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therefore personal 1 to 100, I will first00:00:08
try to outline what it is00:00:13
more or less schematically and then we will just move on to00:00:15
your questions,00:00:18
yes, I will ask everyone who joined to00:00:22
turn off the microphone and so as not to00:00:27
disturb the area00:00:28
and each other in the first place so that your speech is not00:00:32
captured on the recording, you may00:00:34
feel uncomfortable later, so better watch the00:00:36
microphones, this is a wish, look,00:00:41
my life does not represent any00:00:44
historical value, no00:00:47
dramatic heroic episodes, there00:00:49
was no underground, no uprisings,00:00:53
no hijackings, or conscientious objectors,00:00:57
or I don’t know what others did00:00:59
heroic people, none of this, my00:01:01
biography, no I was born fifty-seven00:01:05
and a half years ago in the city of Moscow,00:01:09
this was the year when it was remembered by00:01:12
humanity for the fact that President00:01:14
John Kent was assassinated, everyone went home and remembered you00:01:17
were born in the year when the president was killed,00:01:19
throw the Cuban missile crisis around00:01:22
now they are00:01:26
fleeing I grew up with my parents, although of course00:01:30
they didn’t have any00:01:33
idea of the tradition that was more00:01:37
detailed and detailed, but of course00:01:40
they had a high national00:01:42
self-awareness, they clearly clearly,00:01:46
absolutely clearly, without a doubt, recognized00:01:50
themselves as part of the Jewish people, and00:01:54
we bought them in pesah. I remember the matzah of the00:01:57
synagogue on the street when I remember what00:02:01
this street was called now it’s called00:02:04
differently in short where is this old00:02:06
old synagogue in Moscow I remember that the00:02:11
main holiday for Soviet Jews for00:02:13
some reason and favorite was Simchat Tura or00:02:17
as they said as my mother used to say00:02:21
has them and Simka was worth why did this00:02:24
holiday become so important and fun for00:02:26
Soviet Jews that they gathered there00:02:28
on the street despite the fact that they were00:02:29
photographed then they were kicked out of the00:02:31
Komsomol from working but it was and I00:02:35
myself would not have participated in it as a small00:02:37
child and I only remember that my00:02:41
parents were very very worried during the00:02:43
war and the 73 war of Yom Kippur, and when the00:02:47
Soviet radio was literally choking00:02:49
with happiness, saying that the Egyptian00:02:52
troops were about an hour to capture and destroy00:02:54
Israel, they were moving towards Tel Aviv and so00:02:57
on. I remember that my parents were very00:02:59
worried and tried, I00:03:02
remember that I was ten years old and they were00:03:04
very worried and tried to hear00:03:09
some Western voices in order to have00:03:11
some idea of what was really00:03:13
happening at the front, this is real, but00:03:15
I’m very good about it, my parents00:03:22
I had wonderful mother died in the00:03:27
eighty-first year at a young age00:03:31
was 3 years from a serious illness00:03:34
she always could not imagine00:03:38
that we could go to Israel in the 70s and00:03:43
early 80s it was such a00:03:46
fantastic thing and that in the end it was possible I00:03:49
could believe it, I could even imagine if00:03:51
she knew that in a few00:03:54
years it would be possible to freely go00:03:57
to Israel, it probably00:04:01
would have affected her health, but I also00:04:04
wanted to worry about my00:04:07
future, I was an only child,00:04:10
I have no brothers and00:04:15
I tried to study unsuccessfully at the00:04:23
Moscow Textile Institute named after00:04:25
Alexey Nikolaevich Kosygin,00:04:27
nothing good came out of it, and in the00:04:30
third year at the end of the third year,00:04:32
with great regret for them, they00:04:35
really didn’t want me, but I really wanted00:04:37
them, they expelled me and then, well,00:04:41
I became interested in the Soviet army and a00:04:44
year after this expulsion, it took00:04:46
me into its ranks and I spent two years00:04:51
in the Far East in a00:04:54
narrow region, well, probably these are some00:04:58
of the most difficult memories of my life,00:05:00
that is, this is something that I00:05:03
could not even imagine00:05:05
something like this there probably is a bottom, but it’s even00:05:08
deeper, but in my life there00:05:11
was probably nothing deeper, but from00:05:14
my personal point of view, the miracle is00:05:18
that I came out of there alive and relatively00:05:21
normally returned to Moscow in Moscow at00:05:24
that time it was the 8th and 6th years of power00:05:27
Mikhal Sergeich Gorbachev came and00:05:31
perestroika and glasnost began here and things00:05:35
began to change radically,00:05:37
suddenly everything became possible, everyone landed and00:05:43
people began to come from Israel with their culture, a00:05:45
sea of literature began to flow and I told myself00:05:50
that I should be honest with00:05:52
myself and see to study it00:05:55
make up Jewish culture00:05:57
I knew I always remember that I am a reima Jew00:06:00
but what does this mean from the point of view of more00:06:04
details of00:06:05
more cultures and I began to read literature00:06:08
that at that time was already in abundance00:06:11
and I understood when I began to read this00:06:16
literature historical literature00:06:18
literature traditions in Russian language00:06:20
that came, I came from Israel, then00:06:23
I quickly realized that this was very serious,00:06:27
it was very serious and that I would not get off00:06:30
if I was an honest person, I didn’t dress there, I was00:06:32
just getting acquainted and I would continue to live00:06:35
as I lived before, and00:06:36
that is, my life must somehow to change00:06:39
I have to realize who I am and where00:06:41
and I remember that when they brought me from00:06:45
Israel the Pentateuch Torahs in Russian,00:06:49
you are a little blue building, not our little blue ones00:06:51
to hand over, but a little blue edition, an old one00:06:54
that tasted like hell to him, it00:06:57
made a very big impression and00:07:00
I understood what the Torus describes events00:07:03
that really happen in life00:07:05
because when I got to my head when00:07:07
it is written in the book we say yes they themselves00:07:09
that no matter where you are thrown hmmm yours will00:07:13
gather you there and return you and I said to00:07:17
myself look we see it with our own eyes00:07:19
it happened it happened that is, the tour00:07:22
describes the real events of the story, a00:07:25
trial scheme, and I realized that00:07:29
when I was tormented, I didn’t fail simon, I00:07:31
realized something seriously and I won’t be able to00:07:36
get away from it, as if I didn’t00:07:39
know anything and didn’t get acquainted, I realized that since I00:07:42
Jewish my place in Israel was00:07:44
absolutely clear and after some00:07:47
time and after some time quite00:07:50
small in a00:07:51
completely logical way and00:07:54
naturally I will make repatriation I00:07:57
came alone then I pulled00:08:00
my father and grandmother out of there00:08:03
unfortunately they died abba father my world is00:08:06
more than 20 and 21 years ago and my grandmother could00:08:11
fly no 5 17 years ago and that’s why00:08:16
I came here I came I was in Israel00:08:21
first I was with my friend in the00:08:23
Jordan Valley if anyone00:08:24
imagines so pharma halo by the00:08:26
way the birthplace of the prophet and only then a00:08:29
kibbutz with a drill and therefore I went to Mahon00:08:32
Meir because I had plans to study00:08:34
udais in any world, I00:08:40
saw met heard a crowd at the bars00:08:44
which made an indelible impression on me00:08:48
because it will take off and this is00:08:54
something that cannot be described00:08:55
in words, you know, like love at first00:08:58
sight and not like I write I understood00:09:00
when I heard him for the first time, it was00:09:03
