35
It is very useful00:31:37
Yes, here we have Wow, this is the third floor00:31:41
This is the women's department from our army here00:31:45
they often film something like this unusual00:31:46
Entourage against the backdrop of Magen David Mosque and00:31:50
everything else can be interpreted differently00:31:53
but in general When in the summer of course here00:31:59
now it's crazy but it looks00:32:02
Luxurious summer here just here Well00:32:05
so unique00:32:08
a completely unique situation with one00:32:10
sides00:32:12
synagogue kebabs then all the fifth ten00:32:15
you can sit down there to relax and it’s yours00:32:19
territory That is, this is territory00:32:21
synagogues are not nikah00:32:26
samples00:32:27
We invite you to have such a cultural holiday here00:32:31
kosher territory I think it's great00:32:34
look here is a unique thing we are00:32:36
in Moscow we are used to the fact that there is a Moscow River and00:32:39
there is the Yauza itself, but here it flows00:32:41
this is also a fever, another river that00:32:44
does not freeze which is organized00:32:48
walking space very good00:32:51
organized it's a park in general it's a park00:32:53
quite Well, it’s not so visible there now00:32:55
there really is a prog Ray zone it00:32:57
very cultured, so to speak. Here's this one00:33:00
Likhoborka River It flows into the Yauza but00:33:04
interesting little story maybe00:33:06
it will be00:33:07
to someone that in every community in every00:33:12
synagogues have their own commandment, well00:33:14
it is clear that we must do everything00:33:15
we have to do this for us00:33:18
Talich we know that there is a ritual in Roshana00:33:21
when he goes to the river and reads a special00:33:23
prayer there entered the past00:33:28
and did not cast all our sins into the depths of the sea00:33:31
and go to the river but in most communities00:33:34
there is no river nearby, but we have it here00:33:36
just and that's when I spent the next one00:33:39
Roshan a long time ago in the early years00:33:41
such a crowd is coming00:33:44
cultural festive and in general not00:33:47
Shibka religious Well, as usual I look00:33:50
It's almost time for the sun to set00:33:52
do tash I say wait a minute00:33:54
I'm going to go read a prayer now. Well00:33:57
I lead the festive table accordingly00:34:00
I’m telling you and suddenly people are so inspired00:34:03
that he literally rushed after me and here00:34:07
quite steep bank and then00:34:10
uh, well, it’s autumn here, there’s a clayey shore00:34:15
there's already cheese there, it's raining, well, there's foliage there00:34:19
no, well, in any case, this one00:34:21
people in such festive clothes women00:34:24
in heels I don't know how they came down00:34:26
but we went down and read this prayer I00:34:30
I thought to myself how to get up No, well00:34:32
got up there as if not like this00:34:34
impossible just let's say so you00:34:36
you're sitting here in festive clothes00:34:38
festive table and then you go out and00:34:40
there's a path here00:34:45
the surroundings were heated and God heard our00:34:49
prayers in a few00:34:52
years00:34:55
with all the areas that in each area there was00:34:59
your own park and decided from this one here00:35:01
there was nothing, no park it was just00:35:03
here is the river as it is and they made it00:35:05
the park area was made normal00:35:08
the stairs across there is a bridge like this00:35:12
and not a bridge, a big bridge, what is possible00:35:14
stand up and read this ashli right from the bridge00:35:17
that is, they just did it perfectly for that00:35:19
to fulfill the commandment Well, we know00:35:21
Roshana is when we turn to00:35:23
yes to the Almighty Well, every day we contact you00:35:28
Jewish New Year when the Lord God00:35:30
determines fate and this is exactly what00:35:34
after that Roshan was done to us then we00:35:37
as we say nefesh selflessly00:35:40
let's go and read this prayer despite00:35:42
for all these difficulties the following00:35:45
next year already Yes, everything was ours00:35:49
services00:35:51
normal strong ladder mo and we teach00:35:56
Here00:35:58
the soul sang and naturally we cut through00:36:00
shafar for all those present Here in00:36:03
in general there was such a decision from that moment we00:36:06
realized that this is our commandment one of00:36:09
the commandments of our community are not tashli00:36:12
cast all our sins into the depths of the sea00:36:14
The Almighty sent us a good successful00:36:16
year This is the story here with each one00:36:19
here's every nuance, every detail behind it00:36:23
it's worth something so small00:36:25
the story and the other side is this one00:36:27
pedestrian zone Two pieces of this river here00:36:30
this one and there's another one here all there00:36:33
here paths here all there gazebos00:36:35
Everything is real here00:36:39
ennobled there and the bridge is here Yes00:36:42
where the bridge is, it's right there on the right, right there00:36:44
there is a staircase, well, several00:36:46
stairs But mostly we use this00:36:48
that one right here is the fence00:36:50
right behind the fence there is a staircase going down00:36:52
in principle you can walk along the fence00:36:54
walk through and see the stairs and immediately00:36:55
she rests on this bridge, it’s the same00:36:58
Kapkov was involved in these projects00:37:00
ennoblement Well, I don’t know who00:37:02
This is exactly what I was doing. In general, well00:37:04
valid in all areas of Moscow00:37:05
We have our own parks, so we decided to take them00:37:07
This natural one00:37:09
zone and turn it into a park in general00:37:11
it turned out very well yes it is00:37:13
amazing it's like nothing else in the world00:37:15
Moscow in general because it’s usually00:37:18
plane this is tile this is granite00:37:22
this is marble there and so on and here00:37:24
left this natural oh very00:37:27
they did it very culturally00:37:29
stairs are made of wood, that is, they are like00:37:32
well, not like that, just concrete Yes00:37:35
stupid and the stairs are made of thick ones, well you00:37:39
you will see from such thick boards that is00:37:42
they, too, seem to be like, well, how can I put it this way00:37:44
fit into the natural landscape, that is00:37:46
they did very actually more00:37:48
the cultural part is even different which is there00:37:50
on the other hand, you know what00:37:53
this reminded me a little00:37:56
and the banks were improved, in general they did00:37:59
very well, as if from the mind, let’s say00:38:02
so un-Soviet Yes, and you were in00:38:04
podushkina in podushkina Was of course that's it00:38:07
something there reminds me Yes, this is it00:38:09
a little bit yes yes it reminds me yes yes yes00:38:12
reminds me of something Well, it’s not ours of course00:38:14
zone so to speak everything00:38:16
let's put it this way00:38:19
this can be useful of course of course00:38:21
you can use00:38:23
Yes, well, this is still it00:38:27
This00:38:29
sit here lessons pass take lessons00:38:32
we have lectures here once again00:38:36
employment service is running for a month00:38:39
Jewish Here's the first Monday of everyone00:38:42
people gather here at 3 o'clock every month00:38:45
Well, we kind of help As employers00:38:48
find your future employees00:38:51
here00:38:55
come on the phone, job seekers come here00:38:58
yes, those people who are looking for work are already00:39:01
has existed for many years and is run by Miron00:39:05
black, this is where you have to look for Olin00:39:08
fills out a form Well, they talk to them00:39:10
and then accordingly the service she00:39:12
minding his own business, looking for it so to speak00:39:14
drives me like, well, like dating services Yes00:39:17
brings people together Yes, hello00:39:20
Myron Black was the one who connected us00:39:23
with your wonderful Leia Da and Miron00:39:27
very personal00:39:29
fruitful fruitful creative00:39:32
a man and a musician and here is the service00:39:35
Jewish employment and dating service00:39:38
He's great, well done, please tell me00:39:41
here are some00:39:42
iconic professions Here you have given00:39:47
opportunity to master Well look00:39:51
probably the answer00:39:55
maybe the shift manager of this But then00:39:58
that I know that sometimes it’s easy for me00:40:02
they say here's Reb Dovid thank you here00:40:04
your service found us a secretary for example00:40:07
and sometimes they find something like that, well, no00:40:10
they're so serious00:40:13
