The subject says it all: Who was the rabbi who "raised the dead" metaphorically by taking a man's son under his wing and making him a great Torah scholar - elevating the father's spiritual station as the progenitor of such a tzaddiq. I read this after the death of my wife and want to find the source again. If someone can find it i would greatly appreciate it. Reddit /r/judaism autodeleted the question for i dont know what reason, but like never allowed it to post. So just PMng people who might know someone who knows someone who might know

No matter where you reside do not forget the Torah:
Leningrad Codex - Wikipedia
https://aish.com/the-scandalous-history-...ppo-codex/

In galat do not forget the Iand of Israel:
The Promise Of The Land - aish.com

Prominent Israeli rabbi eviscerates American abortion agenda, compares it to Rome (israel365news.com)
https://www.israel365news.com/269704/aoc...by-rabbis/

active 1939-1992
online 1939-1956
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn78000090/

Those who like reading biographies might enjoy this free autobiography by Dr. Vladimir Zelenko:

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Have a good day everyone.

New trend: “Saint Zelensky” Votive candles turn Ukraine president into deity (israel365news.com)

What next.....Putin candles?

Jews begin building Third Temple on Israel Independence Day (israel365news.com)

Jews begin building Third Temple on Israel Independence Day (israel365news.com)

Regarding the Temple....
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_c...Temple.htm

Interesting website...very active I see

22 April 2022 Query to Ask A Rabbi Aish Torah:
Query about  a pattern among galat Jewish communites....which are very old communities...{Jews from Yemen and Ethiopia settled there about the time of King Solomon..the Jews of Iraq about the time of the Prophet Erza] yet with little exceptions..a pattern develops...first the Jews are accused of being "different" in the Galat host country..soon they are accused of terrible crimes against non-jews...massacres and expulsations over the centuries....until a rement is left...Yet even when it becomes painfully oblivious that the only hope for survival is to go up to Israel...[some survivors have nothing but a Torah scroll and the clothes on their backs]..yet what is puzzeling is this...that even when the obvious fate of a galat community is destruction...there are those who refuse to go up to Israel...feeling that their residence and "services" to their galat country will save them...now the Torah message is to choose life...yet refusing to go up will not result in living....question is there an answear in the Torah about why those choose this course of action?

24 April 2002 receieved the following answear:

Dear

Thank you for your question. It is not clear from the Torah exactly why this has happened many times in our history but it is certainly well precedented all the way back to the days of the Babylonian exile when the majority of the Jewish People did not return when able. The bottom line is our history is replete with opportunities  and missed opportunities and certainly  the learning and fixing that is still necessary is that we must come home to our homeland when the opportunity presents itself.

With blessings from Jerusalem,

Rabbi Yoni Miller
Aish.com

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