Editing Rabbi Aharon Rokeach of Belz (section)

== Personal Emissary to Farbrengen ==
For the 12 Tammuz farbrengen held in the zal of Yeshivas Toras Emes in Jerusalem in 1945, Rabbi Aharon sent his brother Rabbi Mordechai Rokeach as his personal emissary.

In "Kovetz Lubavitch" published that year, it is told about that farbrengen, and thus describes the words of the Rav of Bilgoray:

The Belzer Rebbe shlita could not participate personally in the simcha due to his weak health. His brother, the Rebbe of Bilgoray shlita spoke on his behalf and blessed in his name and in the name of the Belzer Rebbe shlita the Rebbe with a complete recovery and long good years. He emphasized that when the Lemberg region and large part of Poland were already surrounded by the Russians, the charedi communities there continued to exist and maintain Torah and mitzvos with mesiras nefesh, because of knowledge about the mesiras nefesh activities that the Rebbe operated and did in Russia.

"In this particular aspect of mesiras nefesh" - cried the Rebbe of Bilgoray - "we are all students of the tzaddik of Lubavitch. And this is the benefit of this celebration, the jubilee year 1895-1945 for the Rebbe's holy public activities, that he does not need this honor, rather this is a demonstration for us, so that we learn from him the mesiras nefesh for maintaining Torah and Yiddishkeit, as he did in the past and continues to do in the present."

When the Frierdiker Rebbe became ill in mid-1945, the Belzer Rebbe wrote him a blessing for a complete recovery, to which the Frierdiker Rebbe responded in a letter from 23 Iyar.

The final letter from the Belzer Rebbe to the Frierdiker Rebbe is from 1950, with New Year's blessings.
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