so people for such serious positions00:40:16
that's really it00:40:17
The spectrum is not limited Well, that is, not00:40:20
I know00:40:22
probably a position in the ministry is unlikely00:40:24
That's it, but that's basically it00:40:27
the man says that he can do what he00:40:29
claims, well, for so many years00:40:33
In my00:40:34
probably for about 30 or 25 years now00:40:38
it exists I think it's already there00:40:40
large database in terms of00:40:41
in the sense of employers, that is, everything00:40:43
Jewish communities use this How00:40:46
contact here for a person who is not00:40:48
the field below at the entrance of the synagogue there is a board00:40:51
advertisements there are just everything there00:40:53
the library is here Yes it is a library Yes00:40:56
for boxing too00:40:59
there is Well, more modestly there you are a martial artist00:41:03
are you doing? Well, I was doing it once. Yes00:41:05
Yes00:41:06
we are more modest Yes, we are more modest00:41:11
Wow, the water is pouring in here Yes00:41:14
what did you do?00:41:17
martial arts well yam me00:41:20
was00:41:25
trene the most well cuenca cuenca it is00:41:29
banned in the late seventies and early00:41:31
you can carefully00:41:39
move it low kick called yes no00:41:42
Kick - this is this in the foot in the bucket Yes00:41:46
this is for the average level00:41:51
average I haven't done this for a long time00:41:54
So, here are the women. Yes, I’m watching.00:41:56
department yes yes view view from the side00:41:58
women, take your hand out of your pocket00:42:01
put your phone away on Shabbat Well, kind of like that00:42:05
yes, on the contrary, everything is opposite to us from below00:42:08
chat Yes women yes And what a luxury watch00:42:13
What Quiet Street do you have no cars?00:42:16
none at all this is very very00:42:18
noisy street that's it yes yes it's here00:42:21
a rare occurrence here, traffic is like on00:42:23
there is no avenue here at all00:42:27
Mashi but00:42:28
anyway, this is just for arguing00:42:31
probably yes no, unfortunately it is00:42:33
not the most Quiet street Yes, I’m teaching a course00:42:37
lectures Science and religion Well, I don’t00:42:41
ingenuous, well, not just a favorite topic00:42:45
for me it's really very good00:42:47
in a sense this is my path because00:42:49
Yes, I kept thinking about myself and the places00:42:52
scientific mind umai raona mathematical00:42:57
and in general, yes, I needed something00:42:59
combine in my head in my mind00:43:02
on the one hand, it’s purely scientific00:43:05
the picture of the world that, in general, I have00:43:07
which I didn’t refuse and that’s what we00:43:09
read in the Jewish tradition in the Torah with00:43:12
all these miracles are signs, well00:43:15
many other attributes that00:43:16
of course with science00:43:19
no way as they say now00:43:21
they fight, I began to build something for myself00:43:25
There is00:43:26
that science itself is religion itself00:43:29
to myself That is, when I figuratively speaking in00:43:31
synagogue here I live this And when I00:43:35
doing science Well, when did I start00:43:37
I have already stopped practicing religion00:43:38
do science Well, in principle, and when00:43:40
I do science then yes I proceed00:43:44
for reasons of scientific truth out of everything00:43:47
what we were taught at school there or in00:43:49
institute but then I have these two00:43:52
pictures of the world religious scientific they00:43:53
gradually became00:43:55
combine and I, well, I can’t say that I00:43:59
Let's just say I had some kind of00:44:01
complete picture of the world but I’m already there00:44:06
there are many like this on this path00:44:09
questions that really me00:44:11
Let's just say they didn't interfere with Being00:44:13
even Ravina is a religious person, but how00:44:15
questions they certainly interested me, well00:44:18
in general we know that, for example, the Talmud Yes00:44:20
it's at least Babylonian Well00:44:23
the main Talmud which when we burn tal00:44:26
it is generally built on disputes, that is00:44:30
The Talmud is based on the so-called tulse00:44:33
disputes and discussions, that is, sages00:44:35
figuratively speaking until they were hoarse00:44:38
that they came from the same00:44:40
from tradition from the Torah Yes from oral00:44:42
traditions from the written tradition but with00:44:44
in this they could occupy opposite positions00:44:46
polar points of view Yes, of course they are00:44:48
mainly discussed not the picture of the world but00:44:51
Jewish law but nevertheless herself00:44:54
discussion dispute and questions that can be00:44:58
ask Well, how about Easter about the year Yes00:45:00
there's each of the00:45:04
four children are kind of different00:45:07
types00:45:09
different different people They ask each00:45:13
your question and some questions they00:45:16
Let's just say Well maybe00:45:20
some tricky ones but in general they are not very good00:45:24
he's the correct one Yes, this is Ben Rush00:45:26
which the wicked son asks What is this?00:45:29
you have here and this sounds like Irony and00:45:32
some kind of neglect, that is, a question in00:45:34
Jewish tradition can be asked what00:45:36
Is there a God? Is there a God? Yes, that is00:45:40
there are no taboo questions and here you go00:45:42
based on this I really am00:45:44
I was wondering how this can be combined. Well00:45:46
and in general I went through some00:45:49
the way, I saw that there was no00:45:51
contradictions between scientific and religious00:45:53
picture of the world Do you have any questions? Yes00:45:56
it's really going now00:45:57
The year is 5784 and we know that the Universe00:46:00
exists for more than 13 billion years, for example, well00:46:03
there are all sorts of notorious dinosaurs and00:46:05
much more but in fact there is00:46:07
More serious questions that00:46:10
may be more special00:46:13
these relate to some specific00:46:15
of things00:46:16
and Yes, this is all for real. Well, just like00:46:21
Jewish tradition it's alive it's00:46:23
is developing and constantly adding to it00:46:26
this is also a reason for research00:46:31
reflections as a scientific picture00:46:33
combined with religious I already said with00:46:35
my point is my deep conviction that00:46:37
there are no fundamental contradictions00:46:40
here are some questions Yes they are00:46:42
require their permission Well, by the way, we00:46:44
we know that the Lubavitcher Rabbi who has00:46:46
two higher educations and he is in Berlin00:46:50
university started graduated from sar that in00:46:52
in general, it essentially also has scientific00:46:55
obva00:46:56
and therefore in00:46:58
in particular we know from him Questions00:47:02
answers to some of these questions00:47:04
which relate to the relationship between Torah and00:47:06
religion In short, to sum it up, yes00:47:10
this is an interesting and important topic, we from it00:47:12
We don't run, we're not afraid of it, on the contrary it is00:47:15
reason for further further00:47:17
reflections further research Well00:47:19
we know that when the Messiah comes, he00:47:22
combine a scientific and religious picture of the world00:47:24
we'll see in one piece with the rain, well, we're a lot00:47:27
what did you see but still like us00:47:29
we can even understand the face of the synagogue00:47:31
say the heart of the synagogue - This is the prayer room00:47:33
Hall Aron codes and everything00:47:38
the rest is Luzhkov's Empire style, that's all with00:47:42
this is where it all started00:47:43
started a00:47:45
forty no no Well I mean what is it00:47:49
main main room of the synagogue Yes00:47:52
after all00:47:53
it is clear that now there are no synagogues in00:47:55
in the classical sense of the word it is00:47:57
community center all synagogues have become00:47:59
already to the community center But still the main thing00:48:02
- it's a synagogue like it00:48:05
there are Aron codes - that's by the way00:48:09
gift from Baku00:48:11
the Jew Abramov is handsome Well, yes In general, yes00:48:16
ordered Yes, this is it by the way, this is it00:48:18
Hanukkah is exactly the same age as her00:48:21
synagogues here in ninety-seven00:48:23
there was nothing here, but there was already this one00:48:26
Chanukiah we specially ordered it00:48:28
to the opening of the synagogue And when do you have00:48:31
the first Torah appeared Well then00:48:35
appeared there, in general there would have been a Torah scroll00:48:38
now we have three scrolls, uh, two more later00:48:41
