Editing The Rebbe as Melech HaMoshiach (section)

== Compels All Israel to Follow and Strengthen It ==
Another sign of Moshiach is that he compels the people to observe Torah and mitzvos. This compulsion is not through force but through words, pleasant ways, inner influence, and showing them the path of truth. Additionally, he does not do this himself but through his shluchim.

Compelling all Israel is also a rectification for the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash, since one reason for the destruction was that the leaders did not rebuke the sinners.

From the Rambam's language, the Rebbe explains that Moshiach's influence extends even to tzaddikim.

The Rebbe also embodies this sign. Never has there stood a leader for Israel who faced a situation of decline and weakening in Judaism following the Holocaust, and on his first day as Nasi declared that his mission was to spread Judaism everywhere, this mission being the central line of his leadership throughout the years. He took upon himself the responsibility to care for every Jew in every corner of the world through his shluchim, established the largest Jewish outreach operation worldwide, and reached even the most remote Jews to inspire them in Torah and mitzvos through the mivtzoyim he initiated.
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