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== 'Inspector' == Starting from late 5711, the Rebbe requested R' Zusha the Partisan to write about what was happening in Chabad institutions in the Holy Land down to the finest details. In the many letters he received from the Rebbe, there appears again and again a request and demand to write extensively, especially praising him for writing about the Kfar Chabad settlement. For more than 25 years, R' Zusha reported to the Rebbe about everything he saw or heard happening in the Holy Land, all according to the Rebbe's instructions as mentioned above. For many years, R' Zusha would travel throughout the country, length and breadth, due to his many roles, and what he would see and hear - he would report. ==== Official Inspector ==== This situation strengthened after Shevat 5737, during a gathering of Chabad Chassidim organized by the Chabad Rabbinical Court in Israel, when he was appointed as an official 'inspector,' and thus began organized journeys throughout the country, aiming to reach every place where Chabad Chassidim lived, and would report to the Rebbe about what was happening. Everywhere, R' Zusha would encourage those who needed it, push for action those who needed it, and in his free hours would sit by himself and write in large and dense script on large sheets of paper. When asked what he was writing, he would answer: "Military secret!" There were those who then commented about him that he was the Rebbe-Chief of Staff's "spy," and the reports were military intelligence reports in every sense. ==== The Rebbe and R' Zusha's Reports ==== R' Zusha would write almost daily letters and reports to the Rebbe, which brought great satisfaction to the Rebbe, because the Rebbe had asked several important activists to write to him about what was happening in the Holy Land, so that he would feel as if he were there, and the only one who succeeded in doing this was R' Zusha. The Rebbe's secretary Rabbi Binyamin Klein related: "When several days passed and no letter arrived from R' Zusha, the Rebbe would inquire with the secretaries what happened that he hadn't written a letter."
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