interesting, I didn’t understand a word because00:09:05
I didn’t know, I remember it was Shabbat and00:09:08
he was saying something to the weekly chapter, I didn’t00:09:11
know who this young man was, he was a00:09:13
completely thin young man and he was00:09:16
30 something years old completely black hair00:09:20
black beard00:09:21
you don’t recognize him si look and he00:09:24
spoke with a French accent back then00:09:27
and he said something weeks ago in the chapter I don’t00:09:29
know what I’m talking about I don’t remember some00:09:31
chapter but it amazed me because I00:09:34
ask that he broadcasts on the same00:09:37
you are not on which I am and after that I00:09:41
began to listen more and more you already00:09:43
understand so on and on I became his00:09:45
student in the sauna basically studied00:09:48
after that for two years it was Gury and then00:09:50
I returned to the foundation and I got married, or rather00:09:53
got married like Makkonen, from then on, I00:09:56
began to teach little by little and then00:09:58
I opened the plating bri there, in00:10:00
fact, and the00:10:02
whole biography, and now please, your00:10:05
questions, it will probably be better if you00:10:09
ask,00:10:13
don’t hesitate to review it, but well, let’s do it00:10:19
this way since childhood, you dreamed about something00:10:22
in childhood, you had some00:10:24
dreams and dreams, and in general you had00:10:28
Jewish communication, you had friends and family,00:10:35
relatives, yes, this was the00:10:37
Jewish environment in which we hung around00:10:41
because on my mother’s side it00:10:44
really is there was still quite a00:10:46
large branched family that00:10:49
stayed there, she had several uncles00:10:51
there, aunts and so on, and with my mother it was in00:10:54
Belarus or from Khabarovsk and only or00:10:57
like me, not mine was born in Moscow, my father was00:11:00
born in Khabarovsk00:11:02
and my mother I was born in Moscow and I’ll tell you00:11:07
that my grandfather on my mother’s side, he00:11:10
was born in Poland in Bialystok, it was a00:11:13
big Jewish city before00:11:16
the Germans came and destroyed everything, and then I00:11:21
mean then this was when there was still a00:11:23
revolution, the Bolshevik grandfather David00:11:27
moved to Warsaw and there they had00:11:32
what - a candle factory, in short,00:11:34
after that he married my grandmother,00:11:36
Rose, who lived in the Belarusian town of00:11:42
Lyakhovich, and moreover, my great-grandfather was, I’m00:11:48
not mistaken, a dentist in Minsk, and in00:11:52
general, my grandmother’s entire extended family lived in00:11:56
Baranovichi,00:11:57
so I really have a00:11:59
special relationship with Belarus I have a lot of roots there00:12:03
and I myself can never00:12:06
come to Belarus and and by train that’s when and00:12:13
about childhood what dreams I’ll tell you00:12:16
I had such dreams as a child I wanted to00:12:20
become a football player00:12:22
hockey players and a driver and musicians00:12:26
music there it’s after after and in as a child, I00:12:30
really wanted to be a driver, not them, and00:12:33
hockey players, football players, all these00:12:35
first drivers, then what a sound and all00:12:37
these dreams they dissolved, I00:12:40
became neither one nor the other, and not a third00:12:42
then I dreamed of becoming a musician, also00:12:45
nothing came of it, that’s what has to do with00:12:53
language there was something in the family or some holidays00:12:55
that you will remember and I00:12:59
just remember that simcha not simchat Torah in00:13:01
the offices we bought matzo dog this is what I00:13:04
remember as for the language, there were of course00:13:08
some expressions in Yiddish that my00:13:11
mother still remembered and my aunt which is still a00:13:13
gutter hand than my grandmother remembers, my00:13:16
grandmother Rosa spoke Yiddish because00:13:19
she wishes at risk to the town of Lyakhovich,00:13:21
but grandfather David and I speak from my father’s side,00:13:24
my grandfather Mordechai, it’s generally unclear00:13:28
how he ended up in Siberia00:13:30
he his his father [ __ ]00:13:34
was a glazier in Irkutsk and I00:13:38
have a photograph of him, his photographs of his00:13:40
grandmother Lisa, yes there is a St. Petersburg00:13:44
photograph of the city of Irkutsk00:13:46
written at the end of the 19th century, how they00:13:50
seemed to Siberia, I have no idea, but I00:13:53
know that my great-grandfather was a glazier,00:13:55
this is such a family tradition, then they00:13:58
somehow ended up in Moscow and00:14:00
here my parents met, as00:14:04
for childhood, because you were00:14:06
the only child in the family, it turns out that00:14:09
I was the only child, well,00:14:15
here Evgenia asks about how00:14:19
you studied Hebrew, you Palych, you said that you did00:14:21
n’t understand at all what raw Shirki was saying,00:14:25
I started studying Hebrew the moment when00:14:28
I realized that I wanted to go to Israel at that00:14:30
moment in Moscow,00:14:33
these amateur ulpans would open on every corner and00:14:36
in which we taught each other and we didn’t00:14:39
know anything, we blew it, we taught it into00:14:41
something, you teach it to00:14:43
someone else, and I had such impudence, and00:14:45
who - by the way, he taught something, people00:14:47
were happy, although there is nothing, now00:14:50
I just wouldn’t take the risk,00:14:51
teachers, that’s when we didn’t care,00:14:53
we started learning Hebrew and that’s why00:14:56
when I arrived they said00:14:58
I had, of course, the basic basics00:15:01
on which to was to advance, that00:15:04
is, I arrived with a certain level of00:15:06
Hebrew, and your parents easily let you go,00:15:12
they themselves, look, your mother had00:15:14
died long ago, my father himself wanted to leave and00:15:18
it was obvious that I was, as it were, the00:15:21
first swallows,00:15:24
but then the war began right then00:15:27
and you then00:15:30
the war had just ended,00:15:31
when I took the ticket the war was still going on and when00:15:35
the time came to fly00:15:37
the war had already ended, so I arrived00:15:39
without any bailey, I mean the00:15:43
first Gulf War, well, you00:15:47
arrived, what were your impressions, the00:15:49
sensations that you felt some kind of - then00:15:52
there, I don’t know, the feeling can be overwhelming,00:15:56
people kiss the ground unconditionally, I’ll tell you that00:16:00
at that time there was a special permission00:16:02
to fly even on Shabbat because they were afraid00:16:06
that these flights could be stopped at any moment00:16:09
and we flew from Moscow to Budapest00:16:12
from Budapest we arrived on Shabbat at night00:16:15
to Ben Gurion and they just put us there,00:16:18
it was a Hungarian company,00:16:21
Mariana, they put us at the airfield and00:16:24
took us to the hotel, the00:16:25
airport just wouldn’t work in the dark, but of00:16:29
course we were in a state of extreme00:16:33
excitement and I remember that we00:16:35
were kissing the concrete, that’s exactly me I remember00:16:38
and you then settled in a00:16:42
religious kibbutz and as a Gelfand I went00:16:46
then I went to my friend I00:16:51
had a friend who lived in the Jordan00:16:54
Valley and I went to him with him I did00:16:59
n’t live for 10 and from him I already moved to the00:17:03
kibbutz they created and a few months00:17:07
before after studying and work I00:17:11
moved Mohammed like this and who then00:17:16
taught in the Russian-speaking department of Rav00:17:20
Abraham the same people of Abraham farm on00:17:25
farm he was your teacher yes I sat but00:17:29
when it was very interesting and we really00:17:31
love the lessons00:17:32
and who you, well, here’s how it all00:17:36
happened under the influence of the people00:17:40
you met, your path is correct,00:17:43
of course, here is Rav Abraham that you once00:17:46
told a little00:17:48
about him, I took a mammogram and treated water stones to this00:17:55
day as a00:17:57
much older father00:18:01
and Somehow, he immediately00:18:06
