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Stopping Terror with Preparedness

Yasser Arafat has signed two major agreements, "countersigned" and "guaranteed" by the President of the United States, in which the main thing that he promised in return for legitimacy and control of millions of people was to renounce violence.

There is No Solution
By HaRav Nosson Zeev Grossman

Part I

Many political commentators, both in Israel and throughout the world, have reached the conclusion that paradoxically the bloody riots of October and November 2000 were prompted by the Prime Minister's decision to bring the peace negotiations to a dramatic conclusion, in which once and for all the Middle East conflict would come to an end.

The Strength to Climb Higher
by Chaim Walder

Moishy's troubles began six years ago when he was thirteen and a half. He wasn't doing well in yeshiva and was threatened with expulsion. He was a young, sad boy who had no cheishek to learn and derived no joy from it. However, he was a gutte neshomo. He wanted to remain in yeshiva in order not to distress his parents and be forced to roam the streets.

The Builder's Plumbline
by L. Jungerman

A group of students, products of Yeshivas Mir and disciples of HaGaon R' Yeruchom zt'l, formed nucleus to study a certain tractate together on a permanent basis. It bore fruit and the time came for them to celebrate the conclusion of their project.

The Remains of the Legacy
by Y. Roth

There is great contempt for Yitzchak Rabin and his legacy these days. And nowhere was it more evident than the media's reaction to a teacher who dared to write a letter against the late prime minister.


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