The Los Angeles residents are getting excited! The Rebbe is coming again. Hardly a year has passed since the Biale Rebbe of Bnei Brak has visited Los Angeles, yet hundreds are excitedly anticipating the return of their revered Rebbe. every year the sensation repeats itself. Every year when the Rebbe arrives at the house where he lodges, the place becomes a public source of attraction as hundreds of people of various standards and types gather. The street becomes a hive of activity as lawyers, doctors, lay leaders, rabbis, educators, ranging from Hassidic to modern orthodox mingle as they flock to the Rebbe’s house. From early morning until the small hours of the night the streets resound with miraculous tales of unnatural miracles seen and experienced firsthand as a result of the Rebbe’s blessing.

Everyone wants to understand, what is it that draws so many people to see the Biale Rebbe again and again? What is it that causes thousands of people from different backgrounds to seek the Rebbe? What is it that brings people with no semblance to Chassidim to cleave to the Rebbe with all their might, involving him in every move they take in life? At every occasion, be it happy or sad their first phone call is to include the Rebbe! What is it that unites young boys and elderly? What brings the famous ambassador of United States ,Mr. David Friedman, to visit the Rebbe? Many other prominent Rabbis and highly significant political figures from the American and Israeli government can be recognized amongst the Rebbe’s visitors anyplace between California, Florida, New York and New Jersey.

The shadchante is waiting for your phone call

A shy young couple waited to see the Rebbe. What was their story? The woman shared: “I was in shidduchim for years, and nothing was working out. Last year I heard that the Biale Rebbe was coming to New York. I made an appointment and waited along with everyone else. My turn came and I went in to the Rebbe, nervous with anticipation. The Rebbe told me, ‘Call the shadchante today; she’s waiting for your call.’ I had given up on calling shadchanim, but the Rebbe’s words gave me the push to try again. I decided to give it a chance and called a shadchante I knew. As soon as I called, the shadchante exclaimed, ‘Wow, it’s so bashert that you called now! I just got a name of a wonderful bachur who could be perfect for you. But if you hadn’t called, I wouldn’t have thought of calling you!’ This phone call made with the Rebbe’s brachah brought me my shidduch, and b”H we’re happily married for a few months.”

Your match is close, very close, you have no idea just how close.

Another woman completes the above incident with a story of her own. I came to the Rebbe asking for a blessing for my daughter to find her destined. I just sat there and cried. The Rebbe said to me: “Don’t cry, your daughter’s match is very close. You have no idea just how close.” Several weeks passed and my daughter shares with me her good news. Baruch Hashem. Things start to get serious and before long we are celebrating her engagement to a wonderful boy. As my daughter relays the happenings of this shidduch I suddenly realize that this suggestion started on the very day the Rebbe said to me: “It’s close, very close. You have no idea just how close.”

Tatty, we’re going to have twins

Leil Shabbos in Los Angeles. A large crowd came to the main shul to participate in the Biale Rebbe’s tisch. A respectable-looking lawyer walked in with cartons of wines and beer. People were curious what this was about, and he shared: “A year ago I was at the Biale Rebbe’s tisch in this shul. The Rebbe gave out shirayim—arbes from a shalom zachor that was held at the tisch. The Rebbe gave me arbes in my hand and told me, ‘You will have twins.’ I was surprised, to say the least. A short while later there was good news. My ten-year-old son, who was at the tisch with me, told me, ‘Tatty, I know that we’re going to have twins!’ I forgot about the whole story, and my son reminded me of what the Biale Rebbe had said. Now I’m bringing l’chaim to celebrate the birth of our twins!”

I got engaged after the tisch

The story didn’t end there. A young man stood there and shared his story: “I was also at the tisch a year ago and got shirayim from the Rebbe. The Rebbe told me, ‘Mazel tov! You’re getting engaged!’ I was dating then and wasn’t at all sure where things were heading. After the Rebbe’s brachah everything went quickly, and ten days later we were engaged! Now I came to the tisch with my wife to get a brachah for the Rebbe for a happy life together.”

I was sure I was finished, but the Rebbe saved my life

When a person has a million dollars it’s not enough; they want more and more. Sometimes it works and sometimes… that happened to me. At a young age I joined my father’s business and right away I wanted the whole world: another property, another purchase. My portfolio grew, and the bank gave me loans and I continued buying and buying, until… one day the bank foreclosed my account, without advance warning. The bank saw that my income wasn’t exceeding my expenses and seized everything–everything. Nothing I said, none of the grand plans I had, nothing helped. I was embarrassed to leave my house. I ruined my life, I finished my father’s whole fortune that he worked on for decades… I was totally depressed. On Friday night I went to shul near my house and I saw a commotion outside. A guest came: the Biale Rebbe! There was going to be a tisch at my neighbor’s home. My neighbor practically forced me to come, promising it would be worth it. Before Kiddush the Rebbe spoke, and I felt he was talking to me. The Rebbe said that even when everything seems black, even when a Yid thinks he lost everything, if he strengthens his emunah then he’ll never be alone, and there is a way out of every situation. I felt that the Rebbe was talking only to me. To make a long story short, with the Rebbe’s brachah and help, I came to be one of the greatest sponsors of the Rebbe’s mosdos and got out of the deep muddle I was in. I am now back in real estate and I remember to give maaser from all of my profits. I thank Hakadosh Baruch Hu for sending the Rebbe to me to extricate me from my predicament.

