OPINION
& COMMENT
The Fallacy of Limited Horizons
One day someone told HaRav Moshe Feinstein zt"l about
a certain avreich — in fact his son-in-law
— who had made a medical discovery that might prove to
be a cure for cancer. R' Moshe responded that even if it was
a sure cure for cancer, "is ess nisht vert di bittul
Torah" (it would not be worth the bittul Torah
that it caused).
The Man With the Gun in Hand
by HaRav Aharon Yeshaya Roter
"If my spirit was stormy within me, I said: I shall tell it
and I will be eased."
On my way to shul in Bnei Brak one morning, I noticed
an ad on a billboard. I am quoting it verbatim:
Teshuvoh and Prayer
by HaRav Sholom Schwadron zt"l
Part II
In the first part of the power of prayer and its
application to teshuvoh, HaRav Schwadron cited
numerous applications in which we see the tremendous power of
tefilloh.
The Light of Elul
A Meditation Compiled by Yated Ne'eman Staff
In the margins of those decisions and deeds which we embrace
in the days of Elul, there may sink in some lack of faith or
true recognition of the importance of those deeds. We are not
completely convinced, altogether assured, that this is what
is being asked of us, that this is what is good and what is
most effective for these Elul days.
Politica: Jobs vs. Ideology
By E. Rauchberger
A few years ago, Education Minister Livnat stood on the
speaker's podium at the Likud Center (the central committee
that governs many of the affairs of the Likud including the
selection of the Knesset lists) and asked a rhetorical
question: "Are jobs what you want?" "Yes," the members
answered in unison.
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