Original sentence: He writes:.However, during the Holocaust, Teichtal adopted a decidedly different position fron the one he espoused in his youth.I do not know if they will ever be able to vindicate themselves before the heavenly court for not participating in the movement to rebuild the Land.It is clear that he who prepares prior to the Sabbath will eat on the Sabbath (Avodah Zarah, 3a), and since the Orthodox did not toil, they have absolutely no influence in the Land (of Israel).It is, therefore, no wonder that they are in control... Now, what will the Orthodox say.One of the early Haredi books written about Zionism was Eim HaBanim Semeichah, written by Rabbi Shlomo Teichtal, and published in 1943.Teichtal grew up a staunch anti-Zionist.The physical product of that introspection is the book, Eim HaBanim Semeichah, in which he specifically retracts his previous viewpoints, and argues that the true redemption can only come if the Jewish people unite and rebuild the land of Israel.Those who toil and build have the influence, and they are the masters of the Land