THE REBBE SHLIT”A

Twenty-two years ago, The Rebbe was barely in his early thirties when the yoke of leadership of Biale Chassidus Bnei Brak was thrust upon him. His greatness and guidance reached far beyond the borders of Bnei Brak as the Rebbe chose to draw his brethren from all over the world close to him by encouraging and helping them. The Rebbe is leader and mentor of a most respectable chassidus which is centrally based in Bnei Brak and has branches in Jerusalem, Beitar Eilit, Ashdod, Bet Shemesh and Modiin Eilit. This has added a new \old hue to the leadership of Biale chassidus. Every day hundreds of people from varying backgrounds, Sephardim and Ashkenazim alike. Ultra-orthodox and those who have just donned a kippa, from Cholon to Bat Yam, Beer Sheba to Eilat, all stream to one address. The Rebbe opened his door and his heart to the whole of klal yisrael. Welcoming them with his compassionate heart and warm smile. People enter his room carrying a heavy load of troubles and worries however when they leave they are lighthearted and hopeful.

Biale Chassidus’ holy lineage stems from a holy sage named Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchok from Peshischa. This revered tzaddik lived some two hundred years ago and was known to all as the “holy Jew” – ‘The Yid Hakadosh’ from Peshischa. He was a disciple of the holy “Chozeh of Lublin” who was a direct fourth descendent of the holy Baal Shem Tov. The Yid Hakodosh was the greatest of Polish Rabbis, Rabbi to the leaders of Gur, Kotzk, Alexander and other great luminaries. Generations of tzaddikim in succession continued the tradition of the “Yid Hakodosh”. This chain was continued from father to son until the flame was kindled in our generation by the holy tzaddik and Rebbe – Reb Yechiel Yehoshua from Biale, may his holy memory be blessed. He was the grandfather of our revered Rebbe, a direct descendent of five generation to the Yid Hakodosh.

The Chelkas Yehoshua

Prewar Poland boasted of the Rebbe’s grandfather, Reb Yechiel Yehoshua Ztk”l as one of its’ greatest leaders. However, his fame reached a pinnacle during the terrible holocaust when he uncompromisedly sanctified Hashem’s name, first in occupied Poland and later in the freezing Siberia. When he reached Israel all the great Rabbis acknowledged him as a great tzaddik. He was defied and honored as an angel in a mortal world.

The Lahavas Dovid

Next in line was the Rebbe’s father, the holy Rabbi Dovid Mattisyahu ztk”l. he was renowned and famous for his purity and greatness. During his lifetime his father appointed him as head of yeshivas Biale. During his travels throughout the world he revived the broken hearted with his moving prayers and heartfelt talks. People were drawn to him from afar. His tall handsome profile reminded many of his holy father’s image.

The Rebbe continues to tow this beautiful golden chain. However, he does not suffice with leading his own community. He is concerned about the welfare of all of Klal Yisrael. Several times a year he leaves the comforts of his home and visits countries and communities where no other Chassidic Rebbe has ever there.

before. He embraces those who have strayed. He strengthens, encourages, motivates and directs until another Jew has found his way back to our Father in Heaven.

The Iron Swords War

If every year before Pesach the Rebbe is busy helping widows and orphans, this year, since the start of the war on October 7, the Rebbe can’t sleep at night. The Rebbe says Tehillim every day together with the yeshivah bachurim, so that the Biale chassidim finish the entire Tehillim every day on behalf of the hostages and soldiers, who are fighting for am Yisrael. Every day, soldiers on their way to battle come with their parents for a brachah from the Rebbe. The Rebbe takes their names and doesn’t stop davening for their safety.

Chizuk for soldiers

Biale’s chessed organizations have been there for the soldiers since the start of the war. Biala followers arrived at the meeting places in the north and south with containers full of meat and delicacies and held barbecue’s for the soldiers with singing and dancing when, Every soldier received a large care package before leaving for battle. Biale friends from around the world also sent vital supplies for the sodiers. We all hope and pray that all the soldiers come home safely with victory for am Yisrael.