gave00:48:42
uh Well, in general, the scroll was there from the very beginning00:48:46
beginning Can you show me the scroll? Well, I don’t.00:48:48
I know I can just open Aron Kodosh00:48:51
everything there is like everything, like everything, like everything with people00:48:55
as usual00:48:57
Today we are just00:49:00
read read the next chapter and the first00:49:05
Of these three, the first one is the most mature.00:49:08
first Well, she's there in the corner, she's still from00:49:11
old Marino Grove there even when00:49:13
there was a fire there and well, she didn't00:49:16
I was hurt, but it was so hot there00:49:20
a little bit like this Dark stripe between00:49:23
these00:49:24
I'm waiting for two columns left00:49:27
black stripe Well, somewhere I don’t remember00:49:28
somewhere in the middle That's it Legacy00:49:31
from the old synagogue in Marina Roshcha This is the same00:49:33
didn't do it, it wasn't kosher, we wouldn't let her00:49:37
used No, she's just there00:49:38
it turned out that the text was preserved therefore00:49:40
there are no problems with this, here it is00:49:43
in a sense, trophy is a tradition00:49:46
that the tablets were not like this00:49:49
ordinary ones are depicted as00:49:51
semicircles in the form of arches and they were in00:49:54
in general, actually like a cube00:49:57
so we are trying to revive this00:50:00
this tradition That's why here when we00:50:01
We ordered Taron Kodesh specially00:50:03
ordered the tablets, exactly like this00:50:05
traditional form and here they are also in00:50:07
like this00:50:08
traditional rectangular form but here I am00:50:12
I say that in my opinion very00:50:13
It’s symbolic that literally here we are today00:50:15
read about Aron codesh about this one00:50:19
about the Ark as it was 3300 years ago00:50:21
Well, yes, the tablets were preserved there too00:50:24
first Torah scroll So Rabbi Where from00:50:28
information about the shape of the tablet Well00:50:32
look There is a dispute as always on everything00:50:35
everything for everything There is a dispute but00:50:38
uh there is00:50:41
uh there is00:50:43
uh these are the traditional images00:50:46
Well, even let’s say on the coat of arms of Israel00:50:49
that's me, I mean minorat Yes, that's it00:50:52
or tablets which often00:50:54
well this is well00:50:57
firstly, this is not really our tradition, yes00:51:00
that is we Where did it come from it came from00:51:03
rather, from what Christian sources are they00:51:06
that's how they imagined it00:51:08
And if we follow our oral tradition00:51:12
that is, the commentator is there00:51:13
it is said that these tablets were in the form00:51:15
two00:51:16
cubes in the form of two cubes where the inscription00:51:19
pass and sapphire Yes, they were just there00:51:22
let's just say that they take measurements00:51:26
they weren't that wide, they were a little00:51:28
narrower and the inscription went right through. So00:51:32
we're trying, it's clear what it is00:51:34
symbolism but we try it00:51:35
reproduce the same way I use it00:51:37
by chance I’ll say that this seven-branched candlestick00:51:38
minara which is also natural00:51:41
one of the symbols after all00:51:43
let's say the tablets - This is such a thing00:51:47
which was kept somewhere by Amira - This00:51:50
what exactly what stood in the Holy00:51:53
Tom's temple branch was used and now00:51:56
we did it on purpose too When we did it00:51:58
not in this traditional way00:52:01
semicircles these are the branches and these are00:52:04
straight herringbone this has an image00:52:07
Ramba Well ramba and one beckons00:52:10
one of the Big Authorities may be him00:52:13
one of the first of the main authorities He has00:52:16
he has a drawing where he depicted a minor note00:52:20
exactly00:52:21
like a Christmas tree and not like this00:52:26
in the form of such a semicircle Well, Lubavitch00:52:29
The rabbi really insisted on this and Well00:52:32
because I am a follower of Lubavitcher00:52:34
Guys, I also follow this, that is, it’s clear00:52:37
that we do not deny that there are different points00:52:39
view But we follow that's it00:52:42
this is exactly what this is often referred to00:52:46
triumphant00:52:48
Arkutino destroyed the Temple but again We count00:52:51
what is this for on No argument Possible00:52:53
that this would be authentic Minora is00:52:56
there was some kind of cast of her, so to speak, and not00:52:59
embrace the fact that he was accurate, well00:53:01
in short, there is such a tradition and00:53:04
we her00:53:05
we want to revive Well, that is, I revive00:53:08
I mean that in most cases00:53:10
really portrays it like this00:53:12
I don’t know in the paintings of Rem Brandt00:53:14
they depict the Giving of the Torah and we00:53:17
we still want to follow our00:53:18
traditions themselves. Therefore, this is how it is00:53:21
this is so very interesting and instructive00:53:25
this is big for many, including00:53:28
me00:53:30
discovery Jacob00:53:32
and Borisovich Abramov left this world pgo00:53:37
days of the month Khish Von And let it be00:53:41
the soul will remain forever for ninety years00:53:44
sixth year yes Yakov Borisovich Abramov Yes00:53:47
this is, well, his son accordingly00:53:50
I ordered this in memory of my father00:53:53
Yes Yes00:53:55
Sun and00:53:56
there is this too Well yes this is also Aron00:54:00
Kosh But let's just say it's here he's on00:54:02
himself00:54:03
in fact, at the beginning we used this and00:54:07
these tablets are also here in the form00:54:09
These are the cubes Here we are at the beginning00:54:12
enjoyed this Aron he is more modest00:54:14
we did it ourselves, we ordered it ourselves, but00:54:17
then we've already moved to a new level. This is00:54:21
left where is it00:54:24
what to do00:54:25
that's not where the old ones are stored00:54:28
Torah scrolls that have already arrived00:54:29
unsuitability For example00:54:31
This is what a Torah scroll looks like, sewn from00:54:35
these stripes are called T What kind of KTA00:54:39
Well, KTA is here now I won’t say I think00:54:43
what is this KTA in Rus' there is such a thing00:54:47
as in general it comes from albie most likely00:54:50
this is KTA of Rus' Yes, there is such a special one00:54:52
term that it is so written00:54:56
Jews on Russian territory but mostly00:54:58
this is the chasuble at the heart of the chasuble00:55:07
this is the law of the Passover sacrifice00:55:10
no one outsider00:55:11
owes him00:55:17
eat and00:55:24
speak00:55:29
Human00:55:32
sma commandment choir00:55:35
firstborn end of the chapter it's just like that00:55:38
it turned out that this is right there00:55:42
old ones who are already like this00:55:44
here are the well-worn species, here in principle they are00:55:47
in an amicable way should be given to00:55:50
[music]00:55:54
downstairs, in principle, they are sent downstairs then00:55:56
eat in a good way of course they have to be00:55:57
give to the bottom but we are all like Ruki not00:55:59
get the genius, this is what it means in translation00:56:02
means storage Here is the storage and in00:56:06
basically, it’s some kind of analogue of a library00:56:09
But they give it there for eternity00:56:13
storing such paraphernalia as00:56:15
fell into disrepair Therefore in the end00:56:17
in the end I'll probably have to give it there00:56:20
in the end they are disposed of they are not there00:56:23
it’s just, well, it has its own order00:56:28
holy books that have fallen into disrepair00:56:30
They’re buried. Well, they’re not just buried, of course.00:56:33
they bury the ground and in some way00:56:36
say case case something like that00:56:39
uh and yes Well, in principle yes it’s like00:56:44
rule in the ground Well, that is, some analogue00:56:47
Yes, some kind of analogue of such a cemetery if00:56:50
so you can put it Yes, here they are00:56:52
just stored Well, yes, until the car arrives00:56:55
until the Messiah comes, where is your place?00:56:57
Well, I have no room for modest people00:57:01
Actually, I wanted to draw attention to this00:57:04
Kiskovo so-called00:57:07
uh, well, this is kitty or Yaga here they do it on it00:57:10
circumcision And this Kise can sit00:57:13
Of course you can, this is Kise and code, that is00:57:16
in the past it was customary in the synagogue that00:57:20
two respected members of the community, so to speak00:57:22
Rabbi and the chairman of the community they sat00:57:25
facing the community uh and in many synagogues00:57:29
