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Tehillim Mesorat HaRav: The Rabbi Dr. Raymond Harari Edition
Experience the Psalms as a deeply transformative encounter with the Master of the Universe through the profound teachings of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik.
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Mesorat Menachem: Jubilee Volume in Honor of Rabbi Genack
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Hasidus Meets America: The Life and Torah of the Monastryshcher Rebbe (1860-1938)
by Professor Ora Wiskind
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Released just in time for Yom Ha'atzmaut, The Return to Zion contains ten new derashot by Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik – never before published in English – from the years immediately preceding and following the founding of the State of Israel.
Available Now for the First Time in English – Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik's Derashot on the Founding of Israel
The Return to Zion: Addresses on Religious Zionism and American Orthodoxy
The Karasick Family Edition
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Perhaps even today the middat ha-din, the attribute of judgment, still prevails, and the Keneset Yisrael suffers and bleeds. But one cannot consider this the hester panim of Treblinka and Dachau. One must always distinguish between hester panim and middat ha-din.