A collection of letters, including a letter by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook to Rabbi Aharon Mendel HaCohen Rabbi of the Ashkenasi community of Cairo, Adar Sheni 1921. *A printed letter from Rabbi Kook for the benefit of the Association of Talmudei Torah in Jerusalem, Kislev 1935. *An interesting letter from his son Rabbi Zvi Yehuda Kook to Rabbi Shlomo Yosef Zevin on the occasion of the seventh siyum of the Shas, Tamuz 1975. *A letter from his son in law Rabbi Shalom Natan Ra'anan-Kook regarding the collection for the benefit of the Worldwide Central Yeshiva. A memorial leaf for the yahrzeit of Rabbi Kook. *Letters from rabbis and public figures to Rabbi Shalom Natan Ra'anan-Kook, regarding contributions to the yeshiva.
10 paper items, including 8 letters, varied size and condition.

Interesting documents and letters from the archives of Rabbi Meir Karelitz (1877-1955), the oldest and trusted brother of the Chazon Ish. Son in law of Rabbi Shlomo HaCohen of Vilna, author of Cheshek Shlomo, he served as Rabbi of Lachovitz and was a leader of Charedi Jewry in Poland and Eretz Yisrael. One of the founders of Va'ad HaYeshivot in Vilna and in Eretz Yisrael. A member of Mo'etzet Gedolei HaTorah of Agudat Yisrael, a rabbi and spiritual leader of Po'alei Agudat Yisrael. These documents from the initial years of the State of Israel are very interesting and clarify various chapters of history regarding state and religion in those years.
The archive includes: A handwritten letter and copy of a letter by Rabbi Meir to the executive committee of Po'alei Agudat Yisrael, regarding the question of whether the party should enter the Jewish Agency. "¦ my conclusion is: The only institute that has the authority to decide this question is Mo'etzet Gedolei HaTorah¦ ". *Handwritten draft of the opening speech for the Agudat Yisrael convention in the US. Written in the speech: "This great honor bestowed upon me is not in my merit, but because I have the same name as the greatest and only leader of this generation¦ ". *A copy of correspondence between David Ben-Gurion and Rabbi Yitzchak Levine. In his letter, Ben Gurion summarizes the understandings reached on the issues of state and religion, with a copy of the response written by Rabbi Levine. *A copy of additional correspondence on these issues. *Protocol of a meeting of Mo'etzet Gedolei HaTorah at the end of Nissan 1949. *Letters and more items.
More than 20 leaves. Varied size and condition. Some are in fair-poor condition.

Letters of rabbis, letters and protocols, of arbitrations between Rabbi Mattityahu Chaim Tzeitlin and his heirs, and the management of the Diskin Orphanage. 1953-1954.
The deliberation was about assets donated by Mr. Tzeitlin to the orphanage carried out in a completed contract. Afterwards, Mr. Tzeitlin changed his mind, and demanded the orphanage to return the assets to his family. Many meetings took place about this issue, and in the meantime, the claimant died and his widow continued the claim. Later, the deliberations passed from the first arbitrators, Mr. Shmuel Eden of Jerusalem and Mr. Shmuel Stern of Tel Aviv to a rabbinical arbitration. These are some of the protocols and letters concerning that deliberation, including letters of testimony, bills of arbitration and authorization.
Signatures of: Rabbi Reuven Katz, Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Ben-Menachem, Rabbi Mordechai Yaffe-Schlesinger, Rabbi Yosef Blumenfeld, Rabbi Shlomo Shimshon Karelitz etc.

A letter of recommendation for the Heichal HaTorah Yeshiva, handwritten and signed by the Gaon of Tchebin - Rabbi Dov Berish Weidenfeld. Jerusalem, Tishrei 1953.
Rabbi Dov Berish Weidenfeld (1881-1966), son of the Gaon of Hrymayliv author of Kochav MiYa'akov. Even as a young man, he was considered a distinguished scholar. He wrote a book of responsa Dovev Meisharim.
Official stationary, 27.5 cm. C. 10 rows in his handwritten and with his signature. Good condition, creases and light tears.