Israel Joshua Singer, Volume 1: The Collected Works: 1927-1937 Rabbi Yitzhak Frank this tension is perhaps more

this tension is perhaps more relevant now than ever

וממנו אל השניים: בנו הרצי"ה ותלמידו

Every illustration in this volume connects to the concept of the text to help the reader understand the meaning of the text

On top of all that

Includes a foreword by Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein and an introduction by Rabbi Yoel Bin Nun

Israel Joshua Singer, Volume 1: The Collected Works: 1927-1937 Rabbi Yitzhak Frank this tension is perhaps moreThis volume contains Singers first three novels, Steel and Iron (1927), Yoshe Kalb (1932) and The Brothers Ashkenazi (1936). Steel and Iron, his first novel, is a graphic condemnation of existing spiritual and political ideologies, in which the inhabitants of the novel find themselves fleeing from physical and psychic dangers. In Yoshe Kalb, Singer explores questions of identity and addresses what he saw as infertile ground for Jewish life. The