Works
Rabbi Mendelson was a talented author of Talmudic and Rabbinic works. He wrote:
- Sha’arei Tzion (1903) - on the Talmud (with approbation from Rabbi Shlomo HaKohen, Dayan of Vilna)
- Sefer Hatzid (1904) - about the laws of covering the blood of sacrificial offerings,
- Midrash Yaavetz (Glasgow 1911) - Halacha and Aggadah on the Book of Genesis (with approbations from Rabbi Nosson Halevi Bamberger of Würzburg; Rabbi Menachem Dovber Dagutski of Manchester; Rabbi Refoel Zilberman of Tzfas; Rabbi Eliyahu Posek of Alapolia in Russia; Rabbi Eliezer Dan Yachai of Lutzin and Rabbi Shlomo Yaakov Koton of Leshenov, and with a warm letter from Rabbi Akiva HaCohen Matlon of Heina in Minsk province, then-Russia)
- Mishnas Yaavetz (Newark 1928, three volumes) – Vol. One about androgynous, Vol. Two of Talmudic novellae, and Vol. Three of responsa
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