Rabbi Aharon Shmuel HaCohen of Stepin (1739 – 1813), was a prime disciple of both the Maggid of Mezritch and Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz and he quotes them in his sefer. He also brings down Torah teachings from the Baal Shem Tov, Rabbi Zev Wolfe of Zhitomir and Rabbi Yitzchak Eizik of Koritz, author of Bris Kehunas Olam. He was a descendant of the Maharal of Prague and Rabbi Naftali Katz, author of Smichas Chachamim, and he also quotes them.

Rabbi Yosef Karo merited having an angel sent to him to reveal the secrets of Torah and the wisdom of Kabbalah along with other “astounding teachings”. The Maggid told the Beis Yosef that Eliyahu Hanavi would appear to him to teach him Torah, and further described to him how they rejoice with him in the Heavenly Yeshivah. The Maggid ordered Rabbi Yosef Karo to write down everything he would reveal.

Sefer HaZohar on Chumash Bereishis, with glosses from the Ramchal — a foundational work of Kabbalistic Torah.

In 1946, entry permits to the United States began arriving for the students of the Mir Yeshiva, who had been in exile in Shanghai throughout the years of the Second World War.

At the conclusion of the letter, the Rebbe added a remarkable blessing in his own handwriting:

Admor Harav Shlomo Halberstam of Bobov (1908-2000) was the son of Harav Bentzion the Kedushas Tzion of Bobov — son of Harav Shlomo of Bobov

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT KVITTEL SPLITTING THE SEA  TOGETHER CLICK HERE TO JOIN This year, in the forty days leading up to the yahrtzeit of the holy Tanna Rav Yonasan ben Uziel, (starting May 13) when thousands of people converge at his kever in Amukah to daven for shidduchim and other yeshuos, Ohel Sarala representatives will daven and submit the kvittels at the four largest places of Tefillah in Eretz Yisroel, the Meoras Hamachpela, Kever Rachel, Meron and Amukah. These days of tefillah will culminate in a heartfelt Yom Tefillah on the Yahrtzeit of Harav Yonasan ben Uziel at these places together with thousands around the globe. You can submit a kvittel to be placed every day in addition to finishing sefer tehillim . CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT 

“Dear brothers! Eat on Wednesday and fast and afflict yourselves on Thursday — and pay no attention to anything else.” Bnei Brak, Erev Yom Kippur 1941.

Segulah sefer – Chumash Devarim with Heichal HaBrachah commentary including Megillas Eichah and Koheles.

Imagine Jet skiing at the edge of a glacier. Davening beneath a endless sky. Walking trails where the mountains stretch for miles. Kayaking in sapphire blue ice caves.This isn’t just another summer — it’s Ruach of the North. For bochurim in 10th 11th & 12th grade, this program offers a rare opportunity to experience the raw beauty of Alaska while maintaining a structured Torah atmosphere. Days are filled with powerful views, meaningful moments, and the quiet majesty of Hashem’s world. This year, Reb Avraham Kosman will be joining the program, offering shiurim and guidance throughout the summer in a setting that elevates everything around it.