you can see it but I am the chair00:57:32
Of course I don’t use it, I sit on it00:57:34
only once after the trumpets in the shafar00:57:37
after the blowing of the shofar the person accepted00:57:40
who blows the shafar Well, usually it's me00:57:42
it is customary that he sits facing the community Well00:57:45
there is such a custom like this00:57:48
in principle yes it is formal yes it is00:57:50
Rovinsky chair but I usually sit in00:57:53
opposite corner from behind00:57:56
interesting That's not what I'm really attracted to00:57:58
attention, you see that it is unusual, that00:58:00
it's obviously old, and it's old Marina too00:58:03
groves with that wooden Marina grove00:58:05
it's even touching here00:58:08
made it look like wood Yes, this is the same paint00:58:11
Yes, but it's like this under the tree00:58:13
as if they were trying to limit the structure00:58:15
tree and so this is my my00:58:18
Jewish childhood Well, I was no longer a child00:58:20
But this is what I came to Judaism with00:58:25
this is what I had before00:58:28
eyes Well00:58:30
about 40 years ago more00:58:34
even here is the synagogue, you know it00:58:36
severely damaged by fire there now00:58:38
stands miots community center Well here it is00:58:40
some old paraphernalia00:58:42
managed to save This is such a memory00:58:45
and about those years when I started and now00:58:49
so, well, it’s not just Marina Roshch00:58:51
Marina Roshchina is very much like this00:58:53
old wooden building such a place00:58:55
that is, there were such synagogues there00:58:58
Belarus Ukraine Sometimes I'm on NM00:59:02
I sit while I lead the Passover Seder too00:59:04
It happens00:59:05
this I remember when I was in Here again in00:59:09
Old Marina Grove in Soviet times and00:59:11
when you say there are some tattoos on00:59:15
Caucasus Exactly the Tats Even Said Well00:59:17
Yes, in principle, Mountain Jews are for both00:59:20
this would be some kind of ethic00:59:23
they're like something out of a fairy tale00:59:27
some fairy-tale characters then through00:59:31
Well, it’s clear that a lot of time has passed and00:59:33
I also went through some kind of Jewish path00:59:35
then I realized that Tato was not at all00:59:37
has nothing to do with Mountain Jews00:59:39
that this is a completely different nationality00:59:41
Just sometimes Mountain Jews themselves00:59:43
recorded for someone the same way as me00:59:45
recorded himself as Russian and also mountaineers00:59:48
Jews recorded tatami, there are mountain00:59:50
Jews and Yes, that was me several times00:59:55
and in Derbent and Baku and Well, actually00:59:58
skat in this region in our community Well01:00:01
half is not half but also of course01:00:03
Mountain Jews are present as everywhere01:00:05
And01:00:07
I01:00:09
that's how it is, for me this is an example of that01:00:15
here I am, without a family, without a tribe, Yes, I am Ashki01:00:18
Navsky Jew Yes, my mother so to speak01:00:21
Ashki Nazca Jewish but no tradition01:00:24
I didn't receive anything from my parents01:00:27
Well, my dad is Russian, but even where are my families?01:00:31
which are 100% Jewish with some01:00:34
There’s nothing Jewish there either, but01:00:38
here are the mountain communities and now I don’t divide01:00:41
Of course I said this as a joke, here I am01:00:44
mountain communities Well, the Caucasus is a region01:00:48
where did it come from? And now it’s clear that01:00:49
this is all over the world01:00:51
then I was there in Perm, anywhere, everything01:00:54
anyway, there are not just mountain Jews there, but01:00:56
there is a mountain community there01:00:59
tradition Yes, this is a thousand-year-old01:01:01
tradition there can be argued when when01:01:03
this community arose there but in any01:01:06
In case this is almost a Purim event01:01:08
Yes, from those times01:01:10
and she kept yes Modern mountaineers01:01:14
Jews are also not all religious, but01:01:17
nevertheless they kept this one01:01:20
tradition and we know in which01:01:21
conditions because the Caucasus is such01:01:23
cauldron Yes, there are constant wars and conflicts01:01:27
a lot of things through this turf, how much is there01:01:30
troops passed back and forth and the Jews01:01:33
Remained Remained Jews preserved01:01:35
tradition and this is a centuries-old tradition01:01:39
Well, that is, I’m just looking at these01:01:41
they are like the embodiment of people for me01:01:44
Jewish tradition which is with tradition01:01:47
ancestors what I can’t say to myself01:01:49
I'm just saying01:01:52
that's the point of zero I had to do all this with01:01:55
zero and I understand that there is a certain01:01:58
inferiority is why I have it01:02:00
great respect for the mountain Jews there01:02:02
Georgian Jews Bukharian Jews specifically01:02:05
as the bearer of a centuries-old tradition which01:02:07
never interrupted and that's why01:02:11
at worst of course01:02:13
yes there is a piano there yes there is no piano there either01:02:16
a very statutory thing Let's face it01:02:18
synagogue is not very accepted But01:02:21
because now I'm saying that01:02:23
our synagogues spend a cent here01:02:25
on big holidays there are tables here01:02:27
in rows there is about 15001:02:30
man around Passover Seder01:02:32
for example, or Hanukkah, it's Purim and Well, yeah01:02:36
also musical accompaniment Yes I am not No01:02:39
I don't play but we have people who play01:02:41
And rabbi, why do you have me in several01:02:45
in some places I saw the inscription Not tzedakah01:02:47
accepted01:02:49
a Dak through e Well, because there is a runaway01:02:53
it's possible to say01:02:55
the best thing to say is not to say01:02:57
but it’s just in Russian letters01:02:59
tzedakah not very much it’s just simpler01:03:03
was read of course this does not mean that01:03:05
some direction no no absolutely no01:03:08
no direction this for pages this01:03:11
pages Yes pages are red these are pages01:03:15
There when Let's say we have pages in those here01:03:19
when they read the Torah so that, well,01:03:22
divide and there is this very number of the psalm01:03:26
that is, this is a page in the prayer books01:03:28
And this, accordingly, if there is something there01:03:30
there is something like this Well, since it’s not on Shabbat01:03:33
It doesn’t work out any other way Only01:03:35
mechanically, we bought this one here01:03:37
Well, I can show you something else that’s also interesting01:03:40
Well here you see it's like this01:03:43
quite modestly, not without some01:03:46
excesses but there is also one more here01:03:49
attribute from the old Marina Grove01:03:53
uh01:03:54
amut That is, we have an amut which01:03:58
We always use it where it belongs01:04:00
leading prayer Khazan And this is amut01:04:03
the same as the relics of the old Marino ro01:04:06
This is very touching in Soviet times.01:04:07
time was done by someone on purpose01:04:09
I made an applique, cut it all out and01:04:12
I even pasted these Eagles I don’t know01:04:15
where did he get this from? Well, it’s so popular01:04:18
creativity but very touching what01:04:20
people came up when it was done01:04:25
that is, it's worth a lot, well01:04:28
we restored it a little But01:04:31
he's also a friend of that chair01:04:33
one so to speak01:04:35
kit So this is our story Yes01:04:38
yes it's written here01:04:43
Yes01:04:46
this Well I know I think it myself01:04:51
also never even counted01:04:55
I know in front of me you are standing so standard01:04:58
inscriptions are often made but01:05:00
it's touching that people are the very thing01:05:03
this is even actually this is actually this01:05:06
from some textbook. That is, this is him01:05:08
I made a special slot here01:05:10
it looked like a priest01:05:11
blesses That is, he is from some01:05:13
I don’t know where the textbook is, maybe even01:05:15
anatomy cut out these palms and made them01:05:18
so it turned out like this01:05:21
the position of the fingers is like that of a priest01:05:24
someone did this with a lot of soul01:05:28
yes and time haha hashem vysh rekha Yes top01:05:31
kohani blessing of the priests we were01:05:33
on oil a Israila miland A in01:05:38
Kaliningrad and they did01:05:41
And this one01:05:43
marble board01:05:45
memorable01:05:47
and she01:05:49
cracked and01:05:52
but read it01:05:55
these are the words taken by which01:05:59
this line has gone through a crack and there too01:06:01
there was some01:06:02
message Secret interesting yes sa alantera01:06:06