liked me, I don’t know why, and although we are people00:18:09
from very different regions, you understand, he is from00:18:12
Transcarpathia, it’s completely the same reality, and00:18:16
I’m from Moscow, and yet, nevertheless,00:18:22
we have such a liking for him, he00:18:25
always somehow he looked after me and looked after me until00:18:27
today, after all, your Moscow00:18:34
Russians and his Transcarpathian00:18:37
it was difficult for the People's Commissar, I will tell you00:18:39
honestly what he had then, I hope00:18:42
that he will not look and he had such00:18:47
a cent, you understand that it was not only00:18:51
me we people are Russian-speaking and it was00:18:54
very difficult for us to understand what00:18:56
he was saying, you know, that is, his00:18:58
Russian has improved a lot since then00:19:01
because there they spoke either00:19:04
Yiddish or some kind of00:19:06
Transcarpathian Ukrainian dialects,00:19:09
yeah, such normative Russian they00:19:13
didn’t speak the language he had to, in general,00:19:16
he understood it, of course, but it wasn’t his00:19:19
spoken language, I remember it was very00:19:20
interesting, well, how long did it take you to learn00:19:24
Hebrew,00:19:25
how many hours a day did you study there,00:19:29
but it’s clear you survived the00:19:30
environment, look, he wants to learn Hebrew00:19:35
things and from which there is no definition if in00:19:38
risd which is needed in a store in a bank on the00:19:42
street in the market and it is quite simple or there is00:19:46
nothing special there there is Hebrew00:19:50
radio television with information there is also00:19:54
Hebrew 40 for our literature and you are there and00:19:59
prophets and sages and midrash and so on00:20:05
question what do you mean do you understand00:20:09
Hebrew is a concept for which there is no00:20:11
definition what one wants to know or not know00:20:14
the question what task does a person set for himself00:20:16
if he sets himself the task of learning00:20:19
to speak is not at all difficult00:20:22
and after all the language is simple00:20:26
well and so you learn in one fell swoop00:20:29
how many years pass and you decide00:20:32
I studied for about three years, probably a year, and then we were00:20:37
invited to come to scrap the Urals write a00:20:42
Jewish settlement above the city with a helmet, an00:20:44
amazing place there are graves is-f we00:20:49
made a program for Russian speakers in00:20:51
which we would study for two years and I00:20:56
went there with pleasure because she00:20:57
could me to become00:21:02
independent and after two years I began to00:21:07
introduce people, make attempts to get acquainted00:21:10
with the goal of getting married because you understand, and00:21:16
this is not like you, just let’s say00:21:19
that my children are their friends, they all00:21:22
live 200, everyone knows each other and I00:21:25
need to pretend everything friends,00:21:29
girlfriends and relatives know, brothers and sisters,00:21:32
it’s usually people who get married out of00:21:35
pure such an arbitrary situation00:21:38
somewhere and somehow, but I didn’t have any00:21:41
opportunities for an informal sign,00:21:44
I realized that if I use a formal00:21:47
acquaintance, nothing will happen and I went00:21:50
page called she spirit, but to say that00:21:52
it was a big test for me, I am an00:21:56
unusual person and I was an00:21:58
unusual person, it was a shock, a00:22:00
real shock, but I realized that if I00:22:03
didn’t pass it, I would become a cheese all00:22:07
alone. Years go by,00:22:10
yes, I arrived at 28 years old, and by that time00:22:13
already 30 30 .00:22:15
so in the end, we00:22:19
got acquainted and we and when I got married you00:22:22
got married I was 31 years old to have not so00:22:27
little and not so much00:22:30
area why did you choose to00:22:33
look for a girl not from00:22:36
Russian-speaking Jews00:22:37
but still granite from Iraqi Jews of the00:22:42
ocean was born in and married before, but the conclusion is that we00:22:47
specifically decided to look for00:22:50
such a girl, I’ll tell you that I’m always00:22:55
interested in communicating and complementing00:23:00
people who are different from me, you have,00:23:02
I realized that if I marry a00:23:05
Russian-speaking girl, they’re wonderful, that I’m00:23:07
not saying a fairy tale, everything is wonderful, but00:23:10
then we have there will be a Soviet Union at home00:23:12
because we will definitely speak00:23:14
Russian and in general,00:23:19
one Russian-speaking00:23:22
person in the family was quite enough for me,00:23:23
I wanted the addition of something else,00:23:27
so I decided that I would go a different00:23:31
way and although they tried to dissuade me, I00:23:34
it seems that I turned out to be right, but this matter is00:23:36
very individual and you see,00:23:38
most people everywhere in all places00:23:41
on earth are drawn to their own people, to those similar to00:23:44
them, I am always drawn to others, to those who are00:23:48
different, because it’s not so interesting00:23:52
to try on, to00:23:53
see in front of you another one like that00:23:56
this could make you sick I’m like,00:23:59
we complement each other in my opinion, it’s great,00:24:02
but Grigory is interested in the language00:24:06
barrier, I have already had this already00:24:12
three years later, three and a half years in Israel, for00:24:15
example, some deep topics, not00:24:19
everyday ones, but maybe some deeper00:24:24
if we take it, after all, I studied Hebrew in00:24:28
Moscow, quite serious, silent,00:24:31
what was it for a year and a half after that,00:24:35
three and a half years in Israel, that00:24:38
is, when a person learns Hebrew for five years and00:24:41
lives in a Hebrew-speaking environment and00:24:44
hen, then you need to be completely stubborn00:24:46
you know, so that she doesn’t speak more or less00:24:49
like a human being, and that’s why I think that00:24:54
what she says is enough for us to have the00:24:58
mentality, after all, you somehow00:25:01
encountered cultural problems.00:25:13
I came and I if the child of the family00:25:16
understand and here family is the narrowest00:25:20
primary joy 1 1 circle I will give you an00:25:23
example at our wedding he tells me one00:25:26
how many relatives you will have on00:25:28
your side I say one and a half or two00:25:35
and on your side he says well look00:25:37
there will be only the narrowest narrow narrow00:25:40
circle he is as old as 15000:25:45
this is the narrowest circle agree that this is a00:25:50
thing that complements the additions of00:25:55
these large families this is a00:25:59
family like some kind of some kind of00:26:03
association where everyone takes care of each00:26:05
other help each other uncle aunt00:26:09
nephew cousin, so on, I must00:26:11
say honestly that I never had00:26:14
enough memory ability to remember00:26:16
all these relatives and relatives in00:26:20
different degrees, so it was pleasant for me00:26:27
and communicating with them was interesting,00:26:30
the area was not interesting, that’s how it is for me x no, it’s00:26:33
interesting, but probably not only for me and00:26:36
how long did it take you to00:26:39
understand that this is your half, but no,00:26:42
I’ll say for sure00:26:48
stones and coma00:26:52
three weeks after three weeks we decided yes00:27:01
no clarifies 7 meetings,00:27:04
thank you very much for this, okay, I think00:27:09
those who are looking for this information have heard,00:27:13
yes, very individual you know,00:27:16
it’s difficult in Oman, but nevertheless,00:27:21
from the first meeting in the morning, fireman00:27:24
said that he was 40, in my opinion, he had a00:27:27
girl in the sense of meeting girls before00:27:30
he met his wife and they immediately realized00:27:33
that they were a couple, but for the sake of decency they still00:27:37
pulled out so that then inform your parents00:27:39
through the rivers 2, this is probably a really00:27:44
similar option, well, of course, I didn’t have that00:27:48
many, I probably met00:27:50
