From his earliest childhood, his devotion to Torah learning was unparalleled. In Brisk, Switzerland, and Eretz Yisrael, in war and in peace, his eyes were focused on his beloved sefarim. Yet at the same time, he showed incredible sensitivity to the needs and struggles of all those around him, and his door, his hand, and his heart were always open to all. His unimaginably simple home became a magnet for tens of thousands, from roshei yeshivah and gedolei hador to excited schoolchildren coming to be tested on Chumash. He shunned fame and yet became a leader of his people. His entire life was Torah study, yet he understood better than almost anyone the challenges of modern life.
This is his story.