Here they are, I’ll ask the Swede for this message01:06:09
I’ll ask the seamstress A and What exactly01:06:12
written You can see in our01:06:16
program community on the map from01:06:19
Kaliningrad Rava has Dovid the Swede in01:06:24
guests and there the specialist reveals the secret01:06:28
what does it say welcome?01:06:31
please both specialist and creator01:06:33
actually this one01:06:36
memorial, well, I wanted a few more words01:06:39
say about our community what we have01:06:41
every day we have morning prayers01:06:44
this is not the case in every community01:06:46
it happens Because it’s still not very good01:06:47
just collect minya Today we had01:06:49
The minyan was the reading of the Torah. Here we celebrate01:06:53
all Saturdays are holidays and some01:06:55
memorable dates That is, it’s just without01:06:58
exceptions Shabbat we gather People01:07:02
Well, again, this is probably in everyone01:07:03
communities so but we speak to ourselves for for01:07:07
Otradnoe Especially since we are like you01:07:08
saw there are guest rooms where you can01:07:10
spend the night for those who want to stay in01:07:14
so to speak, they strictly observe Shabbat and do not01:07:16
goes on Shabbat and on major holidays here01:07:20
Purim Hanukkah sand And so on here01:07:23
the whole hall is filled with people, here we are already01:07:27
we make tables and Well, it’s clear that it’s not01:07:30
only at tables and not only at meals01:07:32
And Burim means reading the scroll means01:07:36
this is the fun of masquerade and everything else of Passover01:07:40
you know the Passover Seder and so on01:07:42
this is all all these years since ninety01:07:46
seventh year, without exception, we have everything01:07:48
Yes, we are all always happy01:07:52
Iri bom is always welcome Welcome to01:07:56
our our community besides this here they go01:07:58
Regular classes are mainly conducted by me01:08:02
And again, whoever is interested just needs01:08:05
contact us to see and we'll do it01:08:07
let's tell you there is an activity for men01:08:09
women have lectures there are more01:08:11
in-depth classes for hemorrhoids I mean01:08:13
Talmud Jewish philosophy01:08:18
dut Well, besides this, about the community - this is01:08:24
it really is one big family01:08:26
Beautiful words but sometimes it's01:08:29
matches Oddly enough01:08:30
is true for us01:08:32
besides what is now in Moscow01:08:34
there are a lot of synagogue communities and people go01:08:36
and that's normal today Here tomorrow there01:08:39
but in general there is some contingent of people01:08:41
who focus on our synagogue01:08:43
although it is not in the very center01:08:48
But we are glad to see everyone, this is also interesting01:08:51
It’s a sign of the times that a lot comes to us01:08:53
Jews and well, someone wants to convert this01:08:57
I’m also such a total disaster now01:08:59
I would say But besides this there are people01:09:01
who are not going to convert, they01:09:03
they just want to be they like01:09:05
Jews they like the atmosphere in01:09:08
synagogue they just come here like that01:09:10
saying to rest your soul is also01:09:13
ok this is also welcome but Yes01:09:16
yes yes people who try01:09:19
keep our seven commandments We are very01:09:21
for example A woman comes by the way01:09:24
she regularly orders prayer for01:09:26
his loved ones Well, of course he does01:09:28
donation But that's not the point01:09:30
It's not a Jew, but she came01:09:33
the church comes and somewhere else it01:09:36
orders prayer and is already in the synagogue01:09:38
for many years this is also an indicator that this01:09:41
a person chooses with his soul without any01:09:45
prejudices So what else01:09:52
since Jewish life is also a community01:09:57
synagogue people come to the minyan from nearby01:10:01
lying down Well, I must say this is for me too01:10:03
small miracle Because people come01:10:06
I'm not from the Moscow region, moreover01:10:09
here are those who were here and many lived nearby01:10:11
have already moved Well, due to circumstances01:10:13
someone even left there for Israel and01:10:16
sometimes people come just from01:10:18
Moscow region from all districts of Moscow then01:10:21
there is less with us here I apologize01:10:25
smeared with honey, that is, here somehow01:10:28
we are not the richest community, certainly not01:10:31
we have such luxurious conditions01:10:33
but for some reason many people prefer01:10:34
exactly to go here So no, not at all01:10:38
only from nearby areas from all over01:10:39
Moscow By the way, right here like this01:10:42
everything is already on track, so we sit down and drive01:10:46
we conduct classes there is it so Nede yes01:10:50
it costs all week Well, of course Shabbat01:10:52
we clean it all week it costs Yes and01:10:55
microphone professional microphone Yes01:10:57
The microphone is good it's light yes yes yes it is01:10:59
so to speak and the camera Yes yes it is the Camera01:11:02
here the camera is first of all yes Well good01:11:04
camera Everything is fine here, here you are01:11:07
you see yourself right there Yes yes I see myself there01:11:09
Yes Yes I sit Yes Dorg Shalom Jewish01:11:12
community in Otradnoye to meet Masha Ahu01:11:14
the paths of peace and harmony Well, this is ours01:11:16
motto yes because darkei shalom paths of peace and01:11:19
agreement here Well, that's our motto01:11:22
for ourselves have chosen for you throughout01:11:25
family social programs01:11:28
to celebrate a family celebration we are in01:11:30
difficult moment which is very important Yes yes it is01:11:34
unfortunately unfortunately there are also01:11:37
people who are like this are also like this01:11:40
there is such a remarkable moment01:11:42
Georgian Jew is from a religious background01:11:44
family that he has anniversaries already01:11:48
not alone there are several anniversaries a year and01:11:51
he comes specifically to celebrate with us01:11:54
so he goes to prayer somewhere in01:11:55
another place But we all already know01:11:57
memorized all these anniversaries of his because01:12:00
that for some reason he comes regularly to01:12:01
Then the horror hits us in the community01:12:05
table Well, in general, for some reason this is his01:12:09
here from all the synagogues and Georgian synagogues01:12:12
for some reason he is attracted to our well01:12:14
here here it's cool here you're like01:12:17
not in Moscow01:12:19
naho some special atmosphere Yes it is01:12:22
really, well, we can go now01:12:24
see also the subject of our pride01:12:26
such good correct Jewish01:12:29
pride is a mikveh and a pool for01:12:32
ritual ablution you know what not01:12:34
you have enough Ravina to Kavina in your house01:12:38
thought about this topic01:12:41
[music]01:12:52
But01:12:58
[music]01:13:03
we read every day Ashi Tekha happy01:13:07
staying in your house means01:13:11
either in the temple or there in the synagogue in the yeshi01:13:14
but I think this is not very correct01:13:17
the word I think is more correct to say01:13:21
that this way of life and that ore01:13:25
the activities I do he01:13:27
brings me satisfaction01:13:30
In what sense is satisfaction more often than not?01:13:32
really dissatisfied with himself, that is, in01:13:35
in this sense like this01:13:36
no satisfaction but overall I01:13:39
I do what I would like to do01:13:41
doing it is probably the most important thing, well01:13:43
I’m not taking a family of children and stuff right now01:13:45
such family happiness but this is separate01:13:47
topic I remember when I first came to01:13:50
the old synagogue in Marino Roshche01:13:52
wooden01:13:54
and there I am completely surprised01:13:55
The Soviet man is in no mood01:13:57
far not only from religion but also from01:13:59
Jewish in general, although I have a mother01:14:01
Jewish but of blessed memory but nothing01:14:04
there was no Jew in our house and here I am01:14:06
first time fooling around absolutely got into01:14:08
synagogue and was surprised to find it there01:14:10
people my age, that is, the same01:14:13
like me Soviet guys who also have01:14:15
about higher education but at the same time they01:14:17
here in the synagogue they know how to pray for01:14:19
I have a completely incomprehensible language They01:14:22
already familiar with the Jewish tradition I was then01:14:25
I had such a crazy thought I01:14:27
I think that I go to work in my01:14:29
institute not I also liked what I did01:14:32
I've been studying but I can't say that I'm in01:14:34
