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Lakewood Yeshiva Head Meets Leading Rabbi, Reflects on Historic Torah Legacy Rabbi Malkiel Kotler, head of Lakewood Yeshiva, visited Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, who recalled historic ties with Rabbi Aharon Kotler and blessed the yeshiva's leadership. The meeting emphasized the unity of Torah study between the U.S. and Israel and included reflections on past efforts to strengthen Torah learning.
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What happened 01 Rabbi Malkiel Kotler visited Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, receiving blessings and warm welcome. 02 Rabbi Sternbuch recalled hosting Rabbi Aharon Kotler in London during Torah strengthening missions. 03 Rabbi Aharon Kotler once invited Rabbi Sternbuch to join him in Lakewood to teach Torah. 04 Rabbi Sternbuch declined, preferring to study Torah in the Land of Israel. 05 Rabbi Sternbuch blessed Rabbi Kotler and praised the Lakewood Yeshiva's leadership. 06 A rare letter about Rabbi Sternbuch's connection to Rabbi Aharon Kotler was preserved. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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