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The second translation was published in This book, which is completely holy, arouses the hearts of Israel habnim their Father in Heaven and inspires them to cherish the great mitzvah of settling the Land of Israel. This page was last edited on 12 Decemberat His original view had been that of the majority in the Hungarian Orthodox Jewish world at the time, which discouraged an active movement for a return of Jews to Israel.
It was translated and edited by Rabbi Moshe Lichtman of Israel. Praise for Eim Habanim Semeichah: The Jerusalem Post JPost.
Many of his coreligionists viewed the book with skepticism, some going so far as to ban Rabbi Teichtal from their synagogue s. His conclusions are eye-opening!
The Jewish people will find refuge from their troubles, he argues, ssmeichah if they unite to rebuild the Land. It is an important contribution that this work has been made available to the English speaking public.
EIM HABANIM SEMEICHAH: On Eretz Yisrael, Redemption and Unity
Although more than fifty-five years have passed since its original publication, the message of this book is as crucial today as it was then. Joel marked it as to-read Dec 24, The saintly wemeichah, Rabbi Shlomo Teichtal, originally shared a prevalent, habahim Orthodox view which discouraged the return to Zion. Rabbi Teichtal was murdered by the Germans during the forced evacuation of Jewish and Ukrainian prisoners from Auschwitz to the Mathausen concentration camp, at the end of January, Pesach Schindler of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Open Preview See a Problem? There are those who are quick to deny that various Torah leaders were Zionists, and certainly they were not if, by that, secular Zionism is intended. As a matter of fact, Rav Teichtal, seneichah, himself said in all humility that as a Rov and Posek there was so much he didn’t know concerning the mitzvah of yishuv eretz yiroel until he began writing the sefer.
Shira rated it it was amazing Dec 13, It represents the author’s struggle to reclaim fundamental Torah values all but lost to many otherwise faithful Jews as a result sejeichah the reactionary impulse described above. The authoritative Torah arguments marshaled by Rabbi Teichtal served as a needed support of the correctness of the ideology of settlement of the Land of Israel everywhere and against all odds, practical and diplomatic considerations and objections.
This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Zalman Nechemyah Goldberg shlita: Yisachar Shlomo Teichtal, originally shared the prevalent, Orthodox view which discouraged the active re. In Eim Habanim SemeichahTeichtal humbly and yet proudly confesses to his previous errors of judgment and misguided interpretations of Jewish faith.
Eim Habanim Semeichah: On Eretz Yisrael, Redemption, And Unity
The prevalent view at that time was that God would bring about a return without the need of human mechanizations. The attitude of Diaspora Jewry, especially Orthodox Jewry, towards the role of Israel could stand improvement in the current times of crisis and challenge in Israel. Views Read Edit View history. To see what your friends semeichaah of this book, please sign up.
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Shai marked it as to-read Aug 13, Most of the present students of the yeshivot and members of the Chassidic communities are unaware of its existence, let alone of its habanmi and challenges.
Yes, it is excellent.
The translator has expertise in this field and, undoubtedly, will produce a proper work for the benefit of Klal Yisrael.