I was completely satisfied that everything01:14:36
what I wanted is this and these people01:14:40
come where they feel comfortable where they01:14:43
where Where is the Jewish soul calling them Well01:14:46
I didn’t say such words to myself, but it makes sense01:14:48
there was one and they do exactly the same01:14:50
see topic Well religion profession Ravina can01:14:55
being a profession is usually a person for him01:14:57
religion is an important component01:14:59
part of his life he can be engaged01:15:02
what Well, if not what but different Native01:15:05
activities, etc. But for them, essentially01:15:07
it was their life they come to01:15:09
synagogue I could say more soon01:15:12
feels more at home there01:15:14
comfortable at home than in your own01:15:16
apartment and children at the call of ser, I thought01:15:20
amazing you can envy yourself01:15:23
I can’t say that, but I’m definitely like that01:15:25
I won’t it’s definitely not for me this is me01:15:27
I look at it from the outside and I relate to it01:15:29
with respect But I certainly won’t be like that01:15:32
this is, excuse me, well, uh, as they say01:15:36
Never say never but I think that01:15:39
this is, in a sense, happiness01:15:42
Jewish happiness Hasidic happiness01:15:45
feel in place It's called01:15:49
Jewish tradition shlyahu mission feeling01:15:51
what did you find this this your01:15:54
mission your place in this world and in general and01:15:58
in the Jewish world in particular and in general01:16:01
you are where you should be and where are you01:16:04
should be where there where you are on01:16:07
himself01:16:09
in fact, the Most High intended and indicated to the rebbe01:16:13
Well, here I am right now where I am now01:16:16
I think we'll see where I am tomorrow01:16:19
We're heading to now01:16:22
Mick01:16:23
Mik Mik - This is a ritual pool01:16:27
ablutions01:16:29
and women as According to Jewish01:16:32
traditions married women they regularly01:16:36
visit01:16:37
kwu is like a cleansing procedure after01:16:42
what is possible in a man's married life?01:16:46
also go to01:16:47
Mick01:16:49
forgiveness yoke01:16:52
Almost everyone does this with Sida01:16:54
day before prayer So with this Miko and01:16:57
We both actively use them. Well01:16:59
now we'll go and01:17:04
let's see the sun came out in the morning01:17:08
straight Frost the sun is a wonderful day You01:17:11
look how gorgeous the weather is Oh yes yes01:17:13
yes, here it is, this is how it feels01:17:16
right here because we are in the city01:17:18
when everything is at home and here Yes01:17:21
especially a fairy tale a fairy tale so This is female01:17:26
Here01:17:28
uh our woman is balanizing01:17:31
Doesn't really like it when he comes here01:17:33
strangers come in but we Slowly we01:17:36
We won’t tell her, but here we are01:17:40
got some water Well, that is, it’s usually clear01:17:42
we'll lower it a little, I'll show you a piece01:17:45
all all We will not open one of01:17:48
the first which was01:17:50
built in Moscow in modern times yes01:17:53
that's why she's so modest now they're building01:17:56
maybe with great style But here it is01:17:58
the main point is that a woman can01:18:02
come take a dip01:18:03
and be with your husband and as you advise01:18:09
plunge into mi lying down or or Well, here it is again01:18:13
Everyone has their own01:18:14
tradition01:18:17
here I am more01:18:20
I prefer to pull it out01:18:23
babe called it a fish yes yes In this01:18:26
I prefer the pose, maybe more01:18:29
because01:18:30
How can I say, well, water is for me01:18:34
natural environment I feel at home there01:18:36
very confident so I kind of01:18:37
more natural like this and the tank I'm like this01:18:40
I understand the tank is there there Yes01:18:43
for behind the wall, well, now it’s empty01:18:47
naturally we are now a reservoir when01:18:49
Prim to the men's Mika T It's clear how it all is01:18:53
it looks like a man's, but it's simpler here01:18:56
that's not the case here, it's all the same here01:18:58
No01:18:59
And balanitis is balanitis, well, in men's01:19:12
here here cleaning filters sozhe this01:19:16
taco Yes special and here is this one01:19:19
a special groove along which it should01:19:22
pass the water If you look closely there01:19:24
there is a wooden plug and it leads here01:19:28
this tank which is outside that is01:19:30
when we fill it up Well it happens01:19:32
rarely there, I don’t know about 10 years ago, but if01:19:37
fill with rainwater then here we are01:19:39
first fill the tank then01:19:41
open this plug and the water flows by gravity01:19:43
enters Mik And here she is already01:19:46
circulates yes circulates too yes01:19:49
circulates so it passes through01:19:51
this through this skinny be skinny concrete yes01:19:54
yes skinny concrete absolutely yes yes concrete01:19:57
Dalil and skinny concrete - it imitates01:20:01
it seems to imitate the earth with a large01:20:03
sand content and high content01:20:04
sand, it seems to imitate the earth that water01:20:07
passes as if on the ground and then01:20:09
gets into Mick because according to the law01:20:11
only natural cleansing power has01:20:14
water that collects in the container That01:20:17
is it is any mikveh is it a closed vessel01:20:21
there aren't any01:20:23
drain you She only exercises through01:20:27
top and should be with water01:20:30
act by gravity and naturally01:20:34
according to natural material, that is, according to01:20:37
Well, basically on the ground but naturally in01:20:39
This miko imitates the earth like this01:20:42
cement with a lot of sand01:20:45
Yeah, the water temperature is comfortable01:20:48
the temperature is comfortable Yes we have01:20:49
comfortable warm Yes and you every morning uh01:20:52
Yes we do every morning yes Well almost yes01:20:55
today I was here too, well there is01:20:57
alternative is a source when there is01:20:59
key but this is such a rare situation where01:21:02
mostly used when possible01:21:04
rainwater Well, accordingly01:21:06
is collected and it is there not here01:21:09
it's obvious but there's actually something there01:21:11
there's always a bottom, like all this is always the case01:21:13
Jews, that is, this is the bottom of the mikveh - this is on01:21:15
actually not real not real yes01:21:18
there is another tank underneath it Where01:21:20
rainwater is stored here and there01:21:22
If you look closely in the corner there is this01:21:24
a small square hole that01:21:26
connects Upper and lower lower01:21:28
department But this one is very interesting01:21:31
philanthropist and sponsor who does it all01:21:34
he built it here designed for Mick01:21:39
no we designed the room but on01:21:41
there really is a special person shmoo01:21:43
and Levin e Russian-speaking Ravin in Israel01:21:46
who is engaged in the design of apartments01:21:49
all over the world and in Russia there is a lot of it too01:21:51
it was his project that he designed, that is01:21:54
we sort of gave the dimensions and explained how01:21:56
everything is arranged here because01:21:58
then here's the project itself01:22:01
he did and you didn’t dive into the river Well,01:22:05
We didn’t dive the river for some reason01:22:08
but some members of our community dived but01:22:11
the thing is that they are natural bodies of water01:22:13
also subject to certain01:22:15
conditions may serve Mick But this is extreme01:22:17
inconvenient Well, for women it’s generally01:22:18
excluded because she plunges into01:22:21
natural form and that's it01:22:23
Here, but this is inconvenient anyway01:22:25
Well, first of all, because of course01:22:27
the righteous there Oku in the river all year round01:22:30
but we are not so righteous that we will allow01:22:32
now take a plunge here and then01:22:35
again, after all, we are in Moscow in the city01:22:37
That is, these are technically difficult01:22:40
here is the mikveh after all -01:22:42
this is some kind of ritual and that's why it's01:22:46
it would be better if it was done on purpose01:22:48
for ritual purposes they are clear that in01:22:50
we will have some such hiking conditions01:22:53
maybe that happened to me too01:22:55
kunal and in the river and reservoir everything was but this01:22:58
after all, as an exception to the rule, as it were01:23:00
let's say it's more correct after all when it01:23:03
the mikvah is made, so to speak, as01:23:06
it is conceived as it should be01:23:08
I was religious from the very beginning01:23:11
family of four children here01:23:14
