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The Amazing Interwoven Backstory of The “Unsinkable” Wallas Family
Titanic 2, the intricate weave of the strands of astonishing hashgachah pratis reveals the full story of Moshe’s past – of a family flung apart in tragedy, yet attached in unforeseen ways, overcoming adversity and impossible odds to become leaders in avodas Hashem.
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TITANIC 3 is the third volume in the series that weaves together the story of the Titanic, the legendary “unsinkable” ship, with the tale of Moshe, a poor village boy who moves to the big city and gets swept up by his dizzying financial success.
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Titanic 6 is the sixth volume in the series that weaves together the story of the Titanic, the legendary “unsinkable” ship, with the tale of Moshe, a poor village boy who moves to the big city and gets swept up by his dizzying financial success. In this volume, Rav Moshe Wallas establishes the Ohr Torah settlement in Eretz Yisrael,…
This graphic novel combines the story of the Titanic with Moshe and the lessons he learns that change his life.
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A Systematic Guide To Talmudic Structure & Methodology
A Companion To The Yom Kippur Machzor
The purpose of this booklet is to make the entire Viduy tefilah accessible to children ages 9-16, for whom reading the English translation in the machzor would not sufficiently explain the meaning of the words.
Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato’s (Ramchal) Derech Hashem
Translated into English by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, it was published in 1977. This extensively revised edition was published in 1997 with marginal notes by Rabbi Yosef Begun. Vowelized, facing Hebrew and English texts.
A Guide To In-Depth Analysis Of Rashi’s Torah Commentary
A Moving, Vivid Portrayal For Kids To Contemplate And Cherish
Who Is the King? shows you why your TONGUE is the real master in this rhyming retelling of a famous Midrashic tale.
The name of Major Roi Klein was engraved in the history of the State of Israel when, during the Second Lebanon War, with the words “Shema Yisrael” on his lips, he threw himself on a grenade in order to save the lives of soldiers under his command. While according to rabbinic teaching “there are those…
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