In response to your last mail, I only want to mention that the libraries I
refer to are real libraries where they purchase variuos books. They have a
nice reference collection It is nor a Gmach, which is something that has
nothing to do with alibrary. A gmach is just a place where one can borrow
b
Regarding, Shoshana Langerman's response to my initial e-mail:
I would be interested in learning more about these 9 particular
libraries.
Their approval by Rabbanim for visitation by women and (young) children
is in line with what I had stated in my first letter. Similarly, I can
see a Torah Jew
I saw Avi Shoub reply to the debate of public libraries and Orthodox Jews.
As Orthodox Jews really have a very broad definition I would like to point
your attention to the fact, that in recent year the Jerusalem Municipality
has opened 9 (nine) small public libraries in Charedi neighbourhood. These
Hello, Janet.
My guess is that the premise of your study, as stated, will not bear any
accurate results. While I understand the assumptions/observations that
you have made and wish to pursue, the term "Orthodox Jew" no longer has
any well defined meaning.
Anybody can call themselves an "Orthodo
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