e daughters in Israel, son in the States too01:23:20
they are also religious families01:23:23
here's the youngest one, even younger, still to come01:23:27
By God's help I am so01:23:31
here to get married Well, in general, grandchildren How01:23:35
always Well, big is so relative01:23:37
in fact, probably by secular standards01:23:39
a big Jewish family01:23:41
Quite average Jewish family01:23:44
Well, I haven’t lived to see my great-grandchildren yet, but01:23:46
grandchildren and granddaughters already already exist Well, what am I01:23:50
I can tell01:23:51
Here01:23:53
that this is truly a great happiness01:23:56
great blessing When in a family everyone is everyone's friend01:24:00
everyone loves each other and is friendly with each other01:24:03
Well, we know. Unfortunately, this happens in01:24:05
Jewish families too01:24:07
that people of different beliefs someone with01:24:10
someone is not talking to someone01:24:12
doesn't support relationships That's not about it01:24:15
us here and mine inside my family and with me01:24:19
there is also a brother also in the States and01:24:24
cousin in general we are all here if01:24:27
take it so widely our whole family is01:24:30
We are truly a family, we are all very friendly01:24:32
Despite the fact that we do have01:24:34
different beliefs but that's what I think01:24:36
very correctly said by the prophet that in01:24:39
at the end of time the Almighty will convert hearts01:24:41
parents to the hearts of children and the hearts of children01:24:44
to the hearts of parents we know that we01:24:46
We live in difficult times and often children01:24:48
do not share their beliefs at all01:24:50
Poly's parents are religious and because of this01:24:53
a lot of conflicts arise Well, that's glory01:24:56
God that in our family this is not the case with us01:24:58
in this sense, a friendly family and this01:25:01
probably something like that, I can’t say what it is01:25:03
my credit But this is something like this01:25:06
very important01:25:07
bonus that we have in my life01:25:11
we were in the prayer hall but now we'll go01:25:13
indeed in the holy of holies This is Ours01:25:16
kitchen kitchen Well not the kitchen dining room kitchen01:25:20
not not very interesting And the dining room is not01:25:22
the kitchen is also interesting Well, everything is interesting01:25:25
It's clear01:25:26
but it must be necessary to maintain the intrigue01:25:30
there's nothing special here, it's just me01:25:32
I wanted to show that here, well, here now01:25:36
understood also not removed Here But in principle01:25:38
Here passes our smells like Shabba Tom01:25:41
very learned here Yes, ours pass here01:25:45
Here are the gatherings, well, I mean on Shabbat01:25:48
big holidays we are at the top because01:25:50
We just won’t fit here. And so01:25:52
here is a blessing for baking bread01:25:55
Yes, this is also our product01:25:59
we didn’t order this creativity, we did it ourselves01:26:02
we make pictures Whose pictures Well this is01:26:06
the marks are known, the artists are known01:26:08
Jewish Great, they hid everything Yes, that's it01:26:12
this is exactly the tashli I'm talking about01:26:14
spoke here on the shore01:26:17
there's a bar there01:26:21
here it’s Hasidic, it’s hard to say habas01:26:24
or not Chabad just Hasidic dashkina01:26:27
how is Anashkina talking now so abstractly01:26:30
yes, yes, yes, this, this, this, yes, Chabad, this01:26:34
this is Belarus Yes, this picture is called01:26:36
from Haslovich to Lubavitch it’s two01:26:39
Jewish shtetl That's it01:26:42
accordingly, well, she’s already here01:26:44
faded unfortunately And this is early01:26:47
Aivazovsky Yes, this is early Aivazovsky01:26:49
Quince Ayvazyan yes and they do it to them Yes01:26:55
it looked like this and well actually01:27:00
I haven’t known a Jewish place there for 200 years01:27:03
back this is exactly this picture01:27:05
famous picture01:27:06
I even wanted it for myself especially for myself01:27:09
order a separate reproduction I am very01:27:11
I love it right here on Fun Hasla HIV01:27:14
Kane Lubavitch from Haslovich to Lubavitch then01:27:17
eat from one place to another Lubavitch01:27:19
where the Lubavitcher Rabbi was, that is, this01:27:21
200 years ago it was brought here and here01:27:24
There is a lot of symbolism in this picture because01:27:26
that Russian Vanya is here with a bottle01:27:29
vodka Well, it’s clear from all accounts so to speak01:27:31
Hasidic paraphernalia, also with a bottle of vodka01:27:34
But it raises them, it’s clear that01:27:36
the cart is actually flying it is not moving01:27:39
She's flying why hasidah is here01:27:41
Minin 10 people, they are going to the rebbe, so01:27:45
it's like saying this man01:27:47
left his Era his Temptations this sae and01:27:52
strived for the rebbe Well, not only the soul They01:27:53
we really drove but nevertheless01:27:57
it is clear that this is a picture in the end01:27:59
in the end, so to speak, the whole, so to speak01:28:01
the entire entourage, the entire way of life, is re-transmitted01:28:03
very accurate, although this is an artist01:28:07
I think from Israel, this is very good01:28:11
so to speak picture I really like it01:28:13
close Especially since I have a childhood01:28:15
passed in the village but not in such a type01:28:18
this is what I need this01:28:19
this is all very familiar01:28:22
this looks like Lyuba, remember Yablonevyy01:28:25
the garden here is a grandfather sitting on the mound01:28:29
sells apples And this is a house across01:28:31
little Doro Well maybe it's not me01:28:33
I know how much to say here in01:28:35
accuracy01:28:37
complied with I won’t say but here’s the general01:28:40
the mood is conveyed01:28:43
that's right, it's the same here01:28:46
Same01:28:51
zaal interesting The thing is that during01:28:55
many wars Well, those who still remained were01:28:59
evacuated to Central Asia and there arose01:29:02
so Littel01:29:03
Islet of Lubavitcher01:29:06
Lubavitcher community01:29:08
and this is actually Well, I don’t know there01:29:11
is it Tashkent or Samarkand or Bukhara But01:29:14
here, that is, in Soviet times, here01:29:16
so they taught children this semi-underground01:29:20
it was during the war, well, and01:29:22
after the war That is, yes, well, well01:29:25
here it's not a lie, it's here01:29:27
teachers just say that01:29:29
header header Here But this is the real thing01:29:32
yes, I know, look how he is01:29:35
drew in the topic the person was because01:29:38
here are the comments there01:29:40
another Yes he is the subject he is religious01:29:43
man I'm actually talking about some01:29:45
I am one of these, well, not specifically these children01:29:47
I don't know if this is personalized01:29:50
concrete children or just abstract01:29:51
children But I would have it after the war01:29:55
some of them I talked to01:29:57
then who went through it all01:30:00
this is also Samarkan, you can even see it01:30:03
that this is no longer a Russian village01:30:05
Kislovodsk01:30:06
looks like well01:30:08
this is Bukhara affairs But guys, this is01:30:12
Ashki Nazca because they Yes because01:30:15
they evacuated them there before the war and01:30:18
they created something like this there01:30:20
communities01:30:23
Listen to this01:30:28
I guess that’s not what’s written here01:30:35
It's just that the old Jews here are telling01:30:38
some Hasidic stories not really01:30:40
in fact, these are, in principle, specific people01:30:43
we just don't know them, it's not a kid, it's not01:30:45
baby01:30:46
well, let's just say I don't know them, but01:30:49
in principle, specific people are specific01:30:53
people, I don’t know, there’s someone here too01:30:56
specific synagogue I don't know which one01:30:59
I won’t say this for this, but this is not01:31:03
it is impossible that this is kiddush lavana this is01:31:07
blessing of the moon and it is possible that01:31:10
it's near in America on Sep Sep Not01:31:14
excluded, well, it's a relic01:31:18
this is a treasure such cards Well this is famous01:31:20
an artist, that is, in religious circles he01:31:23
good well known that's for us01:31:25
so unexpected now of course I understand01:31:28
Now it’s a weekday, all this is covered by01:31:31
Shabbat01:31:32
here's the kitchen there the kitchen there yes if01:31:37
say what is most important in this01:31:40
community with the heart of this community then of course01:31:42
these are our parishioners01:31:45
Ido01:31:50
I said that I’m actually a Chemist01:31:53
