@HasidicA imagine an single aptitude test (like rabbanut smicha) to gauge whether one is serious about his learning, actually learned and has potential in his continued learning, administred by tzahal without preferences to backround. no middlemen.
A Holy Jew Lived In Shanghai
A learned rov, a tireless activist, a fearless leader, and a devoted chasid. Cherikov, Vladivostok, Shanghai, and New York. The remarkable story of Harav Meir Ashkenazi, in honor of his 72nd yartzeit.
Further information to follow tomorrow.
@minhagim not sure if proper attention was even given to his role in the warsaw uprising and the debate that followed all these years. there is much material on this that i doubt was used.
@minhagim lot of the book was backround material of his contemporaries like r' nosson shpigelglass , r' avraham luftvir etc with much extensive flowerly language to buffer the pages.
@mycr_karenina@yaaqovsh there is the mandate of the rebbe to vote for the מפלגה הכי חרדית so they feel OY checks the boxes as much as the others. Personally, I feel smotrich is the smart/effective choice.