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He went on to say: landmark for generations to come. Reb Moshe became synonymous "Much has been spoken and written with Agudath Israel. As Chazal of the loss that has befallen us, and say, 'He who has given his life for the entire Torah world, with the an ideal merits that it is called by petira of Rabbi Sherer, zichrono livracha. At his name.' Agudath Israel of America became this convention, though, we relive the experience Reb Moshe Sherer's Agudah. and the pain all over again. For here stood our spokesman to the Jewish - and non-Jewish - "This is therefore a proper juncture to review world. Here he conveyed the message and the and relearn the mission of the movement called spirit of our obligations as a Torah community. Agudath Israel." PROMOTING K'VOD SHAMAYIM and serve the needs of the Jewish Peo­ issues and those that address our rela­ AND SERVING THE NEEDS OF ple. Agudath Israel is proud to be the tions with others - to respond to THE JEWISH PEOPLE sacred vessel where the goals and the detractors, to educate the questioners, problems of Orthodox Jews are to re-enforce the committed, to project gudath Israel of America's mis­ addressed. It hopes, too, to reach many 'forah spokesmanship that is universal­ sion is a tractate of many chap­ - indeed all - Jews and afford them ly heard and respected. A ters, a symphony of many an understanding of how the Torah Although the focus of the American melodies. Together, they all convey a sin­ views the issues of the day. Agudah is primarily on the American gle historic purpose: to promote the Agudath Israel stands ready to artic­ Jewish community) we cannot, especially K'vod Shamayim (honor of Hashem) ulate a Torah outlook on both internal at this time, fail to express our deep feel- The Jewish Observer, January 1999 5 ings of concern for and solidarity with nization. In addition, the newly estab­ our brethren who dwell in our Holy • lished Development Fund for Torah Land, who live in constant peril under lthough the focus of Chinuch in Israel has already established the specter of murder and terrorism. five new schools and ten new kinder­ We take no position on the political Athe American gartens in Israel, and will, with Hashem's and military decisions that are being help, revitalize and expand the entire made. We are deeply pained at the Agudah is primarily on Chinuch Atzmai system - and is being thought of relinquishing even an inch of nurtured by a lay leadership rooted in Bretz Yisroel to other nations, murderers the American Jewish the history of Agudath Israel. of Jews - especially land that has been community, we cannot, We must thank Hashem that a new settled by Jews with such difficulty and generation of Torah-activists has arisen, dedication.
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