as many as I had of these sidukha, well,00:27:53
about seven, probably more, they can withstand00:27:55
long nasima,00:27:57
and in general, it was also clear the first00:28:01
meetings that this is the one, well, how is it, and we also00:28:04
looked, that is, we had to check it,00:28:07
and I like it, this is how it works,00:28:12
you understand, this is uruka for everyone,00:28:14
this is how it works for me, this is how it works, or are00:28:16
you carrying this, this is yours for me, this is how it00:28:20
works for me now and others00:28:22
work, that is, you00:28:24
can’t give any recommendations on your own that I don’t give it to00:28:26
anyone because at every stage, every time00:28:28
we have it, but I wouldn’t want to00:28:35
just that, although I voice questions, it00:28:38
’s not just from me that people write there but00:28:41
I understand, but I would like to urge that00:28:44
whoever wants them has the opportunity to also00:28:47
ask a proview of it cover the microphone of00:28:51
our meeting, I would like to know after all00:28:57
the fabrics of the beginning of this topic, it seemed to me that00:29:02
she means exactly this, you have00:29:07
different mentalities with the final ones00:29:09
really? there were no collisions at the00:29:12
beginning of the five as a gift it was all the same and00:29:15
so different or you or you00:29:19
just came right away like I don’t know00:29:24
look it’s hard for me to00:29:27
say now it’s been many years and I don’t want00:29:32
maybe that’s what I remember now in00:29:35
fact, it wasn’t like that, I don’t remember, there00:29:38
were probably some, well, honestly, I don’t00:29:43
remember, you’ll understand,00:29:46
yes, I probably remember, so if you want00:29:49
to ask people, she’ll tell you,00:29:53
your father was at your father was at the wedding, it00:29:57
was the happiest, where is his life? I’ve00:30:00
never seen him, he galloped and jumped00:30:03
literally like an acrobat,00:30:06
I’ve never seen waffles so happy00:30:09
20 if there wasn’t such a layer there was a00:30:13
Lemmy virus, but they lived in Frida00:30:16
and the slave Shirki was at the mine made us a hoop00:30:20
oh yeah, it’s interesting to see your00:30:24
photos of the rabbi00:30:26
charging a you haven’t seen it, please00:30:29
come take a look, we didn’t have time,00:30:31
how did you start working, you00:30:37
got married and you can feed your family, you’re00:30:40
responsible for the financial side,00:30:42
you waffle, I’m responsible for the financial side,00:30:46
and so I immediately began to find out what and00:30:51
how I tried some teaching00:30:57
organize and00:31:00
rush arkhip00:31:01
when giving me there was such an00:31:04
organization with goals that did lessons00:31:07
for Russian speakers, these are such part-time00:31:09
jobs, but then I returned to00:31:16
Machon Meir and Rav Avraham asked me to00:31:19
start teaching to see what to00:31:22
make and it turned out that the people00:31:25
liked it, he was she continues and00:31:28
so I became a teacher,00:31:31
no diplomas, no00:31:36
higher education, I don’t only have school,00:31:40
I graduated from school and I have a certificate of00:31:43
maturity, which I’m very proud of,00:31:47
but you also immediately settled in free in this house00:31:49
or where you were injured, we lived00:31:52
at first in such a temporary concrete house00:31:56
who we rented another apartment a whole00:31:59
story but not in the lake in WWII its frigo00:32:03
freemove the birth of God there are many stages for00:32:07
moving and your father also lived in free00:32:11
grandmother the dealer of this father and grandmother00:32:13
would live lol nour and00:32:14
then the father died grandmother she was taken to a00:32:21
nursing home she wishes there for four years,00:32:23
then she also died, that’s what you00:32:31
left, you made an aliyah to someone on yours, but one of00:32:34
your friends influenced someone who00:32:37
followed00:32:38
Goshma Priora sedan,00:32:41
yes, I have a school00:32:45
childhood friend who is right behind me00:32:47
did00:32:49
I think I think that he had no influence and00:32:53
even then it was easy to leave you00:32:56
said that at first there were queues then00:32:58
the war began and choose00:33:01
when the war ended and by the way when there00:33:04
was a war in the Persian Gulf so everything00:33:07
was processed without a queue it was a fairy tale00:33:09
I just got through I came to this case, there was no00:33:12
one there at the ravine, in two days I completed everything,00:33:14
and before that there were queues on the street,00:33:18
the oldest queues because then it00:33:20
was Dutch at the end of its whole00:33:22
history, but I was lucky,00:33:25
the war scared off many, I went through this whole thing00:33:29
in almost a couple of minutes days you00:33:32
didn’t have any nostalgia, so to speak,00:33:37
and to be honest, no, look, such00:33:44
nostalgia, the times are gone, my parents00:33:47
died a long time ago,00:33:48
well, I mean when you arrived and my father00:33:52
stayed there, how did you communicate with him at all,00:33:55
who should not not communicate with them on00:33:57
the phone and when they wrote letters today,00:34:00
no one remembers, but then they wrote00:34:01
letters, it was funny, they went to the post office00:34:05
and talked on the phone, but then00:34:09
they arrived, my aunt lives in Moscow,00:34:13
but she and my00:34:15
cousin and his wife come from time to time,00:34:17
we communicate, trying to get there pull out and00:34:20
I have friends there, of course, and they00:34:22
came often, they come sometimes,00:34:27
if you’re not a crown, you probably came more00:34:29
often than the region, that’s how you left,00:34:32
never been to Moscow, I wasn’t generally a00:34:36
hard-to-get-up person, but I00:34:38
felt it, you know ok,00:34:42
so it’s better not to get involved in this00:34:44
regard, I’ll be honest, but I’m thinking of doing it00:34:47
if they added it00:34:48
if they decided to also radically00:34:52
come once from one side to the00:34:54
other, but that’s enough for me, but here00:34:57
he asks about the language, after all, what’s the00:35:00
language at home? you communicate for a long time00:35:06
with children, they learned Russian from you here,00:35:09
somehow listen to such a language from us00:35:15
from the outside, it00:35:16
will probably be funny because we have some kind of00:35:19
peculiar language that understands the00:35:22
top chili of the family, which consists of what00:35:25
kind of special flag Russian Hebrew00:35:27
which in a stranger will not appear to you00:35:33
has been developed and you still know Aramaic00:35:37
correctly Aramaic is a language and a00:35:40
non-living species, that is, the Talmud on it00:35:44
writing the hips of the necks ibiza and this is a00:35:46
literary language they don’t speak it,00:35:49
you understand, but of course if you want to00:35:52
learn our sources you need to know the00:35:56
Aramaic language because the Babylonian00:35:59
Talmud, the Jerusalem Talmud and the Midrash, a00:36:01
huge amount of literature is00:36:04
written in the language and it is important to know it for00:36:09
studying the Torah, it is important, it is important because the00:36:13
Aramaic language is related to the razor00:36:17
and you don’t know how brothers languages are, it is quite00:36:21
possible that someday they were00:36:23
generally the same languages,00:36:25
then a little but also the Aramaic language, you00:36:27
know, a hard square, it’s like that, it00:36:33
always comes to my mind this00:36:36
expression square will be like that lips00:36:38
such hard words square soft00:36:44
smooth00:36:45
short flowing it’s so marching00:36:49
more yes yes the tongue would be so harsh00:36:55
a little bit hard,00:36:56
but on the other hand, if you don’t know him,00:37:00
you can’t understand literature00:37:02
or, for example, translations,00:37:05
well, he asks, it’s easier to study than00:37:09
if you know Jews in Romanian, you00:37:12
won’t have a problem because it’s the00:37:14
