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Blessing for Passover Handwritten by the Admor Rabbi Yisrasel Mordechai Twersky of Rachmastrivka - Jerusalem, Adar 1985 - ”נחת ברכה והצלחה... תזכו לחוג את חג המצות בהידור הכשרות” - letter on the official stationery of the Admor Rabbi Yisrasel Mordechai Twersky of Rachmastrivka to a Chassid, confirming the receipt of the Pidyon for Adar and Purim , ” and for his mother the Rebbetzin ”. Later, the Rebbe blesses him with an abundance of blessings: ”תהא משכורתם שלימה וכפולה מן השמים כפעלם הטוב יצו ה' את הברכה החו”ש [החיים והשלום] ורב נחת ברכה והצלחה בכמ”י [בכל מעשי ידיהם], כן תזכו לחוג את חג המצות בהידור הכשרות, בשמחה, בדיצות בטוב לבב ומרב כל, אך טוב וחסד יסובבכם כל הימים תמיד”. The Rebbe's handwritten signature.  Approx. 14X22 cm. Stains. Fold lines. Good overall condition.  The Admor Rabbi Yisrasel Mordechai Twersky of Rachmastrivka (1929-2004) was the son of Rabbi Yochanan and son-in-law of Rabbi Sender Uri. He stood at his father’s side and helped found the Meor Einayim yeshiva in Jerusalem. After his father’s passing he refused to take the crown of the Admorut upon himself, but after demonstrations by his chassidim, the Admor of Machnovka, the eldest of the Chernobyler Admorim, forced him to take it upon himself, stating: “whether he wants to or not, he shall be appointed.” He also said: “Even if he was one of the eight sons of the Chernobyler Maggid, he wouldn’t be embarrassed among them.” But, due to his modesty, he agreed to be appointed only with the approval of his brother, the Admor Rabbi Chai Yitzchak Twersky, the Admor of Rachmastrivka-USA, and they indeed held the Admorut together.