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NEWS
Chief Rabbinate Courts Move to Justice Ministry
Jurisdiction on January 1st
"Children's Allowance Should be Taken out of Arrangements
Law"
by G. Kleiman Data for 2001-2002 released by the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) shows Bnei Brak is the most crowded city in Israel. The report covers various categories, and surveys the 13 largest cities in the country which all have a population of more than 100,000 residents. Position Statement on Meron It has come to our attention plans to develop the area of the holy gravesite of Rav Shimon Bar Yochai and his son Rav Elozor have been prepared, plans unbefitting the holiness of the site since, in addition to several other serious stumbling blocks, they would transform the road and the area of RaSHBI's gravesite in a manner inappropriate to this holy site which all of Am Yisroel holds dear. Remedia Victim Released from Hospital by Yated Ne'eman Staff and Itim A Solution for Religious Services in Israel by T. Katz Rabbi Moshe Gafni began the last Knesset term with efforts to advance legislation to set up a religious services authority. Degel HaTorah's Rabbinical Council wrestled with the problem and formulated the fundamental elements of the law. Letters About the Abramov Taharas Hamishpochoh Organizationby Yated Ne'eman Staff After the Rabbinical Committee headed by HaGaon Rabbi Yitzchok Zilberstein, shlita, has examined and made corrections to the books and the contents of the lectures by the Organization for Family Life run by the Abramov family, I hereby extend my blessings that they continue to disseminate kedushoh and taharoh in Klal Yisroel. Two Chasanei Mishna in Antwerpby S. Fried Rabbonim, public figures and hundreds of children from Western Europe participated in the ceremony recognizing the chasanei Mishna of Agudas Yisroel of Europe, among whom were two talmidim from Belz institutions in Antwerp, Yisroel Dirnfeld and Yosef Yisroel Gold. Reception in London for Moscow Yeshivaby Yated Ne'eman Staff The miraculous revival of Yiddishkeit in Russia and the instrumental role of Yeshivas Toras Chaim of Moscow, which was founded 14 years ago by Rabbi Moshe Soloveitchik zt"l of Zurich, was the theme of a well-attended reception that was held last Sunday night (7 December) in honor of Rabbi Moshe Lebel, its rosh yeshiva, in the home of Mr. Mendy Bude. All material on this site is copyrighted and its use is
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