You missed the point. The key is to ask the question, and answer it honestly. Even Rabbi Orlovsky agrees that for some people the answer is to NOT make aliyah.
What’s worse, is that Shabbos Nachamu is only a few days away and none of my wealthy friends invited me to their upstate homes. Very very sad. Nobody cares about me. I’m crying a little extra this year.
He made some very valid points. Nonetheless, one has to ask daas torah before making such a major move.
Interesting story he mentioned regarding Rabbi Leff. However, Reb Moshe and Reb Yaakov, both lived right here, in America, not Israel.
Pretty soon all the Yeshiva draft age boys will have to leave israel. Their ruchnuyus is in danger if drafted. It’s spiritually unsafe for an 18 year old bochur to join
One of the truly greatest videos of all time.If only the frum yidden of the U.S. would take it to heart, we could transform Eretz Yisrael.
You missed the point. The key is to ask the question, and answer it honestly. Even Rabbi Orlovsky agrees that for some people the answer is to NOT make aliyah.
BH eerything is so much easier today in Eretz Yisroel too.
What’s worse, is that Shabbos Nachamu is only a few days away and none of my wealthy friends invited me to their upstate homes. Very very sad. Nobody cares about me. I’m crying a little extra this year.
He made some very valid points. Nonetheless, one has to ask daas torah before making such a major move.
Interesting story he mentioned regarding Rabbi Leff. However, Reb Moshe and Reb Yaakov, both lived right here, in America, not Israel.
Pretty soon all the Yeshiva draft age boys will have to leave israel. Their ruchnuyus is in danger if drafted. It’s spiritually unsafe for an 18 year old bochur to join