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OPINION
& COMMENT
Antisemitism Can be Managed, but not Eliminated
If a Jew wants to solve the problem of antisemitism he must
commit some kind of suicide — either physical or at
least cultural. Antisemitism is part of the lot of the Jew,
and it will be around as long as the exile.
Chapters in Chinuch from HaRav Dessler: About the Sanctity
of Expression and the Methodology of the Niggun
by L. Leiner
In two letters dealing with the subject of education, Maran's
approach is apparent regarding the need to test matters of
chinuch against the light of Chazal's teachings, and
to be suspicious of everything smacking of modern
research.
Eisov's Hatred Towards Yaakov
by Rav Yaakov Horowitz
Part I
Parshas Shemos introduces a new element between Am
Yisroel and Mitzrayim: the latter's deep-seated hatred
towards Am Yisroel.
Torah — A Quest for Personal Truth
by Yochonon David
Exactly as the clock struck nine, there was a short ring at
the door. "How absolutely appropriate," I thought to myself,
"for someone like him, the chief accountant of a major
corporation." As I got up to open the door, I thought about
how this man came into my life.
Politica
Shinui vs. Labor
By E. Rauchberger
Shinui Chairman Tommy Lapid, along with his fellow party
members, can be expected to seek every available opportunity
to rile and lash out against the chareidi public in general
and the Torah world in particular, for otherwise Shinui would
be wiped off the political map.
Reliable Sources: Knesset Foreign Affairs Committee Tries
to Plug Information Leaks
By Aryeh Zissman
Much has been written about the issue of information leaks in
Israel. Ministers leak information from closed government
meetings, internal meetings and even cabinet meetings.
Politicians are inclined to leak information and without them
the media would be boring. Nevertheless every prime minister
has tried to combat leaks—and failed.
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