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By the Grace of G-d28th of Teves, 5727Brooklyn, N.Y.

Rabbi

Prohibited to travel on a Jewish-owned ship on Shabbos

Jewish Owned Ships

By the Grace of G-d 5726

Mr. . . .

Traveling to Eretz Yisrael via El Al and Jewish owned ships

Fire Visiting Eretz Yisrael Jewish Owned Ships

By the Grace of G-d[Before Parshas Kedoshim,] 5725

Mr.

Traveling on Shabbos on Jewish owned ships; One must advance in spiritual matters prior to a visit to Eretz Yisrael; sanctifying the mundane

Sanctifying the Mundane Parshas Kedoshim Jewish Owned Ships

5725

Mrs.

Halachic problem of Jewish run ships; desecrating the Shabbos while making a pilgrimage to the Holy Land

Visiting Eretz Yisrael Jewish Owned Ships

By the Grace of G-d 28th of Tishrei, 5722 Brooklyn, N.Y.

Recipient not listed

Challenges to Nusach Ari; automatic navigation of Jewish-owned ships; the meaning of "Ko’osi Mar"; a Yeshiva student seeking questions

Criticism of Lubavitch Toldos Yaakov Yosef Day 381 - Wednesday (24 Shevat)

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By the Grace of G-d21st of Shevat, 5718Brooklyn, N.Y.

Miss c/o Diane Hotel

Influencing friends in Hebrew studies; Details of Sabbath desecration and Kashrus issues on Jewish owned ships; Other undecried halachic issues (milk, paper factory) in Israel

Day 174 - Friday (8 Tammuz)Jewish Owned Ships The Rebbe's Early Years

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By the Grace of G-d 29th of Iyar, 5717 Brooklyn, N.Y.

Recipient not listed

The absolute prohibition to travel on an Israeli ship over Shabbos; Desecration of the Holy Land; The Rebbe's engineering expertise; Set times for study

Jewish Owned Ships Day 149 - Monday (13 Sivan)The Rebbe's Early Years

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