Rare banner - words of encouragement from the Admor of Alexander Rabbi Yerachmiel Yisrael Yitzchak Danziger - 1907.

Rare banner - words of encouragement from the Admor of Alexander Rabbi Yerachmiel Yisrael Yitzchak Danziger - 1907.
Strengthening of faith and the raising of the honor of the Torah - the proclamation begins by copying the letter from Yismach Lev to the Admor Rabbi Menachem Nachum [Twersky] of Chernobyl, and on it the Admor adds Devarim, who saw fit to write for the strengthening of faith and the raising of the honor of the Torah. The Admor turns to each one to strengthen several things: to ensure that the children don't change their traditions, and not to mix in with those who do, to ensure that there are no heretical or salacious books, that the merchants shouldn't miss davening in a minyan, to be careful with keeping Shabbat, and not to speak in the synagogue especially during davening and even more so on Shabbat and holidays.

On the margins of the poster is his signature in print. 

1907. 

Size: 23 * 31 cm. 

Condition Trim at edges, with little missing text paper still with few fractures.

Rabbi Yerachmiel Yisrael Itzhak Danziger: (1853 - 1910) was the second Rebbe of the Hasidic dynasty of Alexander, the son of Rabbi Yehiel the founder of the dynasty. He served as Admor between  (1894-1909). He was once considered one of the greatest Rebbes of Poland, and his followers were counted in the thousands, and he died without children. It is said that he would go to Rabbi Ya'akov Aryeh of Radzimin to bless the children until Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh once said to his followers: Rabbi Shraga Feivel of Graitsa), who was the soul of the holy light of life (who had no children) and how he would have children, continued his brother, Rabbi Shmuel Zvi. He even established the network of "Beit Yisrael" yeshivas in Poland, where thousands of students studied.

His book on the Torah and the festivals of "Yismach Yisrael" is considered a basic book in the theory of Hasidism, especially the Hasidism of Alexander. On the one hand, there is depth in the fundamentals of Hasidism and is based on the principles of the Kabbalah, including articles written by the Admor, usually written in short, and some articles written by Rabbi Menashe Freiman, who later became the directors of Yeshivat Beit Yisrael. The nation, and it contains many articles of strengthening and based on midrashim of the Sages, and are the articles that were said on Friday night.

However, it differs from the books of Beit Piscisha in that it focuses on practical Hasidism and not on Hasidism. Therefore, many Chassidic leaders in previous generations, as well as in recent generations, instructed their followers to study in this book, among the prominent leaders who instructed their followers to study in this book. Thus it is said that Rabbi Chaim Meir Hagar, the Admor of Vizhnitz, stated that he is unable to enter the Sabbath without studying this book.