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Who is Yated's Intended Audience?

Soon after the English Yated began publication, we had an opportunity to visit Maran HaRav Shach zt"l. In the course of our short conversation, we asked if the intended audience of the paper is "bnei Torah." Maran answered that the paper should be written for "all chareidim."

A Letter of Admonishment Regarding N. Slifkin's Opinions
by HaRav Shlomo Miller

translated and annotated by R. Simcha Coffer

The following is a letter written by HaRav Shlomo Miller, the rosh kollel and av beis din of the Kollel Avreichim of Toronto. The letter was written in loshon hakodesh. Accordingly, its colloquial form has been maintained wherever possible in an attempt to preserve its original flavor.

Meaningful Prayer
by Dovid Leitner

Part 5

Ma tovu oholecho Yaakov (part 1)

Chazal added five extra pesukim, that are said as an introduction to our tefillos in order to put us in the correct frame of mind from which to approach prayer. They also serve to awaken the zchus Ovos — the merit of our ancestors — that established our daily tefilloh.

The Sweetness of a Svora
These stories are from a comprehensive work on the life of Maran HaRav Boruch Ber Leibowitz ztvk'l and Yeshivas Kamenitz.

Whenever Rabbenu heard an apt and illuminating svorah, one could see him exult in joy, a joy that sometimes reduced him to tears of emotion. This reaction invariably made a tremendous impact upon the yeshiva students, including the star disciple among them, R' Shlomo Heiman, who would often tell his own students about the time he went into his master's study.

Politica: Netanyahu's Plans
by E. Rauchberger

The Likud has set 20 mandates as their goal. Some figures even said if Netanyahu does not come through with at least 20 mandates in the Knesset elections, party primaries for a leader should be held again.


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