Showing posts with label Igud HoRabbonim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Igud HoRabbonim. Show all posts

Monday, July 23, 2018

נייעס פון איגוד הרבנים


















You might say that ס'שטייט אויף צו תחיה....Unless you read the Jewish Press on a regular basis you'd never know they were still in existence. Nice to see that Rabbi AD Hecht's life work is not going to waste, and new blood is joining the RAA. Chassidishe faces. 

Let's see what the future has in store.


Appoints Director of Development
Calls for sensitivity in shidduchim 
ENDORSES ISRAELI NATION-STATE BILL
Media Mentions

Monday, January 7, 2013

Rabbi Avrohom D. Hecht - Igud HoRabbonim conference, 1956


Rabbi Hecht - who passed away on Motzoei Shabbos Chof Daled Teves - is heard here introducing the Israeli Consul General at the same conference that featured the late Ponovizher Rov as well.  He was Rov in the Sefardic "Shaarei Zion" shul for over a yovel, until his retirement soon after the Rabin assassination. The above link will give you the biographical sketch you seek.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

More Good Listening - Courtesy of that 1956 Igud Conference


The Ponovizher Rov speaking at that same Igud HaRabbonim Conference that we brought you Reb Mottel Gifter, Iyar, 5716. A nachas to listen to. No yelling or screaming or overannunciating words. Just good talk and a strong message b'darkei noam. What surprised me somewhat was his point that Daas Teyreh and Yiddishkeit come from Yeshivos, and the proof he brings from a story with the Kovner Rov. I would've figured that him being a Rov, that he would be of the same opinion that Reb Moshe Feinstein was said to be of, namely that the fact that Roshei Yeshiva, and not Rabbonim, became the face of Yiddishkeit in America, was a turn for the worse, to put it lightly. That was not the way it was in Der Alter Heim, said Reb Moshe, and nor should it be here. But that ship has long sailed, and there's no bringing it back. I guess being a Rov and Rosh Yeshiva, the PR favored the Rosh Yeshiva side to him after WW2.