About The Website We carry a large selection of Jewish books in Hebrew, English, and other languages. Many of them are hard-to-find books. We are an Independent Publisher. We edit and print books from many Authors. We are constantly adding more books to our site. We are committed to providing you with top-quality items and fast service. We ship worldwide. If you have a book in any language that you would like us to edit and publish for you, it can be done at no cost to you. Please contact us if you are interested to have us publish your book. About my Husband:The Creator will heal and save all the sick people in the world. He will send them a complete recovery, physically and mentally.On August 16th, 2004 [The 12th of Av 5764] I was rushed to the hospital and was told by the Doctors I had a few hours to live and would not survive through the night due to the complications I had. But thanks to friends and people all over the world who had prayed for me I did survive.However, I was diagnosed with Chronic Renal Failure and also suffered from congested heart failure. The doctors told me I would need to do dialysis as my kidneys were not working. I didn’t go to the doctor for check-ups and I had never been a patient in a hospital. This was very traumatic for me. The doctors after doing many tests told me I would need to do dialysis for 10-12 hours a day to live.Fortunately, I was a candidate to receive a dialysis machine in our home and therefore could do home Hemodialysis.Thus, I was connected to a dialysis machine, in my bed for exactly eighty months according to the Jewish calendar.On Shabbat the 12th of January 2012, Parashat Vayicha Yaakov [12 Tevet 5772], thanks to all the people, men, women, and the children of Israel who prayed for me I received a kidney transplant. I was freed from being attached to the dialysis machine. This was a true miracle for me. Every day I am thanking everyone who prayed for me and all those who helped me in my time of need.King David said – Were not You teaching my delight I would have perished in my affliction. What gave me my will and strength to live each moment of the day while I was connected to the dialysis machine (about 12 hours a day), was the ability to study and learn Torah.For over the last 30 years before my transplant, I had written down commentaries on books, classes that I had given, and other materials that I had learned. The material I then transferred to the computer while I was connected to my Dialysis machine.When I completed a portion of my materials, with the blessing of my rabbis, they encouraged me to publish it for others to enjoy. My materials were then made into pamphlets and I also published them in books. To this day with the