Four Books on the Land of Israel

a. Zechuteinu B'Eretz Yisrael [Our Right to the Land of Israel]. Must be announced and instilled in all of the world's inhabitants. Aharon Lachmi. Jerusalem, 1937.
"This declaration comes to reveal that we do not have the right to waiver any waiver whatsoever on any of the principals of our rights to the Land of Israel".
10 pages.
Condition: Good. Detached leaves. Wear.

b. Agudat Yisrael - Zionism un Mizrachism. (Polemic). By Rabbi Shlomo Rottenberg. New York, 1945. Yiddish.
84 pages.
Condition: Very Good.
c. Yishuv Eretz Yisrael. Jerusalem, 1930.
A book by Rabbi Yisrael Zev Mintzberg (1872-1962), Av Beit Din of the Bedatz Chassidim and Rabbi of "HaIr HaElyona", a neighborhood inside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
In the book are halachic clarifications on the commandment of living in Israel, a detailed historical description of the development of the Kollels of Jerusalem and their charity funds, the laws of collecting charity and its distribution among the members of the Kollelim, and letters published for the first time from manuscripts of the great Rebbes, among them those who renewed the Jewish settlement in Israel, regarding the laws of collecting charity and distributing it to the Kollelim.
93 pages.

d. Toldot Rabbeinu Chizkiya da Silva, author of the "Pri Chadash". Jerusalem, 1929.
"On the day of renewing his gravestone in the holy city of Jerusalem, copied and arranged by me, the director and founder of the society to oversee and renovate the tombstones on the graves of righteous people in the Land of Israel", Rabbi Yechiel Meir Morgenstern of Kotzk.
Handwritten correction on the title page of the book, perhaps in the author's handwriting.
At the beginning of the book is a photograph of the "Pri Chadash" and a drawing "Our Rabbi's new tombstone". The society's aims are detailed, in its area of activity on the Mount of Olives and the surrounding area, as well as in the Galillee, to renovate the graves of great Rabbis.
Long, warm recommendations from the great Rabbis of the generation praising the actions of renovating the graves. Among the recommendations: the Rebbe Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn of Lubavitch, Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook, Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, Rabbi Eliyahu Kletzkin, the Rabbis of Safed, the Rabbis of Warsaw, dozens of letters from the Rebbes of Poland.
Biography of the "Pri Chadash".
11 [1] leaves.
Condition: Good. Original binding.