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Top Rabbi Warns of Existential Battle for Torah Study

By כיכר השבת, חנני ברייטקופף
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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Rabbi David Landau, a prominent leader in the Lithuanian Haredi community, delivered a rare and forceful message to young students in the city of Elad during Chol HaMoed. Following a special lecture, Rabbi Landau addressed what he described as a "fateful battle" for the world of Torah study.

He emphasized the critical importance of this struggle, stating, "One must not take this lightly, this is a battle for those who study Torah." The rabbi's remarks highlighted the perceived existential threat to religious scholarship and the traditional way of life within the Haredi community.

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