The following wonderful story about the Holy Rashbi's Zionism reached 10 Haredim, was examined - and turned out to be completely reliable.<\/p>\r\n
Two Jews who entered the Zion of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai at the beginning of the month of Iyar of the year 5776, encountered a Jew who poured out his conversation on the spot by reciting Tehillim, with tears flowing from his eyes. This scene is not uncommon in Zion, but after half an hour the Jew stood up and broke out in a dance of joy and singing.<\/p>\r\n
The Jews approached him and asked what had happened, and he told them the following story.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022<\/p>\r\n
The man, a resident of Ashdod, used to travel to Meron every Lag BaOmer, according to the Rashi's instructions. One year, he visited Meron in the winter with his wife, and the physical conditions were very uncomfortable: the heating didn't work, the food wasn't organized.<\/p>\r\n
When he returned to Ashdod the next day in a gloomy mood, he was asked how it was - and replied: "With the money I invested, I could have already taken a room in Eilat.".<\/p>\r\n
That year, when Lag BaOmer arrived, the man prepared to celebrate Halakah for his son in Meron. But then the boy was not feeling well and they stayed home. They held the Halakah in Ashdod.<\/p>\r\n
A year later, the family planned to travel to Meron again, but then the woman didn't feel well and they stayed in Ashdod again. A year later, there was another surprising delay - and they didn't travel to Meron.<\/p>\r\n
The fourth year arrived, and another child needed to be given a halaka. The family packed everything they needed, got in the car, and headed toward Meron. At the Hananya intersection, smoke rose from the hood and the tow truck that had been called determined: the engine had burned out. He drove the tow truck to the garage, and the family had to return home.<\/p>\r\n
The Halakah was also held in Ashdod this year.<\/p>\r\n
In the fifth year, 5776, the Jew said to his wife, "We should go to Meron," but for some reason it doesn't work out.<\/p>\r\n
The woman looked at him and said: "Don't you understand what's going on here? You said five years ago that Eilat is better than Meron, so Rabbi Shimon doesn't want you..."\"<\/p>\r\n
The Jew remembered one incident from that visit, and when he was shaken, he sat down in the living room and burst into tears.<\/p>\r\n
For three quarters of an hour he sat, crying and asking Rabbi Shimon to forgive him. When he finished crying, at that very second, there was a knock on the door and his neighbor came in with a request: "I purchased a new car, made of nylon, and I want my first ride with it to be for Rabbi Shimon, would you like to join me?"\"<\/p>\r\n
The Jew saw this as a sign from heaven and traveled with what he called joy to Zion. There he met the two Jews and told them the story.<\/p>\r\n
In 2016, on Lag BaOmer, he arrived with his family at Rabbi Shimon's Zion.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"For four whole years, a Jew tried to reach the Rashbi's Zion in Meron with his family, and could not understand why each time it was prevented. \u2022 In the fifth year, his wife said to him: "Try to remember what happened in the winter 5 years ago." \u2022 What was the amazing ending to the story?","protected":false},"author":8,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[66],"tags":[1513,3084,11544,2210,11548,2982],"class_list":["post-288117","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-66","tag-1513","tag-3084","tag-11544","tag-2210","tag-11548","tag-2982"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n