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Rabbi Samuel Salant
Born in 1816 in the Bialystok region of Poland, Samuel Salant completed his studies in the Volozhin Yeshivah and settled in Eretz Yisrael in 1841. He traveled abroad in 1848 to collect funds for the growing Jewish community, and after his return was viewed as chief rabbi of the Ashkenazi community in Jerusalem. Rabbi Salant was a founder of the main yeshivah in Jerusalem, Etz Hayyim ("Tree of Life"), and headed the Knesset Israel General Committee, which united all the kolels (institutions for advanced Talmudic studies for married students) in Jerusalem. He supported the establishment of new neighborhoods outside Jerusalem, a revolutionary concept then, and wrote a letter of support for the ideas of "the national sentiment and the love of Torah and courteous behavior" - a reference to support of agricultural settlements, in contrast to opposition to this notion by rabbis of the previous generation who feared it would curtail financial contributions to the older community. Symbolizing his support for this new concept, Rabbi Salant accepted an invitation to visit the village of Motza outside Jerusalem, founded by the B'nei Brith organization in Jerusalem. He died in 1909 at the age of 93. Three volumes of his Torah literature were recently published, titled Be-Shem Torat RZabenu Shmuel Salant ("Teachings in the Name of our Rabbi Samuel Salant").

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#737
In the mid-19th century some well known Jews began to voice their views encouraging the revival of the Jewish people in their historical homeland, Zion.


http://www.boeliem.com/content/2008/806.html


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In honor of Rabbi Mohilewer's 70th birthday, the "Hovevei Zion" society planted an orchard of citron trees near Hadera and called it "Gan Shmuel", the site of today's Kibbutz Gan Shmuel. The citron tree, the symbol of that planting enterprise, adorns the first day cover.

dana

ona jest jak ten mur wokol izraela ktorego gola glowa nie rozbijesz
(forumowicz melord o mnie)

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#741
...rabin snajper - z Zambrowa...
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http://www.boeliem.com/content/2011/874.html


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...Łomżanin - pierwszy naczelny rabin Izraela...

http://www.boeliem.com/content/1984/320.html


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...Talmon byl nie tylko z Polski - Talmona trzeba poczytac...
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dana

i tych na znaczkach nie brakuje widze... :D
ona jest jak ten mur wokol izraela ktorego gola glowa nie rozbijesz
(forumowicz melord o mnie)

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In 1937, Rabbi Bar-Ilan was one of the heads of the inter-party group that opposed the plan for the partition of Eretz Israel proposed by the Peel Commission. He took part in the round-table discussions with the British government in London, but when the anti-Zionist aims of the talks became clear, he vehemently demanded their suspension. His request being rejected, he walked out. When the Mandatory government published its White Paper in 1939 he recommended a policy of non-co-operation with the authorities in Eretz Israel.



http://www.boeliem.com/content/1983/306.html

dana

ona jest jak ten mur wokol izraela ktorego gola glowa nie rozbijesz
(forumowicz melord o mnie)


dana

przepiekny znaczek lipniaczku... conajmniej dwoch kuzynow mojego ojca zginelo w tym getcie...
ona jest jak ten mur wokol izraela ktorego gola glowa nie rozbijesz
(forumowicz melord o mnie)

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