The book 'Em HaBanim Smecha' by the Gaon Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtel - New York 1969 - second edition (Published by Rabbi Teichtel's son). The copy of Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach with his signature on the protective page.
The important book of Rabbi Issachar Shlomo Teichtel (author of Mishneh Sachir responsa), who was one of the most important rabbis in Slovakia, and was murdered in the Holocaust. The book deals with the importance of immigration to the Land of Israel, love of the land and learning right on the Zionist secularists. The book was published by Rabbi Teichtel in Budapest in 1943, a few months before the German invasion and the extermination of Hungarian Jewry, and is considered a cornerstone of rabbinic literature dealing with the Mitzva of Yishuv Eretz Israel. Rabbi Teichtel, who was an anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox worldview until the Holocaust, changed his views from end to end in the Holocaust. In this book, he explains his worldview as it was renewed, and the reasons why he began to support the settlement of the country, and bases his words on thousands of quotations and quotations. The edition before us is a photo edition of Budapest 1944 and was published by the son of Rabbi Teichtel, Rabbi Shimon Teichtel.
The Ga'on Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach [1910 - 1995] was one of the leading halakhic authorities, one of the leaders of Lithuanian Jewry, the head of the Kol Torah Yeshiva for 46 years, Author of Meorey Esh, Me'adanei Eretz, Minchat Shlomo and more.
Very good condition.
