Sefer ‘Tzelach’ on Tractate Pesachim by the Gaon Rabbi Yechezkel HaLevi Landau, author of Shut ‘Nodah BeYehuda’. First edition, Prague, 1783.
Personal copy of the holy Rabbi Yisrael of Husiatyn grandson of the holy Rabbi of Ruzhin, venerable eldest righteous of his generation. stamped with his personal stamp.
Unusual, lengthy innovation. On the sefer is a long Torah innovation personally hand written by the holy Rabbi of Husiatyn, who was known for his great modesty, and his holy manners and deeds and especially his immense greatness in Torah.
Five rows with long notation in which he explains the words of the Tzelach in Pesachim page 72.
From what is known this unique writing of Torah notation, may be the only Torah innovations written by the holy Rabbi of Husiatyn.
The stamp on the top of the volume is with bluish ink: ‘אוצר הספרים של ישראל פריעדמאן מהוסיאטין’.
The holy Rabbi Yisrael of Husyatin (1858-1948), venerable eldest righteous of his generation. Son of the holy Rabbi Mordechei Shraga of Husyatin and last grandson of the holy Rabbi of Ruzhin. Was very admired by the holy Rabbi Aharon of Belz and all righteous of the generation. He was especially known for fighting the evil spirit during WWII, for this he lead the group ascending the grave of the holy Ohr HaChaim to plead for mercy and salvation. Was a great gaon but according to Ruzhin conduct of great modesty he tried to hide his greatness in Torah, therefore his Torah annotations are not found.
[2] 1-123 pages, 32 cm. Moth holes rehabilitated. Rehabilitation on the margins of individual pages. Aging stains. Very good condition.
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