same language, just different money, like00:37:17
if you know Russian or Ukrainian, you already00:37:19
understand,00:37:21
and Aramid and Hebrew and I marked it as00:37:24
Ukrainian Russian, the set understands that the00:37:27
box knows this one, so it will know00:37:28
either Belarusian, yes, of course there are differences,00:37:31
but in the end, a person who knows00:37:32
one of these languages00:37:34
has mastered the name is not scary related00:37:38
languages here Andrey one of Andreyev Andrey00:37:43
asks what is your favorite sage00:37:49
[music]00:37:50
from which from which era but he didn’t write00:37:54
probably in general from all eras which00:37:58
favorite can you say in which era00:38:00
beloved in each era which beloved00:38:03
can probably can be Rabbi00:38:09
Akiva00:38:21
a lot of wap00:38:23
why can’t people ask you in person it00:38:25
would be more interesting their voices it would be00:38:29
more lively you said it I asked which one00:38:39
you like better and which sage you00:38:42
liked better when you just started00:38:44
studying under on so to speak in the first00:38:48
period of your extracting spiritual growth00:38:52
what kind of book or what prophet00:38:55
may have influenced you from which00:38:58
prophet or books redoubt different questions00:39:00
yes, I’m sorry that it’s a little00:39:03
blurry let’s talk about what00:39:06
’s going on there, I think that Rav Kook had the00:39:08
greatest impact on me at the very beginning00:39:13
and to this day I have been impressed by the fact00:39:16
that he is a unifier, you always understand that00:39:20
with someone you find some kind of00:39:22
your own direction in the work, the end of your00:39:25
direction, it synthesizes, unites everything, finds00:39:28
its place, he is all unifying, everyone00:39:32
is synthesizing, I00:39:34
really like the generalizing approach everything has a00:39:37
place for everything everyone just needs to be put in00:39:40
its place there is nothing superfluous I00:39:43
really like the approach so I really like it and00:39:49
also this influence of Rab Shirki is correct and00:39:52
yes, definitely lucky from him you learned00:39:57
about Rav Kuk and I learned this one back in Moscow00:40:00
because there were little books and little books in00:40:03
Russian,00:40:04
they are very popular and small,00:40:09
inconspicuous, but I remember that I00:40:12
came across the little book, of course it didn’t00:40:14
convey anything, but when I arrived, you know,00:40:21
when I arrived and still began to00:40:23
read a little in Hebrew, that’s00:40:25
when I began to perceive00:40:29
began to perceive and although in the language of Rav00:40:32
Kook it is a language and it is extremely difficult to00:40:35
understand such a00:40:36
stream of consciousness it is not some kind of00:40:41
very thought out speech that is initially00:40:44
poetic such a00:40:46
flows it it it it does not date its words it00:40:49
does not make them more understandable but this is how they00:40:52
come so it expresses them, but even00:40:55
if you don’t understand, you never00:40:57
understood all the words and everything he says, the00:40:59
music itself, the00:41:01
intonation brought admiration to me00:41:05
because it always gave the00:41:07
impression of some kind of reach, you know, he00:41:10
can say that the doll is not against it, but he is00:41:13
for it,00:41:14
but that’s not it in the sense that he didn’t know how to create00:41:17
a scandal, of course, but in all men,00:41:19
movement in every idea and in every00:41:23
stupidity,00:41:24
he always finds some kind of rational grain00:41:28
that needs to be taken from there,00:41:33
nothing can be just thrown away,00:41:38
this is his approach to history, to reality, to00:41:42
ideas, this is my approach I like it very much00:41:46
because I don’t like it when something00:41:49
is thrown away, something remains, the00:41:52
creator created the whole world, since it is clear that00:41:55
in everything there is and there is good, good,00:41:57
good, but there is nothing that00:41:59
absolutely does not have some00:42:03
value in everything stupidity has00:42:05
some value, you need to find it,00:42:06
you reminded me of the development of the area, I00:42:10
wanted to ask such an important question,00:42:13
when you were driving, you made an alley, did you already00:42:18
have some kind of preference in the direction00:42:23
of Judaism, or when you first arrived, you chose00:42:25
religious Zionism, why didn’t you love00:42:29
these I don’t like I don’t like these terms00:42:33
I chose the Torah of Israel I don’t like these these00:42:38
terrible expressions I don’t don’t use myself I do00:42:41
n’t live in these categories there are a couple of00:42:43
Israel down different currents different00:42:46
shades all of this is all part of a00:42:50
single organic whole what if00:42:55
if a person and if a person reads Rabbi00:42:57
Nachman from Braslav, then he00:42:59
must definitely dress like the Braslav axis and00:43:02
this and this and if you are interested in the Torah, it00:43:08
includes everything and this and I don’t like00:43:16
these this you know reminds me of the army00:43:20
such and such a unit such and such troops00:43:23
this color of clothes such and such flags like00:43:26
these wants to live like this please I’m00:43:32
not teaching anyone but to me these are all these frames00:43:37
they seem artificial00:43:39
and completely and perfect00:43:42
not unjustified then jealous there is a00:43:47
question I struggled with you can ask00:43:51
please the area00:43:54
here please tell me because in the 90s years,00:43:58
Israel itself changed very quickly with the00:44:00
big Aliyeva, but you didn’t have such a thing00:44:06
that the country turned out to be completely different from what00:44:10
you expected, especially since it was changing so quickly,00:44:12
you know, I didn’t00:44:19
make any pictures or expectations for myself,00:44:23
I didn’t draw myself Israel how should he00:44:28
answer my demands I knew Israel this is a00:44:31
Jewish state I am a Jew my place00:44:34
is here00:44:36
that the display there are some things notices00:44:39
there are less remarkable but this is my00:44:43
life this is my destiny this is my people and00:44:46
have not been with me as I don’t remember00:44:49
maybe maybe now I’m already saying something that00:44:51
didn’t happen, but I don’t remember that I had00:44:53
any models, you know, but Israel00:44:58
is so and so so so so clear, I remember00:45:03
that she warned all the time and the00:45:05
Israelis warned00:45:06
Moscow at all these Zionist meetings00:45:09
they said don’t think that Israel is a00:45:12
corrected Soviet Union, this was a00:45:15
problem because many many thought,00:45:18
here we were setting up for an essay, now00:45:21
I could have a real good00:45:23
Jewish pension in Israel, such a00:45:26
Soviet Union of clouds from the correct00:45:28
view, and Israel is not the Soviet Union, a00:45:30
corrected view of Israel, then Israel and00:45:35
probably it had an effect on me, that is,00:45:37
I didn’t expect here, you know, I didn’t expect00:45:42
Israel to solve my personal problems,00:45:45
but maybe it wasn’t easier, you know,00:45:47
many and many were traveling, everyone was there in00:45:51
our alley, then professors, then doctors, or00:45:53
bosses, then I don’t know who else and00:45:56
probably they had something to lose her status00:46:00
at least, but I had nothing and I did00:46:03
n’t have a completed higher education and I didn’t have any00:46:06
position of any kind, I worked00:46:10
after an army of salespeople in a bookstore,00:46:13
this is an interesting position, but there00:46:17
was especially nothing to lose there, let’s say I didn’t create anything for myself00:46:20
there that is, olives and 4300:46:24
kilograms in my purse,00:46:27
and that’s why I probably didn’t have00:46:30
these, there was no expectation that now this is my00:46:34
life, I’ll have some kind of career00:46:37
or that I’ll have to serve my country and00:46:40
it’s clear that when you come to00:46:44
