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== Continuation of the Campaign == After the great victory in the war and the great miracles that occurred, Chabad Lubavitch chassidim worldwide continued with the Tefillin Campaign, with the Rebbe's encouragement. Some asked the Rebbe why the campaign continues when the war ended with a great victory? To this the Rebbe responded on 15 Teves 5728 (1967) that while it's true the war ended with a great victory, the enemy armies stand ready on Israel's borders from all directions, to destroy the Jews chas v'shalom, and only their fear holds them back. And this suffices for those who understand. Additionally, there is another great danger that "from the north shall break forth" etc. (referring to the great danger from the northern border) Hashem should protect, and this danger has grown much greater since the victory, but it is not the Rebbe's way to frighten the Jewish people - rather to awaken and encourage them that everything depends on teshuvah and good deeds that each person can do, particularly a mitzvah that instills fear in the enemies like the mitzvah of tefillin.
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