Slain Emissary's Son Receives Standing Ovation at Global Chabad Conference
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Nathan Schlanger, son of Rabbi Eli Schlanger who was killed in a terror attack at Bondi Beach, received a standing ovation at a global Chabad emissaries' conference. A video highlighted his adherence to his father's values, and Nathan spoke of his father's teachings and their shared experiences. His grandfather joined him on stage, expressing pride in his continuation of the family's mission.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Nathan Schlanger, son of slain Rabbi Eli Schlanger, received a standing ovation at a Chabad emissaries' conference.
- Rabbi Schlanger was murdered in a terror attack at Bondi Beach, Australia, last year.
- A video showcased Nathan's daily life and commitment to his father's values.
- Nathan spoke about the joy of being a Chabad emissary and shared memories.
- His grandfather, Rabbi Ullman, joined him on stage, expressing pride.
Nathan Schlanger, son of Rabbi Eli Schlanger who was murdered in a terror attack at Bondi Beach, Australia, received a prolonged standing ovation from thousands of Chabad emissaries at their global conference. The emotional moment occurred when Nathan took the stage, honored by the attendees.
Prior to his appearance, a video was shown from Scottsdale, Arizona, where Nathan currently studies at a yeshiva. The video depicted his daily routine and how he continues to uphold the values and customs he learned from his father. "The most important thing I learned from my father is how much joy there is in being an emissary of the Rebbe," Nathan shared.
During his address, Nathan recounted memories of accompanying his father on visits to families as part of their emissary work. He recalled his father telling him, "You are not just the son of an emissary, you are an emissary yourself." His grandfather, Rabbi Ullman, later joined him on stage, embracing him and expressing pride in Nathan's dedication to continuing his father's path and mission.
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