the country is not exactly what you00:46:47
imagined, and so on, it’s always a kind of00:46:51
shock to the reality of the presentation, it’s not the same thing,00:46:56
but I didn’t have any,00:47:00
I didn’t have any demands on Israel,00:47:03
you know, many, I remember they came and00:47:05
they had demands, they came00:47:06
furrier00:47:07
Riga Riga you owe me ta ta ta ta ta and00:47:10
you don’t give me just that result I’m00:47:12
disappointed well what are you like I was00:47:16
the head of the department there and there was leading00:47:19
physicists I was the leading chemist there I00:47:22
was a champion in all types of wrestling alone00:47:27
maybe I’m the only one who wasn’t any00:47:30
champion there, the business of the owner of the00:47:36
district here Evgeniy asks, but in00:47:40
principle they’ve already kind of touched on this,00:47:42
maybe they even answered when and how you00:47:45
felt that Israel is no longer a00:47:47
new country for you, but this is your home, these are00:47:54
different things, what is Israel my home is what I00:47:58
decided back in Moscow,00:48:01
that Israel is already some kind of00:48:04
more or less familiar country for me,00:48:09
and you know, I never got used to the00:48:14
Israelis, what are they like?00:48:23
openly there is nothing here you00:48:26
can never say never00:48:28
and no one knows what will happen in half an hour00:48:31
in an hour and this openness is00:48:35
a surprise00:48:36
this is the feeling that the Almighty is00:48:39
in charge of everything here and at any second everything can00:48:41
change 180 degrees or 36000:48:44
this is the feeling I think that everyone00:48:47
accompanies me at least.00:48:49
so I’m not used to Israel, it’s00:48:51
impossible to get used to it, I can, thank00:48:54
God, because in football, I think you need00:48:56
to be ready to serve the ball and with a sword,00:49:00
of course, Chuck signaled a thousand matches,00:49:02
but this will help do this every day,00:49:06
he’s somehow completely new,00:49:11
but Saulus00:49:15
he was you last time when we were00:49:17
with you in free he asks00:49:20
kernels lange aganim they gave you remember in00:49:25
Lithuanian is it very difficult to be a rabbi00:49:30
when there are so many students and everyone needs00:49:32
help answering different questions or00:49:34
giving advice you are tired of being equal but in00:49:38
just words look I’m not I define00:49:43
myself in some formal way up to the position of the00:49:50
board that my work is simply because I00:49:53
give to people and teach not what I invented00:49:57
and where did you either come to the conclusion or or came00:50:00
up with what I studied with the Rav hats00:50:04
basically and this is what I give00:50:07
if I they ask some questions,00:50:10
firstly, not always, I don’t00:50:12
know, I don’t know what I don’t know, and if00:50:16
I know, there are always these answers, too, one way or00:50:19
another, I collect it, I feel it based00:50:22
on what I heard once and that00:50:25
moment Natasha is00:50:26
why the work is just a preview on but00:50:31
nevertheless, how the idea of making a00:50:33
translation and commentary was born,00:50:38
this idea was not born to me, it’s00:50:41
such a crazy idea that it00:50:43
couldn’t have occurred to me. existing00:50:47
translations, I apologize to all00:50:49
translators, I love them very much and appreciate them, but00:50:53
existing ones on Russian translation these Torah00:50:55
translation pens don’t suit me in any way, it00:50:59
wasn’t very difficult for00:51:02
many reasons, from my point of view, they are00:51:05
far from far from adequate, but on the00:51:08
other hand, it is impossible to adequately translate into Russian,00:51:12
and00:51:14
so I gave one fine day or year and00:51:20
came to Israel and my good friend00:51:23
the doctor is lazy and we became very,00:51:28
very close and we think after him00:51:34
many times, we studied Torah together,00:51:37
we studied him at one fine moment he00:51:39
says to me, listen, let’s write a book on00:51:42
these comments and the ball and they00:51:44
really matter to me like groups, how are we going to write00:51:47
it? After all, we don’t have the text, we00:51:49
can’t write a commentary on another00:51:53
translation because this commentary00:51:55
won’t match, and he told me,00:51:57
let’s translate,00:52:00
this idea was so crazy that it00:52:03
couldn’t even occur to me.00:52:04
it came to him and he convinced me00:52:09
and we did it, how we did it, I00:52:11
still can’t understand it’s some kind of00:52:14
simple thing, I don’t know, it was necessary to make a00:52:16
film about it, you know under what conditions00:52:19
and how we did it,00:52:21
she’s wearing something fantastic, well,00:52:25
it was colossal help from heaven,00:52:29
but this is his idea, this is his idea, we00:52:32
worked on it for five years00:52:33
and he didn’t offer you any other ideas, he00:52:38
offered me many ideas, but my00:52:40
madness also has limits, and that is,00:52:43
I didn’t agree to more00:52:45
because I didn’t just didn’t have00:52:48
the strength00:52:49
it was it was it you understand translating00:52:55
a cake is not just doing a translation it’s00:52:57
work and so on it’s when you00:53:01
put it all through yourself you go through00:53:05
it I remember for example when we translated the00:53:08
chapter Key to Go00:53:09
and you you know, the rulers of that there are00:53:11
terrible curses they will commit, so I remember00:53:14
when we translated these curses,00:53:16
they commented on me, I was just sick,00:53:19
you understand, it’s impossible to translate, well, this is an00:53:22
academic translation that you are experiencing and00:53:25
it shakes out with terrible force, on the one00:53:28
hand, things were revealed to us that00:53:31
we did not suspect at that moment, in order for00:53:35
this or the other side to have such an00:53:37
experience that I and after only we00:53:41
finished the translation, I was sick for several months,00:53:45
just physically sick, so these are00:53:48
really things not just not just, but00:53:51
you and you knew from Moscow and Lintgen00:53:56
met here in Israel00:53:57
when he is already from Germany and he00:54:00
comes from Germany, yes, he is older than me00:54:03
because that’s why we didn’t00:54:05
cross paths with him, but he also studied in one fell00:54:08
swoop, borrowed vermouth in one fell swoop, worked00:54:10
together at 9, and it’s thanks to his00:54:14
enthusiasm, incredible world,00:54:17
thank you very much for him to pick up the key How did you00:54:22
convince me to go to this madness?00:54:25
I still can’t understand. I need to ask him,00:54:28
ask him. He could be happy00:54:30
to tell you about the area, maybe you can00:54:34
share some, but usually during the00:54:37
Hanukkah period they talk about some miracles, maybe00:54:41
you too there were such miracles00:54:43
or not necessarily on Hanukkah, look,00:54:47
I want to say again that in my00:54:49
biography there00:54:53
was nothing dramatic, heroic, wonderful, amazing,00:54:57
his face00:55:02
[music]00:55:04
Nura Vieno was so calm, but Rav Joseph taught you00:55:10
gain kiwi than who00:55:15
saved my big one a friend, also not with whom00:55:20
we studied mafon together, or he saved me,00:55:23
you, my young soul,00:55:25
young life, we went with him on Shabbat and00:55:28
I remember copying makhon meir there was snow and00:55:30
ice and I fell, slipped and lost00:55:35
consciousness, rolled onto the highway00:55:37
and then I remember how I they push me into an00:55:39
ambulance and rejoice, is everyone in charge there00:55:43
and I’m afraid that if he hadn’t00:55:45
stopped these cars there, they00:55:47
would have simply crushed me because I00:55:50
probably rolled right onto the highway, in any00:55:52
case, he took me to the hospital in a dream00:55:54
or on Shabbat, a struggle00:55:55
and so on, well, I broke my arm a little, but00:55:58
in principle we’ll take it later so he saved00:56:00
my life and by the way there was already something about the00:56:03
