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OPINION & COMMENT Living in Eretz Yisroel: Cause or Effect? When you think about the pure concepts, it would seem that it is quite easy to distinguish a cause from its effect. The effect is dependent on the cause, but the cause is not dependent on the effect. The cause will bring about the effect, but the presence of the effect does not always indicate the prior presence of the cause unless it is exclusive. Yes, But We're Different Growth and Challenge Rav Yaakov Emden zt'l writes that Am Yisroel's survival in the face of the efforts of all those who have arisen to destroy us -- like a sheep among seventy wolves -- is the greatest miracle in all of history. A similar observation can be made about the growth and expansion of the chareidi community in the Holy Land despite all the attempts to halt and contain it.
Concerning Chareidi Livelihoods and Economics
In `Camp' Together With Maran R' Yaakov Kamenetsky
ztvk'l Politica: Recess Campaign Comments about Lechovitz, Rabbi Akiva Eiger, Manchester The 22 Sivan (June 11) English edition of the Yated included an article "Oleinu Leshabeiach . . ." At its start there is a story about Volozhin bochurim going to the Admor of Lechovitz, which interests me greatly. All material on this site is copyrighted and its use is
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