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== Continuation of Campaign Support == To encourage the continuation of the campaign - gedolei Yisroel from all segments of Charedi Judaism joined, including Admorim, Rabbonim and Roshei Yeshivos. The great Admorim and Rabbonim signed a proclamation calling on all who are charedi to Hashem's word to mobilize for action and join the continued campaign. Three years after the campaign began, on Lag B'Omer 5730 (1970), the traditional festive parade took place in front of 770. The Rebbe gave a sicha before thousands of children and adults present at the parade, saying: Since we have seen that from Lag B'Omer three years ago, when we also spoke about Hakadosh Baruch Hu's promise in His Torah "And I will give peace in the land", "And you shall dwell securely in your land", and announced about increasing in the mitzvah of putting on tefillin, this saved thousands and tens of thousands of Jews who are alive and well until today, and may they merit long days and years.
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