Arabs airman saved my young life I00:56:06
was visiting him they00:56:09
sang they flew and flew when you’ve been living00:56:14
straps for many years and when I I was driving00:56:19
back to our bus, the Arabs threw a00:56:23
stone and I fell asleep and leaned against the glass and the00:56:27
stone was right in this glass, the glass was00:56:31
plastic, well, I got a terrible blow, I00:56:34
just woke up and everything was spinning around,00:56:37
in short,00:56:39
they took me back there, Ira Pharma took00:56:42
an ambulance, also went to the hospital all night00:56:45
was with me and took me in the morning mohombi00:56:48
so in the answer what good people00:56:52
saved my life yes yes of course at the right00:56:59
time people seemed needed yes yes00:57:01
definitely interesting thank you for the00:57:04
information and for Araksa to ask what do00:57:08
you advise for a teenager who is00:57:10
looking for meaning in a Christian environment in your00:57:13
life,00:57:15
what algorithm00:57:18
do you look at, I suggest contacting us in the00:57:22
movement of bri there, use our00:57:25
materials, sources and channel and here00:57:28
find out the truth for this Breton you were00:57:30
created,00:57:33
but this is still a teenager, we don’t have a teenage00:57:36
direction yet,00:57:38
so we hit Drozdov, I’ll lubricate the reef00:57:40
teenager king [ __ ] when he became king00:57:44
he was a teenager 13 years old00:57:46
this is already an adult in Judaism such a00:57:50
teenager we sometimes too have people behind00:57:53
this I and a friend who are up to 70 years old all00:57:55
teenagers00:57:57
have such cases00:57:59
so the sooner a person further00:58:03
the responsibility of independence00:58:08
thank you thank you Dana thank you for your00:58:11
answer I’m even a girl or 15 before or00:58:18
read even yes yes and push recording lessons00:58:25
even she listened and it’s all interesting but00:58:34
maybe there is a special book you can, for00:58:36
example,00:58:37
guess the flavor and what and exactly what you00:58:41
recommend which leader to which00:58:44
author and start watching it very00:58:48
individually, I’m not completely unfamiliar with her,00:58:51
maybe consult with00:58:55
someone personally00:58:57
thief be you have some00:59:00
people nearby who 100 Korean literature00:59:08
she always asks00:59:17
I see he has, you know, there is00:59:22
one wonderful Armenian friend of ours who lives in Georgia00:59:27
Gevorg Virat yes yes yes00:59:30
young just about the basics he is a wonderful00:59:35
person I advise you to contact them because he00:59:45
knows the situation before and thank you00:59:50
very much for that support I to all my00:59:54
Armenians while the00:59:56
video and the Armenian flag00:59:59
during Saturday was on your wall at home01:00:04
and that’s it everyone supported all of01:00:09
ours were very grateful on behalf of01:00:13
these people01:00:14
I want to thank you too, a massive01:00:18
Armenian flag is still hanging01:00:20
on my street, everyone is asking what kind of flag this is,01:00:22
thank you very much, thank you from01:00:29
all the other Armenians, too, who maybe01:00:38
someone else wants to say carrying out01:00:43
such a question, how long ago was01:00:48
this leap01:00:50
of interest, how many years ago did01:00:55
the cross appear, it appeared more among the peoples,01:00:59
and I think that it began after the01:01:02
six-day war01:01:05
because the six-day war was such a01:01:08
breakthrough in the tanach in our days that it01:01:13
led many01:01:15
to the understanding of what is really here in the01:01:19
Middle East, things are happening that are01:01:21
literally described by the authors, the01:01:25
Almighty manifested himself in the six-day war01:01:27
so clearly globally and unambiguously01:01:32
that from that moment I think why, for01:01:34
example, I will be like this and now01:01:38
there is a movement01:01:39
of peace in Japan, this is a very old movement01:01:43
in America, this is an old movement so many01:01:46
2 hybrids and so on,01:01:52
but you mentioned the area, this is a movement01:01:56
from Japan before they come and do01:02:00
some kind of volunteer movement,01:02:03
but we would like to organize this too,01:02:05
maybe we’re horrified, we can’t come without permission, we01:02:09
need to somehow get you to us01:02:11
vkontakte01:02:13
yours initiative initiative is offered by the01:02:17
worker himself,01:02:19
that is, the initiative is punishable take it01:02:21
provably look we have it, he is01:02:25
distinguished by the fact that he knows everything and can do everything01:02:27
and he always has some ideas, he01:02:31
wants to promote all the time, who knows, he01:02:33
can throw this idea at him and it he01:02:36
will have this problem only in this01:02:38
crown, you understand the whole world is blocked, all01:02:42
these movements are not closed, you01:02:46
can only hope, but well, part of the01:02:48
time of booking the area,01:02:50
that is, if we now you01:02:53
think now and organize all this, at01:02:56
least from the point of view of ideas,01:02:58
then the moment when everything it will open, you see,01:03:02
everything will become a reality, we live in a very01:03:04
open, open world, okay, in this grill,01:03:10
Gregory asks you again, after all,01:03:12
in which language do you read more books now? In Hebrew,01:03:14
or in Russian, and which01:03:17
modern authors do you like? Are there01:03:20
any and what books do I read in? in Hebrew and01:03:26
Russian,01:03:27
well, that means more visits, more01:03:31
read books in Hebrew or Russian and01:03:35
who are these writers and literature, I mean01:03:38
fiction, current01:03:40
literary and artistic literature, I01:03:42
prefer Russian because it’s both shaven01:03:46
and stentorian, some kind of01:03:48
grandiose Gotti literature in my opinion, but01:03:52
I didn’t beat myself up, of course, there are01:03:55
some powers, but01:03:58
modern Israeli literature01:03:59
doesn’t have anything so impressive, but01:04:06
once there were songs, but Misha, the world, yes, that01:04:09
was really once there were01:04:12
some01:04:13
Albert, there were once different I decide01:04:16
addons then old classic01:04:20
these are the authors I like from01:04:24
modern datsko that probably01:04:29
modern Russian literature doesn’t really01:04:32
represent it my favorite authors are for01:04:35
example Vladimir Voinovich I01:04:38
love everything I love funny books and that’s01:04:39
what’s funny and there’s satire Ilf and Petrov01:04:42
Voinovich well and why do you like intelligence01:04:45
Rowena01:04:46
color off well, probably intelligence about01:04:49
intelligence officers oh oh but I like to read01:04:53
books by Viktor Suvorov01:04:56
I adore Suvorov and when I read him at every01:05:00
opportunity I listen to it, it’s very much01:05:04
considered in detail as you say,01:05:07
yes, we were taught in the gru very ago01:05:10
pay attention to the little things proview on01:05:16
but you also teach01:05:17
for girls in the women's what is called01:05:21
makha nora or and if there are some01:05:25
specifics of the difficulties of being a01:05:27
rabbinical teacher for women in01:05:34
general then the same thing the same thing but you01:05:40
probably probably understand how- then01:05:43
you need to be gentler because women girls01:05:47
can be offended by some little things until, for01:05:51
example, between the guys you can01:05:54
laugh at each other there, we so on,01:05:56
this will not work, but before there was no01:06:05
honor at home and they sat behind a partition,01:06:07
as if there was a partition in the classroom, they01:06:10
always waved was when just on video01:06:13
sometimes you feel that it’s like the01:06:15
presence of women’s voices but there are01:06:20
lessons in the world that are intended01:06:23
for boys and for girls01:06:25
so big but in principle this is Makhanova01:06:30
this is one place another but from if there is a01:06:34
seminar we could you do01:06:36
something for us - an excursion or sit in a01:06:41
