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== In Jerusalem == In 1892, Rabbi Shneur Zalman first expressed his desire to move to Jerusalem, but his community tried to prevent him. Despite this, Rabbi Shneur Zalman was determined. He pretended to travel to healing springs, and from there "escaped" to Jerusalem illegally. Only upon arriving in Jerusalem did he send his resignation from Lublin. All the Jews of Jerusalem participated in welcoming him, led by the leader of the Perushim Rabbi Shmuel Salant and the Sephardic leader Rabbi Yaakov Shaul Elishar. Rabbi Shneur Zalman revolutionized Jerusalem. He established a Chassidic Beis Din and a Lubavitch-style shechita. He managed Colel Chabad and led the Tzemach Tzedek synagogue. Before long, Rabbi Shneur Zalman became the leader of Chabad Chassidim in the Holy Land. In Jerusalem, his first wife passed away, and he then married his second wife, Mrs. Yocheved. All the great rabbis of Jerusalem attended the wedding, including Rabbi Shmuel Salant and Rabbi Yehoshua Leib Diskin. Later, Rabbi Diskin wrote to his son that it was worth coming to Jerusalem just to witness the Torah of the 'Toras Chesed'. In Jerusalem, they applied to him the verse "Toras Chesed on his tongue."
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