Mukachevo

One thing I didn't mention is that, uh, we even have one case where you had an Orthodox group that were members of the neologs.

How did that happen? It happened in the city of Munkács.

Munkács, which is run by the Munkácser Rebbe or Chaim Eliezer Shapiro, a big, uh, extremist, anti-Zionist.

But, uh, the, the controversy I'm gonna speak about, nothing with anti-Zionism, 'cause the Belzers were also anti-Zionist.

But the Belzers, in the interwar years, the Belzer Rebbe settled in, uh, Munkács, and he was persecuted by, uh, the S- by the Munk- by the Munkácser Rebbe.

Instead of calling them-- The Munkácser would call the Hasidim of Belz, not Hasidim Belz, Haziri Belz, you know, pigs of Belz.

Terrible stuff.

And then after the M- the Belzer Rebbe died, the Munkácser Hasidim said, "We cannot stay in this community," 'cause the Munkácser was also the robe of the community.

Grazie della vostra preghiera per la visita pastorale che compirò in Perù.

[applausi] Accolgo con gioia i fedeli dell'eparchia greco-cattolica di Mukachevo in Ucraina, accompagnati dal loro vescovo.

L'Associazione di fieles Acuna.

Las antiguas alumnas Jesús María España.

I think that's exactly what's going on.

So we had another issue this week where, a, a, a, a train in western Ukraine, not Poland, uh, I think it was near Lviv or somewhere out, Mukachevo or somewhere out that way, where, uh, it was hit by a drone and, and they're making a big deal that it was on the same railroad that, uh, Boris and Petraeus and all these guys were on, saying they were trying to take out those guys.

But, but my point was they're combatants.

They're sitting there bringing in weapons in mass quantities into Ukraine.