girl’s lesson I’ll go there01:06:43
why not why not it’s a dream of the region,01:06:47
well please all dreams come true01:06:50
I remember coming when there was a seminar01:06:53
I remember Natalya01:06:55
our Natalya is a folder from Kyrgyzstan she01:06:58
herself went to these lessons she01:07:02
arrived earlier yes great I signed up they spoil the01:07:10
broadcast, it’s always just peasants from01:07:14
Moldova asking again about Hebrew, but01:07:18
for pancakes it’s better to study Judaism in01:07:20
Russian or Hebrew if there is such an01:07:23
opportunity, if at all there is any point in01:07:25
learning Hebrew specifically for this01:07:27
length, see if the person is capable, he01:07:31
has the ability, he has the time,01:07:34
he there is a possibility, of course, Tura01:07:39
truly understands so much in Hebrew,01:07:41
but if a person does not have the opportunity, there is no01:07:44
time,01:07:45
then of course in Russian or what01:07:48
language he understands, but if there is such an01:07:50
opportunity, of course, this is completely different,01:07:55
and what book, what textbook, do you01:07:58
recommend treating the flu, you know if I01:08:03
haven’t studied Hebrew for a long time and01:08:06
therefore I have already forgotten all these textbooks, the01:08:09
textbooks that I used were01:08:12
30 years ago, in my opinion, no, not all of01:08:15
them, they are all probably useful to one degree or another,01:08:19
look today, here’s something that didn’t01:08:22
exist in our time, today you you can01:08:24
open YouTube and they will teach you any01:08:27
language and write and pronounce it in01:08:30
my opinion, it seems very easier to me, for01:08:34
example, it’s easier for me to learn a language when a01:08:36
person explains it to me,01:08:37
I see it, I hear it, they just have a01:08:40
textbook of what words01:08:48
someone might have questions,01:08:50
the meeting will end soon, you can01:08:52
take this opportunity and01:08:55
directly ask a question to the district,01:08:59
but for now I’ll ask the district, here are the students01:09:03
who study you there in the world,01:09:06
basically the further path that you01:09:10
don’t do, they do repatriation, as01:09:15
a rule, aliyah gets married, they have children, and01:09:20
so on and so on then someone becomes a01:09:22
rabbi and like Ilya you reached the goal and01:09:29
Yakov’s lesson was destroyed and he also learned in one fell swoop01:09:37
while he was sitting in my class01:09:39
sometimes you recognize the voices of the students then the01:09:43
teachers had times and conclusions but you01:09:48
served in the army in the Soviet Union and in01:09:51
Israel, Israel, the Israeli army01:09:56
became interested, but quickly discarded this01:09:58
bizu01:09:59
I was old01:10:01
[music] a01:10:06
military man of no military01:10:09
significance your son was already in the army, yes,01:10:14
yes, I already served in the army, the01:10:16
youngest will soon go in the spring, this is his,01:10:21
where did David Vatu serve in the spring01:10:24
twin and this is you and where does Judas want to become a01:10:28
musician or an artist or does01:10:29
Judas want to become an artery artist at01:10:34
the moment all the artists are doing01:10:37
similar work01:10:40
mediators not performances de concepts01:10:43
you understand he will find artist artists and01:10:46
painters these are the actors01:10:48
they suffered in a terrible way just in the01:10:53
most terrible way Now pizza01:10:54
is being delivered, pizza is being delivered by all the clips,01:10:56
former artists or playing on the streets,01:10:59
many go out on the street and play01:11:04
what dream do you have but has not yet01:11:07
come true or you can’t talk about it01:11:12
dream, to be honest,01:11:17
I won’t talk about all the dreams, but I’ll tell you about one01:11:21
I’d like to see on buy the big01:11:23
you will give to visit it01:11:25
live up to this 1 x and01:11:29
the view of the shtof so you do the climb01:11:35
to the temple mount and with this you show01:11:38
others even direct adore directed01:11:42
and we followed your example it has already01:11:46
risen okay if you have questions ask01:11:51
because we will be releasing to the area already it’s01:11:55
late, he needs to get up early, probably, well,01:12:05
either they’re shy or you answered the01:12:09
person’s questions about which he’s doing01:12:12
next time, okay, you can send01:12:15
me questions in telegram no, I’m a flip01:12:19
participant or just in personal telegram and01:12:22
or if you don’t want, in telegram and by email there01:12:26
are always opportunities to send it, I01:12:30
probably01:12:31
decided to send it to Tatyana so that she would01:12:35
somehow synthesize it, but it’s clear that this is01:12:37
for this lesson, a company without interesting01:12:39
questions, I always take01:12:42
the opportunity to ask because it’s easier to01:12:44
answer than to write, and the pleasure of01:12:55
thinking now about the topic of the next01:12:58
and the next conversations what are you interested in01:13:01
in a month, rabbiul,01:13:04
can you now voice the ladies,01:13:08
voice them bring closer and the power to rule01:13:12
and how it goes on tour for Israel and for01:13:15
other nations of the world01:13:17
power power, well, let’s say you rule over you01:13:25
have dominion over the fish,01:13:30
here in this one where the power means that you01:13:34
can eat them and you can eat it,01:13:39
that is, a person is a creature that01:13:44
stands one level higher and it01:13:48
concentrates concentrates both01:13:52
plants and animals then,01:13:54
well, it says parenthood over birds,01:13:57
any reptiles crawling on01:13:59
the ground, it’s not written on the right wall01:14:01
and we went to Dima plants because I’m01:14:03
interested in and our lessons are held in01:14:06
Minsk, they talked about something like yes yes it’s like01:14:09
going down follow here here01:14:15
the words of the word rada01:14:19
verdo means precisely subordination01:14:23
to rule this is what interests me and this is what01:14:26
interests me because in modern01:14:29
society one receives for so power01:14:33
to use this how we are in01:14:35
pleasure, wife over husband, husband over gin01:14:38
and off we go, they don’t agree,01:14:40
you see, when there is no God, then they begin,01:14:43
these are the things that begin by way of01:14:46
what, this is all here, I think that01:14:48
this also means a01:14:50
person’s responsibility for everyone because pay01:14:54
attention when there was a flood, for example,01:14:56
all the animals were destroyed, why01:14:58
because people were corrupted, that is, a01:15:01
person has the ability to influence and in01:15:05
this regard, his possession of his01:15:07
influence is revealed, a person can corrupt the environment01:15:10
surrounding animals and paradise, and a01:15:12
person can raise this therefore from01:15:15
him this is envy, I think this is to have this is a01:15:17
great responsibility before the Almighty01:15:19
already on Velcro01:15:21
until the next king for the living01:15:25
maybe the prophets have and would be I’m already01:15:28
afraid to say more I don’t understand how01:15:33
this is realized this is the word01:15:34
rule over the01:15:36
spokes influence but you you still expand01:15:38
or my understanding if one of the01:15:42
ways is when a person has a01:15:45
belly of a lion he raises them to his01:15:47
level the person behaves morally01:15:52
animals begin to behave much01:15:54
better it is known that animals that01:15:58
live next to a person little by little01:16:00
acquire human qualities they01:16:02
begin to get sick so that a person01:16:09
certainly affects the plant to01:16:12
the animals, you can see it every day, I01:16:14
suggest you think about it, we will have a month, we will01:16:18
think and choose and see what is more01:16:21
relevant for people and could decide what the01:16:25
topic of the area is, thank you very much for01:16:27
the good, be healthy and happy and01:16:36
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