634 —עידוד לעדכונים מפורטים והצלחה באפריקה הצפונית

B"H, Eve of Rosh Chodesh Tammuz.

Hashem yisborach. Haraha"ch vavavac"h iy"a nu"m etc. Mehor"m.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

In response to your letter from the 16th of Sivan: Do not hesitate to write at length, as I am interested in all details regarding your overall situation and especially your activities. Certainly, you will continue to inform me regularly about everything in detail.

Our friend Harav G. informed me that he sent you more money, and since you will likely meet face to face, you can also discuss matters regarding the future. It is unfortunate that obtaining the visa for Harav G. is taking so long...

Yesterday, when I was at the resting place of my father-in-law, the Rebbe hk"m, I mentioned you for success in your work in North Africa. It is certain that shepherds of Israel do not separate from their flock, and even now he stands and serves to draw down blessing and success into all their endeavors connected to them—especially that they fulfill their mission as much as possible and with success, with revealed good.

With abundant blessings for success,
Rabbi Menachem Schneerson
From a copy by the secretariat.
Mehor"m: Lipsker.
Additional letters to him: see above letter 559, and those referenced there. See there for the content of this letter.
Visa for Harav G.: see above letter 764, and those referenced there.
1) See Tanya chapter 2.
2) At length: Torah Or Parshas Miketz D"H Tana Rabbanan mitzvah 58; Sefer HaMitzvos l'tzt"z mitzvah 58 ch.3; D"H Lema'an Da'as, 5669.
3) See Torah Or there end of ch.7 that Mashiach has two aspects: shepherds and princes. In Shas (Sukkah 52b), he is counted among princes; it can be said this is his main aspect.

Summary

The Rebbe values detailed communication about one's activities and assures ongoing spiritual support for those fulfilling their mission—especially in challenging locations like North Africa—emphasizing continued effort and trust in Divine blessing.