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Rallies and Gatherings to Warn about the Internet
A central gathering took place in the Yeshivas Torah Ohr kollel. HaRav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, Rosh Yeshivas Slobodka, warned against the wiles of the yetzer hora, when one gallops ahead while failing to mend what needs repair, both through severing access to the Internet via computers which were are intended for writing divrei Torah, as well as in women's work places. The Mesillas Yeshorim refers to such attitudes saying, "A person must supervise his actions and be on guard not to expose his soul to dangers of perdition and self destruction."
Mishmeret Shabbos Reports to the Sadigur Rebbe
The heads of Mishmeret Shabbos paid a very important visit to the Admor of Sadigur during which they reviewed their activities promoting and protecting the Shabbos according to all opinions.
The delegation from Mishmeret Shabbos visiting the Sadigur Rebbe
Congress of Shlomei Emunim in Ukraine
More than 130 leaders of the Shomrei Emunim faction of United Torah Judaism met for a faction congress in the Ukraine for six days. They discussed the issues that are at hand in Israel.
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Who is an Authentic Jew?
by Mordecai Plaut
Most of Klal Yisroel - certainly most of the residents of Israel, judging by the way they answer surveys about their relationship to Jewish tradition - greeted as good news the announcement that Kibbutz Degania was building a beit knesset. Not so Reform Rabbi Dr. Dalia Sara Marx, a teacher at the Hebrew Union College.
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OPINION
The Task of a Jewish Mother
A letter from HaRav Shimshon Pincus, zt'l
A letter from HaRav Shimshon Pincus, zt'l written in response to a series of articles in which parents complained about the difficulty of hosting married children who visited them.
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Dehydration and Heat Stroke
by L. Raffles
There's an old expression that 'mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun.' And I guess this is because they are so unused to seeing any sun at all. Certainly the English flood out into the streets and onto the beaches when the temperature inches over 70 degrees Fahrenheit (24 C), whereas seasoned Israelis would call that a mild day. The fact is, though, that lack of experience with high temperatures have made the English far too disrespectful of the dangers of prolonged exposure to the sun, and they are less likely to recognize the symptoms of dehydration or heat stroke.
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Thinking Deeply About Torah
by Maran HaRav Shach, zt"l
The Torah states: "If you seek it like silver, like buried treasures you look for it, then you will understand the fear of Hashem, and the knowledge of Elokim will you find" (Mishlei 2:4). The verse compares the effort of attaining yiras Shomayim to two things: the pursuit of money and the search for [buried] treasure.
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