that they are "one people, (though) spread and scattered among the nations, and their (Torah-) laws are different from those of any other people"; so long, that is, as Jewish children receive Torah-true education - his plots and schemes against the Jews could not succeed.
Indeed, as he was soon to learn, when his plot collapsed and he was led to the gallows he had prepared for Mordchai - it was the extraordinary resurgence of Torah education brought about by "Mordchai the Jew," who "would not bend his knee nor bow down" before any tyrant that would presume to compel him to compromise his Jewishness, that brought about the miraculous reversal of the Jewish situation "from sadness to gladness and from fasting to feasting," bringing to the Jews of Shushan, and to Jews everywhere and in all generations, "light, joy, gladness and honor."
This, in essence, is what Chabad is all about. It is dedicated to bringing about a resurgence of Torah education, especially of the young - young not only in years, but also who are still young in Jewish experience of Torah-living. It is a cause that deserves the support of all concerned Jews and an extraordinary Z'chus for all who share in it and support it generously.
With esteem and blessing for Hatzlocho in all above
REBBE
