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By Tzvee Zahavy
One of us had the chutzpah to ask him to join the ball game. He said okay and he played aggressively.
By Tzvee Zahavy
One of us had the chutzpah to ask him to join the ball game. He said okay and he played aggressively.
As we commemorate the fiftieth yahrzeit this Friday, the second day of Kislev, of Rav Aaron Kotler – the greatest Jew, in the opinion of even many of his fellow Torah luminaries, ever to set foot on North American soil – we are obligated to reflect on his achievements and the lessons he taught.
