A Lakewood resident who hosts an annual Purim party distributes large amounts to Tzedkah, sent a question to Rav Chaim asking if he should cancel the party this year due to the Coronavirus.
Hear the question and answer below.
VIDEO: Lakewood resident inquires from Rav Chaim if his annual Purim party should be cancelled due to Coronavirus fears
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mazel tov
There’s Das Torah for you, everyone can calm down now
The main thing is
THE ONLY THING THAT YOU ARE ALLOWED TO GET EXCITED
ABOUT IS THE GREATNESS OF HA-SHEM
If this is exciting to you & you have no issue (IM NOT CV”S IMPLYING THAT I HAVE AN ISSUE) then you should be just as excited to be mekabel his psak & VOTE for ERETZ HAKODESH in the wzo election.
It is beyond me his people run to reb chaim for everything including health issues that are life & death questions and yet when it comes to thus all of a sudden they think of every reason to doubt the word of maran sar hatorah.