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OPINION
& COMMENT
Eruvin: In Praise of Positive Innovations, Not Chumras
After probably not refusing a single media interview in the
years since he entered politics, Shinui leader Tommy Lapid
has not said a public word for several days now. Most
observers say that he will probably announce his retirement
from politics, but his supporters say that if he really knew
what he wanted to say there is no way that he would be silent
for so long.
Every Subscription Plays a Part in Strengthening Religion
in Our Holy Land
by Rabbi Nosson Grossman
The following article was written on the occasion of the
20th anniversary of the Hebrew edition of Yated
Ne'eman that took place last Tammuz. We are publishing it
for the hashkofoh it contains about our newspaper on
the occasion of our 17th anniversary.
Chanoch Lana'ar Al Pi Darko
by Rav Tzvi Yabrov
Part II
Adapted from the book Darchei HaChaim which
includes guidance and hashkofoh in the Torah
lifestyle, the basics of chinuch for our times, and
tips heard and recorded from HaRav Michel Yehuda
Lefkowitz.
Back to Aggodoh
by R' Refoel Berelsohn
A talk with HaRav Michel Zilber, rosh yeshivas Zevihl and
Yeshivas Tiferes Yisroel in Jerusalem, about the approach to
learning Aggadeta, subsequent to the publication of his work,
Bayom Derech last year, dealing with topics in aggodoh
which were delivered in public addresses by the author every
Shabbos.
Politica: The Threat of Dictatorship
by E. Rauchberger
According to a recent survey by Professor Katz, head of the
most trusted political polling company in the country these
days, Kadima could receive as many as 52 mandates in the next
Knesset elections. Although Prof. Katz notes that the survey
is not entirely accurate (the sample only included people who
declared they would definitely go to the polls on election
day) the results clearly indicate that Kadima is maintaining
its strength and could even continue its meteoric rise.
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