I am a Gentile, who absolutely loves Gods people the Jewish Nation. This lady was a beautiful person, wife , mother, everything I would have loved to have been. Blessings to her families memories. Amen🛐🕎
Thank you for sharing Rebbetzin Chana with us. The pain endured by her husband is unfathomable. He did so much for us, even today, his legacy lives on. Her strength and courage are remarkable and admirable.
I am a Gentile, who absolutely loves Gods people the Jewish Nation. This lady was a beautiful person, wife , mother, everything I would have loved to have been. Blessings to her families memories. Amen🛐🕎
תודה רבה
So inspiring. What a Godly mother and son!
Todah Rabah. An amazing woman. They play a huge role in Jewish life!
What a beautiful, beautiful person!
Thank you ❤love rebbetzin Chana she had a special gift with children
What an inspiration!
Thank you for sharing Rebbetzin Chana with us. The pain endured by her husband is unfathomable. He did so much for us, even today, his legacy lives on. Her strength and courage are remarkable and admirable.
Heartfelt, thank you.❤
Such a beautiful, inspiring, wife and mother.
Thanks!
Todah Rabah v. Jewish women play an amazing role in Jewish life.
Thank you for the video is heard touching give me tears Hashem I love I know you are sitting next to him liebe chana🌷🌷
Wow! ❤ L'Chayim and shout out to all mothers! Where would we be without them...
Thanks god good mothers.
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To lose his Tatte at a relatively young age… it really makes such more sense to me why he loved and respected his father-in-law so much.
Gratidão Rebe ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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Yakotreneslav, RUSSIA. There was no nation named Ukraine there at that time.e accurate. You are even using the Russian language name of the city.
Is that detail so important? Did you focus on it so much that you missed the importance of the story?
Surprising that she didn't cover her hair!
She’s wearing a wig.
@@SimchaE-pm2wsand a hat - always !!
Nicolyve, RUSSIA! There was no country called Ukraine then!
And? Does that minimize what horrors the Rebbe, of blessed memory, endured? Or the pain and struggles the Rebbetzin endured?
it was called London