Tuesday, November 08, 2005
IMPORTANT UPDATES - MODZITZER REBBE and More!
1. The Rebbe Shlita is still hospitalized at Ichilov Hospital, Tel-Aviv. There has been slow and steady progress in his condition, and noticeable improvement in his breathing and awareness. However, the condition is still very serious. Our tefillos [prayers] are still needed urgently.
Please continue to daven [pray] for his full and speedy refua shleima [recovery]. Please daven for Rebbe Yisrael Dan ben Rivka Zlata
ישראל דן בן רבקה זלאטא
along with all other Jews who are in poor health, and may each one merit a speedy and complete recovery.
2. The sefer Imrei Aish, from the previous Modzitzer Rebbe, Rebbe Shmuel Eliyahu, who was the Rebbe from 1947 until 1984, has just been published. It is a beautiful 2-volume set, on the entire Chumash [5 Books of Moses], Holidays, negina and more. More about this later.
3. In the last day or so, I have updated the posts on both the Piaseczno Rebbe and the Rizhiner, including a picture, links and more about their niggunim. Please be sure to review them, and your comments are most welcome!
1. The Rebbe Shlita is still hospitalized at Ichilov Hospital, Tel-Aviv. There has been slow and steady progress in his condition, and noticeable improvement in his breathing and awareness. However, the condition is still very serious. Our tefillos [prayers] are still needed urgently.
Please continue to daven [pray] for his full and speedy refua shleima [recovery]. Please daven for Rebbe Yisrael Dan ben Rivka Zlata
ישראל דן בן רבקה זלאטא
along with all other Jews who are in poor health, and may each one merit a speedy and complete recovery.
2. The sefer Imrei Aish, from the previous Modzitzer Rebbe, Rebbe Shmuel Eliyahu, who was the Rebbe from 1947 until 1984, has just been published. It is a beautiful 2-volume set, on the entire Chumash [5 Books of Moses], Holidays, negina and more. More about this later.
3. In the last day or so, I have updated the posts on both the Piaseczno Rebbe and the Rizhiner, including a picture, links and more about their niggunim. Please be sure to review them, and your comments are most welcome!
# posted by yitz @ 9:29 PM 
