His relationship with Rabbi Chaim Heller; how Skokie Yeshiva helped him gain entry to the U.S. in 1932 but then couldn’t hire him because of monetary difficulties due to the Depression; his insistence on higher Kashrus standards in Boston and the backlash it created; his total vindication of all accusations; his creation of the Maimonides School; his candidacy for the position of Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv; his shiur at Yeshivat Merkaz Ha-Rav Kook.