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HaRav Moshe Mordechai Chodosh zt"l
Thousands participated in the levaya of HaRav Moshe Mordechai Chodosh zt"l on Wednesday afternoon, 28 Tammuz. HaRav Chodosh was rosh yeshivas Ohr Elchonon in Jerusalem and all its affiliated institutions. He was 75 at his passing.
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HaRav Shteinman: Happy is the Man who Uses His Time in this World to Learn Torah
"Fortunate and happy is the man who, in this world, utilizes his time for Torah study, an occupation which one can only do here on hearth. One, however, must have the good sense to want this."
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Poland: "Renovations" Finally Completed on Auschwitz Dormitory
One of the most important exhibits in Holocaust commemoration will shortly be opened to the public. Curators of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp museum have announced that the barracks from that death camp which was returned to Poland three years ago has undergone renovation and will soon be opened to visitors.
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OPINION
Fences
fiction by M. Sonnenfeld
Part I
"This is the fifth one."
The jeep sputtered along the dirt path and came to a screeching halt. The motor continued running.
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Why Was the Land Lost?
A Compendium of Remarks from Maran HaRav Yosef Sholom Eliashiv shlita
Part II
This is a collection of various remarks by Maran HaRav Eliashiv about the Churban. Each stands on its own.
Because They Left My Torah
It is ruled in Orach Chaim (747): "One must be extremely careful to recite birchos HaTorah." The Mishnah Berurah (par. 2) writes that one should thank Hashem for choosing us and giving us the vessel that He covets, and cites what Chazal teach us on the posuk, "`Why was the land lost?' - that no one in that generation was able to answer that question. Only HaKodosh Boruch Hu, Who knows a person's inner feelings, knew that although they were engaged in Torah study, that study wasn't important enough for them to recite a brochoh on it." |
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