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Jun. 19, 2013 | Tammuz 11, 5773
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The Land of Desire
From the teachings of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi
The Land of Israel is known as "the land of G-d's desire"
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Tuv Ha'aretz
"The Goodness of the Land"
By Rabbi Nathan Schapira; translation & commentary by David Slavin
Tuv HaAretz: About the Author
Uniqueness of the Land (Ch. 1)
"Other Side" in the Land (1:2)
A Land for Every Nation (2:1)
Vanquishing the "Lower 7" (2:2)
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