In tribute to Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, who spearheaded the Kinus for the last four decades and dedicated his life to actualizing the Rebbe’s vision, a special video presentation highlighting pivotal moments in his life was played at the Kinus, followed by reflections by his son, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky.
The conference paid tribute to the life of Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, who led the Kinus for the past four decades and devoted his life to fulfilling the Rebbe’s vision. His son, Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky, now serving as director of the conference, stepped into his father’s role.
“My father always reiterated the Rebbe’s call to reach out to those who might seem beyond our reach,” said Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky. “Take a moment to think of one more person in your life, a neighbor, a colleague, someone others might deem impossible to connect with, and take action.”
He also underscored one of his father’s final initiatives, a campaign to inspire 120 million mitzvas. To bring this vision to life, they launched OneMitzvah.org, a platform aimed at encouraging everyone to involve friends and family in acts of kindness. “Engage your network because that’s how we’ll make a real impact and usher in an era of peace and redemption,” he emphasized.
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