That letter was certainly not signed by Schwartz of Kibbutz Makor nor by any of his friends. His Arabic was not good, but he was able to explain that he had come from France. They'd have you caught in a trap. I When it was known in Makor that the rabbi was home again, many visitors would come seeking either guidance or charity, and with the for
What will you do? I shall not leave this castle. I begged him not to desert his brother, who was dying, but he replied, His leg will have to be cut away and he will surely die, but I will leave him six good men. As the Talmud says, he used to quote in his shoemaker's shop, 'The unmarried person lives without joy, without blessing and without good. Evil days are coming here, of that I am sure.
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