Catholic chemist I gave a lot later01:31:57
thought about this topic, what do we even know01:31:59
from the school course that a catalyst is01:32:02
something that speeds up reactions01:32:04
the fact that she herself is not directly in it01:32:07
participates but accelerates And here I am01:32:10
imagined that01:32:12
our synagogue is such a catalyst01:32:15
Why Because actually through01:32:17
a lot of people passed through our community01:32:20
the majority are no longer there, not only in the community01:32:23
even in Russia They are in different countries But01:32:26
these are people who have passed through the community01:32:29
that they came here the same as I did there01:32:31
40 years01:32:32
back before our eyes they approached01:32:35
traditions they created Jewish families they01:32:37
gave birth to children and so on and so on01:32:40
That is, here we are, we are a community, so to speak.01:32:42
served as such a catalyst for this01:32:44
Jewish height and that's strictly speaking01:32:47
there is actually the same one, I don’t know01:32:49
how can it not be a diamond but here it is01:32:52
valuable, that is, for what reason01:32:54
saying This is how I see my activities01:32:56
and for what exactly am I?01:32:59
Let's say I agreed to start in due time01:33:03
create and build this community for the sake of01:33:05
Jews for the sake of Jewish souls and here they are01:33:08
are actually invisibly present That is01:33:10
if we allow it, we will come to Shabbat Yes there01:33:12
there will probably be about 20 people, but really01:33:15
actually, as I already said through our01:33:18
the community passed through, well, if not hundreds then01:33:20
dozens for sure, that's what I think it is01:33:23
the main track record is the main thing how01:33:26
Vysotsky said: Yes, I have something. What01:33:29
sing in front of the Almighty do not eat01:33:31
than to report to him this01:33:33
probably something with which I could report well01:33:37
It’s too early to sum up the results, but01:33:39
activities during the time I'm here01:33:41
more than 25 years, a quarter of a century is quite01:33:43
a long time, that's what it is, that's probably it01:33:46
than I could report here are new ones like this01:33:48
say in Hebrew semre shi ve to your01:33:52
pay tribute to the source to your roots01:33:55
Rashi01:33:57
rovi which, in fact,01:34:00
actually built this whole01:34:02
complex but also a synagogue01:34:04
donated it to the community as a free gift01:34:09
speaking to this it all started with ours01:34:11
getting to know him is actually01:34:12
my presence began here he01:34:14
of course I wanted to build a mosque about a lot01:34:16
built a sword, but not in Moscow but in general01:34:19
So01:34:20
say01:34:22
Nina, Nizhny Novgorod region in Omsk more01:34:26
he built a lot there but when he01:34:28
wanted to build a mosque in Moscow then he01:34:31
they said that01:34:33
somehow it's better if it's like this01:34:35
here is the complex so that it is not unclean01:34:39
only the mosque And as if all the Sisters01:34:42
earrings Well then I’m the one saying it happened01:34:44
the nineties when there was absolutely01:34:47
there was another freemen and everything else, and now01:34:50
he was given this territory so he built it01:34:53
Orthodox church two01:34:56
such a mosque, that is, Tatar and01:34:59
Azerbaijani and a bunch of synagogues and01:35:03
I started looking for someone to sell this synagogue to. Well01:35:06
because he didn't care for her at all01:35:08
I need it and I found it01:35:12
such a naive person like me yes01:35:15
So here we go, let's move on here01:35:18
here This is a strange building01:35:22
As they say Guess Guess with TX01:35:25
once a [ __ ] That's right, we're a [ __ ]01:35:28
Let's dismantle the roofs. Well, let's go for a walk.01:35:30
a little bit and01:35:32
there is a lattice and, accordingly, a spruce branch01:35:36
so we put this roof back on for the winter01:35:38
restoring is not the easiest way01:35:40
but nonetheless01:35:43
works01:35:44
this trailer looks like it's more than 20 years old01:35:48
years no NM Many years this is about01:35:53
just a warehouse This is our Mikova from the outside01:35:57
this is what she looks like and here's the river like you01:36:00
walk in the river you have to get out after the gate01:36:02
well here I guess01:36:05
you have 30 acres Yes, there’s a lot here01:36:08
territory and in summer there is freedom here varnish01:36:10
Bomer is also our signature number01:36:14
because everything is here and Co and01:36:16
kebabs and01:36:20
All01:36:22
everything is very convenient and I can guess which one01:36:26
Christmas trees were planted this year Well, yes they were01:36:29
small, just so small, but01:36:32
this is about six years ago more more01:36:34
more more than 10 1001:36:37
10 10 Yes 10 Well, plus or minus but no no no no01:36:43
less Well here Well yes you have a very big one01:36:45
territory and this is leased from the city or in01:36:48
property Well, it’s kind of like ours01:36:50
property01:36:51
like this is just Signalny street01:36:55
travel Yes, this is Novovladykinsky01:37:00
travel and your address is signal Yes, well01:37:04
Vladykinsky Proezd is cleverly designed01:37:06
consists of two parts and therefore if01:37:09
look for it, you may not find it. So it’s like this01:37:12
it turned out that this house is like01:37:14
he was a long time ago when we came here01:37:16
it was already a base And this is an automobile plant and01:37:21
he was 19A and we told him by signal01:37:24
Signal Passage is behind him here01:37:26
we did we designated ourselves 19B and in01:37:30
in general this is how it works as expected01:37:33
amo four steps to escort guests here Well01:37:37
I hope that we are not meeting in01:37:39
last time yet01:37:42
Since I invite everyone to our Saturday community01:37:46
holidays and just chat just on01:37:50
seagulls Yes babe thank you very much We have01:37:55
tradition We owe you01:37:59
hug thank you dear you are very warm01:38:02
very humane very cozy Thank you and01:38:06
we try very wisely01:38:09
see you and Dovid Karpov is a brand Yes01:38:13
brand in Jewish Jewish01:38:16
mireka Thank you, I'm with great01:38:20
respectfully e Well, firstly because he01:38:24
Jewish philanthropist and earn it01:38:26
money is one thing, but to be able to use it like this01:38:28
Here01:38:30
disposal is another thing but first of all01:38:33
of course me in due time I apologize for01:38:36
expression struck this Jewish01:38:39
Victory Day which was his initiative01:38:43
It would seem that it should have come from there01:38:45
wounds or even from the main wounds Well,01:38:48
it came from such a person01:38:50
not indifferent01:38:51
so to speak, he has a caring heart01:38:54
then he told the story of his family01:38:56
that it also affected him but not him01:38:58
personally, and I must say to his parent01:39:02
what am I when this started I even01:39:06
I'm surprised it didn't come to me on my own01:39:08
head, that is, I of course translated on May 901:39:11
on the Jewish calendar Well, okay there01:39:15
date at the end I'm Yara Well, she's okay01:39:19
didn’t tell me and so Well in this case01:39:23
it's not just a date, it's a whole movement01:39:25
it found support among01:39:50
rovinoprost This is his initiative01:39:52
Therefore, here is my personal respect in general01:39:57
then what concerns Him is the Jewish01:40:00
activities and in particular this01:40:02
his initiative which I support Well01:40:05
now it's already an established fact it's already01:40:07
it already exists but I still01:40:09
I support this with both hands very much01:40:12
wise and deep01:40:15
man is equal to Dovid Karpov01:40:18
very solid01:40:22
there's just some warmth from him01:40:25
comes He agreed to completely01:40:28
so adventurous and challenging01:40:34
proposal to lead this community when01:40:37
just standing here01:40:39
house who will come here why here01:40:44
industrial enterprises here, garages there01:40:48
Well, how to attract Jews here, and for him01:40:52
succeeded and he made this community one of01:40:57
the most important Moscow Jewish brands01:40:59
Yes center center center Otradny and Dovid01:41:03
Karpov is a brand Yes well done premises01:41:06
owned land owned01:41:09
river beautiful wig part of the river counts01:41:13
What's great about renting ownership?01:41:16
I'm certainly impressed by the place01:41:18
once every01:41:19
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