1923 Sefer Shmuel – Shmuel Mohliver ספר שמואל : זכרון להרב שמואל מוהליבר

Description: 1923 Sefer Shmuel – Shmuel Mohliver ספר שמואל : זכרון להרב שמואל מוהליבר LANGUAGE: HEBREW VG CONDITION, CLOTH COVERS ספר שמואל : זכרון להרב שמואל מוהליבר במלאת עשרים וחמש שנה לפטירתו / ערוך בידי יהודה ליב הכהן פישמן. מימון, יהודה ליב בן אברהם אלימלך, 1875-1963;תרפ"ג ירושלם : הסתדרות המזרחי, דפוס סילמן Shmuel. Memorial to Rav Shmuel Mohliver commemorating 25 years since his death on the 19th of Sivan1898 – 19th of Sivan 1923, edited by Rav Yehuda LeibHakohen Fishman (Maimon]. Jerusalem, Histadrut HaMizrachi’ 1923. Various impressions, mostly from the leaders of the Mizrachi movement, namely Rav A. Y. Hakohen Kook, RavMaimon, Rabbi Meir Bar Ilan etc. Includes letters to Rabbi Naftali Tzvi Yehuda Berlin (the Netziv): six from Rabbi ShmuelMohliver, five from Dr. Yehuda Leib Pinsker, two from Rav Yehuda Lubetzki, rabbi of Paris, and one from Yechiel Michel Pines. Also letters from the Netziv: one to Pinsker and one to Chovevei Zion in Behr. 30 pages at the end: an essay Divrei Shmuel (Mohliver): His responsa and novella. ספר – שמואל. זכרון להרב שמואל מוהליבר במלאת עשרים וחמש שנה לפטירתו י"ט סיון תרנ"ח – י"ט סיון תרפ"ג, ערוך בידי יהודה ליב הכהן פישמן [מימון]. ירושלם, תרפ"ג [1923]. [2], קפו עמ' ל דף, פורטרט, [1] לוח – תמונה. 23.7 ס"מ. כולל מכתבים אל הרב נפתלי צבי יהודה ברלין (הנצי"ב): ששה מר' שמואל מוהליבר, חמשה מד"ר יהודה ליב פינסקר, ועוד. וכן מכתבים מהנצי"ב: אחד לפינסקר ואחד לחובבי ציון בבאר. ל דף בסוף: קונטרס דברי שמואל [מוהליבר]: שו"ת וחידושים ממנו. Samuel Mohilever (1824–1898), also Shmuel Mohilever, was a rabbi, pioneer of Religious Zionism and one of the founders of the Hovevei Zion movement. Mohilever was born in Głębokie (now Hlybokaye, Belarus) and studied in the Volozhin yeshiva. After the pogroms following the May Laws, he helped found the Hovevei Zion in Warsaw, and convinced Baron Edmond James de Rothschild to financially support a settlement called Ekron (now Qiryat Ekron). Mohilever was made the Rabbi of Białystok in 1883. He dedicated himself to promote Zionism by convincing Białystok's Jews to move to Petah Tikva, then a struggling settlement. In 1884, Mohilever was elected to the presidency of the Hovevei Zion conference, with Leon Pinsker serving as chairman. Mohilever served as chairman in the 1887 and 1889 conferences. Many of his contributions were of a religious nature - Mohilever insured that Jewish farming in Palestine complied with Jewish laws and tradition by setting up a rabbinical committee to oversee it. In 1893 there were a series of differences between Rabbi Mohilever and the main offices of Chovevei L'Tzion in Odessa, which was largely secularist and directed by Leo Pinsker. This led to a decision for Chovevei L'Tzion to make another Centre under Mohilever's leadership. This new branch, was named Mizrachi, (A Hebrew abbreviation of merkaz ruhani – "spiritual centre"). Their task was to educate orthodox Jews about the concept of Zionism. But despite the religious differences, Rabbi Mohilever made the wise decision to remain part of the Chovevei L'Tzion movement. Nonetheless, Mohilever put constant pressure on the national movement to meet with the requirements of the Orthodox Jews. In 1897 Mohilever sent a message to the First Zionist Congress: 'It is essential', he wrote, 'that the Congress unite all "Sons of Zion" who are true to our cause to work in complete harmony and fraternity, even if there be among them differences of opinion regarding religion.' Rabbi Mohilever and his colleagues continued their work, especially among Orthodox Jews, and as a result, Mizrachi became the foundation of the religious Zionist movement. In 1902, four years after Rabbi Shmuel’s death, Mizrachi officially joined the Zionist Organization. When in 1901 Rabbi Yitzchak Yaacov Reines and other of Mohilever's disciples re-established the organization, they did so with the same stance, spirit and name. Mohilever had successfully inspired the amalgamation of traditional Jewish orthodoxy with practical Zionism.[1] His last letter to the Jews of Russia before his death urged them to work to achieve a deep attachment to the commandment to settle in Israel, which he said is “the foundation of the existence of our people.” The kibbutz Gan Shmuel was named after Mohilever. Mohilever was active in the propagandist and organizational affairs as well as labors on behalf of colonization in Palestine. As early as 1882, he went to Paris to meet a young Baron Edmond de Rothschild, and convinced him to take an interest in the struggling settlers in Israel. 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