KI TAVO'U EL HA'ARETZ – A GUIDE FOR THE IMMIGRANT TO ISRAEL – 1936

Ki Tavo'u el Ha'Aretz – For the Immigrant to Zion and he who expects to see it. Publication of the Eretz Israel Fund of 'Ha'Mizrach'. Jerusalem, 1936. This book is a guide for the ultra-orthodox-national immigrant to Israel. Edited by Reb Eliyahu Moshe Genichovsky , an important activist of 'ha'Mizrachi'.
"Among the pages of the book, one can feel the great excitement of immigrating to Israel and settling in it. The author sees the utmost importance in the immigrant, even on his way to Israel, on the ship, behaving according to the Torah, setting time for Torah study and gathering a community of supporters of the idea of 'Ha'Mizrachi' for it. Of course, the first thing to do when he arrives in Israel is to turn to a branch of 'Ha'Mizrachi'.
Reb Eliyahu Moshe Genichovsky (1901-1971), an Israeli parliament member on behalf of 'Ha'Mizrachi'. An exceptional personality in his love of Torah and its observance. He initiated the re-publication of the Talmud in the Land of Israel.
194 pages. Tables. Illustrations. 21 cm.
Very good condition.