10025 —דאגות על הנהגה רבנית ויציבות קהילה בעליה

Concerns About Rabbinic Leadership and Community Stability in Aliyah

י"ט כסלו, ה'תשל"א
The Rebbe expresses concern that the involvement of certain rabbis in aliyah efforts undermines community stability. He notes his longstanding appeals to leaders not to begin with rabbis, as this destabilizes entire communities, and questions whether a mere article can atone for this issue.
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[י"ט כסלו, ה'תשל"א]

לתוכן — מכתב — כת"ר –

שלום וברכה!

זה

כו"כ שנים שבקשתי והתחננתי לפני ראשי עסקני העלי' שבתעמולתם לעלי' מחו"ל לא יתחילו ברבנים וכו' שבעליית הנ"ל מתמוטטת כל הקהלה

וכו'

. וכנראה לא הצלחתי.

ולא עוד אלא כשהרבנים העריקים מהקהלות שלהם עולים לאהקת"ו

יר"ש

שבאהקת"ו נותנים להם יישר כח וכו' וכו'!

והאומנם ע"י מאמר

במכ"ע וכיו"ב יכופר ענין זה?

Yud-Tes Kislev, 5731.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

For approximately twenty-five years I have requested and pleaded before the heads of the activists for aliyah that in their efforts regarding aliyah from abroad, they should not begin with rabbis, etc., because when these rabbis make aliyah, the entire community collapses, etc. Apparently, I have not succeeded. Not only that, but when rabbis who have deserted their communities make aliyah to Eretz Yisrael and Jerusalem through the aliyah organizations, they are given words of praise and encouragement, etc., etc.! And is it really possible that through an article in a newspaper or similar means this matter will be atoned for?


Summary

The Rebbe warns that prioritizing rabbinic aliyah can destabilize communities left behind and questions whether public statements alone can repair such harm. True communal responsibility requires careful consideration of leadership transitions.

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