THE FATHER OF THE ORPHANS

The Rebbe’s institutions are famous throughout Israel. The center is based in Bnei Brak, and there are branches all over the country. However, his favorite project is the welfare of “his” orphans. The Rebbe is father to fifteen biological children and countless of grandchildren. However, hundreds of children throughout the world call him “Father”. Amongst the many institutions which are under his auspices is the Rebbe leads 2 yeshivas in Beitar Ilit called “Mishnat Shimon ” and “Iyun Htorah”. Batei Midrash and kollels for young men are spread out in Bnei Brak, Jerulem, Beitar Eilit, Modiin Eilit, Ashdod and Beit Shemesh. However, the institution for widows and orphans are under the Rebbe’s direct administration. This fund supports the widows and orphans.

The desolate orphans receive everything they need of the best quality and quantity. This includes clothing, shoes, scholarship, dorm service and of course pocket money. All this is naught compared to the personal attention the Rebbe bestows upon them. As far as the Rebbe is concerned they are his fully adopted children. His house is their house, their worries become his own. The Rebbe is following  after their studies and makes sure they have personal  tutors Point in case – the Rebbe who had just returned from a trip to the USA one Erev Pesach told his driver to take him to visit his orphans directly from the airport. His own family and children can wait – his orphans come first. Upon his arrival the Rebbe gave each orphan gifts and pocket money enough for everything he needs for yom tov. Only then did he make his own way home to his family and yom tov preparations.

The Rebbe knows!

A couple enters the Rebbe’s chambers, both have written a request with their names and the names of their children. Each name had a different request. One was having trouble in school another needed help in his business. The Rebbe looks on the kvittel and tells the husband “you should take a walk with your wife once a week! if you will respect your wife your problems will be solved. The woman burst out crying. This is the first time they meet the Rebbe, and he is aware of everything going on between the couple. The Rebbe is unconcerned about the tens of people waiting outside and patiently expounds on the importance of domestic peace. The Rebbe gives them detailed instructions how to bring their hearts closer. The Rebbe tells them that the key to happiness and success as well as nachas from their children lies in the respect shown between the parents. And so, another couple exits with a happy smile on their faces. After a while the Rebbe’s secretary receives a note from the wife saying: the Rebbe saved our marriage!!!”

THE REBBE’S LODGING:

These days are happy days for the residents of Los Angeles as they are anxiously preparing to meet once again with their beloved Rebbe.  The Rebbe will be staying in Los Angeles The Rebbe will be staying in Los Angeles from  Wednesday November 6 until Wednesday November 20  at the house of the honorable host DR. & MRS. DAVID & and Dorothy Stoll, at 422 S. LAS PALMAS AVE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90020.

ONEG SHABBAT & TISH FRIDAY NIGHT IN PICO ROBERTSON ON NOVEMBER 8

ON Shabbos November 8 will be held an amazing “Oneg Shabbos” tisch which the Rabbi will hold Friday night. The great Shabbos will take place on Parshas Lech Lechu on the ^8th of November 2024 At the HAPPY MINYAN 9311 W. PICO BLVD, at 8.30 pm.

A special occasion will be held Be”h on Motzai Shabbos at Havdala, people come from far and wide to join this special moments when the Rebbe shares his insights on the Shabbos that left us and for the beginning of a new week, with singing and holiness, when after the crowd has the merit to get wine remaining from the Havdalah cup that is a Segulah for a blessed week. Then everyone is invited for Melaveh Malkah.

Players of musical instruments are invited to bring their instruments.

The Havdalah and Melavah Malkah will be held Be”h at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Motti & Fayge Slodowitz 1551 S CREST DRV, LOS ANGELES CA 90035 AT 8:30 pm.

NEG SHABBAT & TISH FRIDAY NIGHT IN HANCOCK PARK ON NOVEMBER 15

ON the second Shabbos November 15 will be held an amazing “Oneg Shabbos” tisch which the Rebbe will hold Friday night. The great Shabbos will take place on Parshas Vayera on the ¹⁵ of November 2024 At the BAIS HAMEDRASH LEVI YITZCHOK 365 N. LA BREA AVE, at 8.30 pm.  There are still some people in Los Angeles who remember the Rebbe’s Holy Father, the previous Biale Rebbe Z”TZl.  So it is now over 30 years that Rabbis of the community, Shtreimlech wearers, and modern Jews, have participated in Biale tishes.

The most special part of the tisch is during the famous kiddush which the Rebbe performs. It is well known that the Rebbe’s kiddush is capable of bringing about great miracles. The emotive singing and dancing at the Rebbe’s tischim elevating its participants to a standard of “maeyn oilam habah!” this will follow with an abundance of divrei torah and hashkafah.

B”eH due to the upcoming big wedding of the Rebbe’s youngest son on December 16 in Bnei Brak, The Rebbe will be in Los Angeles for a limited time. Please make sure you get your appointment on time!!

Now the residents of Los Angeles have this unique opportunity. If you have not yet had the merit of meeting the Rebbe and would like to book an appointment for a personal consultation a blessing or advice call the Rebbe’s private secretary now! (English speaking) telephone no. 917-272-4045.

Or send an email to bialebneibrak@gmail.com