Description
Naftoli Shraiber was born in Kiev, Ukriane, in 1977 to a Jewish family. He later immigrated to Israel in 1991. He studied in yeshivot in Israel and in the United States, and worked for the Israeli Rabbinate. His interests include ancient and Middle Age philosophy, as well as the study of foreign languages. He is married to a Jewish woman, and is raising Jewish children, to whom he strongly advises to marry only within the Jewish nation.
In complete feeling of the dialogue, the author discusses stories and reasons to stay inmarried only within the Jewish nation. This book is a unique eye-opener to on the topic of mixed marriages, and their influence on the fate of the Jewish nation. Specifically intermarriage impacted Jewish history even more than pogroms, libels, and gas chambers. This book is intended for those Jews that do care about their own fate and the fate of the Jewish people.
