It's a Torah book soo it is obvious why Barnes and Nobles wouldn't have it (I wouldn't expect a major store to have it). Some Jewish bookstores do have Rav Kahane's books. If they dont have it inside, you can ask and they might make an order (as with other books also). It's all supply and demand. Unfortunatly though I dont believe that their is a big enough supply for these books. Maybe with a better advertisement things will change.
Warning it is a Torah book, suitable more for a Jew who has accepted the Torah as Emet. (It's not as political as the other secular oriented books of his), but it is brilliant, and I highly recommend the books for Jews.
It's a Torah book soo it is obvious why Barnes and Nobles wouldn't have it (I wouldn't expect a major store to have it). Some Jewish bookstores do have Rav Kahane's books. If they dont have it inside, you can ask and they might make an order (as with other books also). It's all supply and demand. Unfortunatly though I dont believe that their is a big enough supply for these books. Maybe with a better advertisement things will change.
Warning it is a Torah book, suitable more for a Jew who has accepted the Torah as Emet. (It's not as political as the other secular oriented books of his), but it is brilliant, and I highly recommend the books for Jews.
It's a Torah book soo it is obvious why Barnes and Nobles wouldn't have it (I wouldn't expect a major store to have it). Some Jewish bookstores do have Rav Kahane's books. If they dont have it inside, you can ask and they might make an order (as with other books also). It's all supply and demand. Unfortunatly though I dont believe that their is a big enough supply for these books. Maybe with a better advertisement things will change.
Warning it is a Torah book, suitable more for a Jew who has accepted the Torah as Emet. (It's not as political as the other secular oriented books of his), but it is brilliant, and I highly recommend the books for Jews.
less demand in the diaspora, because the most serious jewish zionists are in israel..
apparently his name is written on many walls, my friend had seen it. I didn't see it when I was with him, prob 'cos it had been rubbed off by the govt.
In jerusalem there was a huge jewish bookstore , I saw "the wit and wisdom of rabbi meir kahane" there..
It's interesting the religious similarity between he and rabbi yissachar shlomo teichtal. Rabbi teichtal was an adult during the holocaust, witnessing it rather helpless, he was in eastern europe. Rabbi Kahane was in america, only 10 years old. He couldn't do anything. Later he spoke about what should have happened, jews should have sat on the white house lawn singing "that well known jewish hymn" "no no we don't go!!!!!!".. (kahane speech in skokie)
The bookshop had rabbi teichtal's book a few shelves above his.
Rabbi Kahane was very multi-facted, nobody compares to him.
The bookshop on main street, (between the movie theather and Rabbi Haimov's shul- for those in Queens), has the book by Libby Kahane, right at the front as one goes in. - I dont know them too much, I usually go to the other one (Safra), but when I visited this one to see if they had a certain book I was looking for, this is what I saw.
I thought it was very impressive.
Of course there are certain mundane parts where I just skimmed through and only read the first two sentences of each paragraph. But it's captivating because I want to know a lot about the personal lives and certain private aspects of my heroes.
Speaking of Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 did anybody have any luck finding Vol. 2 of "The Jewish Idea"?
Speaking of Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 did anybody have any luck finding Vol. 2 of "The Jewish Idea"?
http://www.amazon.com/Jewish-Idea-2-Meir-Kahane/dp/9657044022
I highly recommend our members read the great Rabbi Meir Kahane's zt"l hy"d magnum opus "The Jewish Idea" (Or Hara'ayon):(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51SQ70N7M6L._SY120_.jpg) (http://www.amazon.com/haraayon-Jewish-idea-Meir-Kahane/dp/9657044014)http://www.amazon.com/haraayon-Jewish-idea-Meir-Kahane/dp/9657044014
I want to purchase this - a real treasure and masterpiece!!
What I might do is to buy it, and then donate it to my yeshiva's beit midrash after I read it, since there seem to be some misconceptions floating around this institution about Rabbi Kahane ZT"L.
I offered it in the past, and I'll offer it again. If someone wants to borrow one of these books (And other books tha tI have- just ask). And can come to Queens. PM me.
Also now I was told that their are a number of places in Queens offering people to borrow Torah books (for free). I'm not sure if Or' Harayon is their (I havn't checked any of these libraries as of yet). But if people would like to borrow Torah books, then places including - Beit Gavriel at 108 st has books, also Ohel Simch at Main street. (Rabbi Haimov's shul- for those who might be familiar with Queens). - I'll check again, maybe will provide with adresses for those interested.
It doesn't matter their or there!I offered it in the past, and I'll offer it again. If someone wants to borrow one of these books (And other books tha tI have- just ask). And can come to Queens. PM me.
Also now I was told that their are a number of places in Queens offering people to borrow Torah books (for free). I'm not sure if Or' Harayon is their (I havn't checked any of these libraries as of yet). But if people would like to borrow Torah books, then places including - Beit Gavriel at 108 st has books, also Ohel Simch at Main street. (Rabbi Haimov's shul- for those who might be familiar with Queens). - I'll check again, maybe will provide with adresses for those interested.
You know, since you are talking about things that are yours and where to get them, you may as well start spelling There and Their correctly.
Hopefully whoever does borrow it will remind you.
It's a Torah book soo it is obvious why Barnes and Nobles wouldn't have it (I wouldn't expect a major store to have it). Some Jewish bookstores do have Rav Kahane's books. If they dont have it inside, you can ask and they might make an order (as with other books also). It's all supply and demand. Unfortunatly though I dont believe that their is a big enough supply for these books. Maybe with a better advertisement things will change.
Warning it is a Torah book, suitable more for a Jew who has accepted the Torah as Emet. (It's not as political as the other secular oriented books of his), but it is brilliant, and I highly recommend the books for Jews.
I've been looking for a copy of Volume 2 for ages. The search continues...........