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On the right is Rav Avraham Yitzchok's wife, Raize Rivka Kook.
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On the right is Rav Avraham Yitzchok's wife, Raize Rivka Kook.
THANKS SO MUCH,, IT MEANS THE WORLD TO US IN THESE DIFFICULT TIME
7 comments:
Why not credit the seforim blog?
12:17
Where do you think the "Seforim Blog" got it from?
The Netziv sent it to him?
Was she wife #2 or #3? The mother of Rabbi Meir Bar-Ilan?
Read the seforim blog and find out.
11:31
Listen wise ass... I sent it to Din ... and I got it from Encyclopaedia Judaica ..
and where did Seforim Blog get it? From a magazine? and where did the magazine get it from?
This can go on and on
You're got to be crazy!
And what do you think that DIN has reporters all around the world..u fool!
Of course he copies and pastes and then gives his comments ..when he sees fit..
no one in the world thinks that DIN has reporters ..
People send him interesting stuff and if he finds it interesting he posts it ..
Last week he had a photo from Biden ..why didn't you ask then "Where did you get it from"
To Rebbitzin Kookooo
thanks ...
This photo was sent to me by a reader ... you are 100% correct ...
who cares where it came from?
who cares where it came from?
It is nice to state your source if you know where it came from, as then readers can check there if they want more info.
Regards and best wishes.
The following was posted by Prof Marc Shapiro on the seforim blog...
In going through the various issues of Ha-Hed, I discovered a picture of great interest in the Shevat 5711 issue.
On the right is Leah Seliger. She was a learned woman who edited the collected writings of her late husband, R. Joseph Seliger, Kitvei Ha-Rav Dr. Yosef Seliger (Jerusalem, 1930). The woman in the middle is R. Kook’s wife, Raize Rivka. I know of only one other published picture of her, and this appears at the beginning of Pinchas Grayevski, Benot Tziyon vi-Yerushalayim, vol. 7 (Jerusalem, 1929; I think Dr. Yehudah Mirsky called my attention to this picture). The woman on the left is Miriam Berlin, the widow of R. Naftali Zvi Judah Berlin. Until recently I knew of only one other published picture of her.
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