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| The latter was the grandson of | Rabbi Elazar, rabbi of Brody until 1736, then rabbi |
| His father was | Rabbi Elazar, one of the sages of the Kloyz of Brody |
| Ordination, | Rabbi Elchanan Theological Seminary. |
| He was survived by his five sons, | Rabbi Elchonon Sorotzkin, author of Leman Achai VeRa |
| He was the son of | Rabbi Elchonon Wasserman. |
| Due to a directive from | Rabbi Elchonon Wasserman for a permanent yeshiva wit |
| Rabbi Eleazar ben Azariah, who was also Nasi, was no | |
| According to popular legend, he and his son, | Rabbi Eleazar b. |
| Tosefta Chullin 2:22-23 tells how | Rabbi Eleazar ben Damma was bitten by a snake. |
| Rabbi Eleazar ben Hisma taught that even the apparen | |
| Daily Gemara by | Rabbi Eli Mansour |
| Four of his brothers are rabbis | Rabbi Eli Brackman director of Chabad Society and Th |
| Rabbi Eli Baruch Shulman is a Rosh Yeshiva at Yeshiv | |
| He was the son-in-law of | Rabbi Eliakim b. |
| chose to be burned in their homes, among them | Rabbi Eliakim, others converted or fled to Heidelber |
| rly in 1590, he disputed in the synagogue with | Rabbi Elias. |
| of Degel haTorah's Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah are | Rabbi Eliashiv and Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman. |
| The Halakhic rulings and sermonic insights of | Rabbi Eliashiv have been recorded in several books. |
| These works were not written by | Rabbi Eliashiv himself, but compiled by his relative |
| A Haggadah for Pesach including | Rabbi Eliashiv's comments and Halachic rulings was r |
| has been subject to claims of misrepresenting | Rabbi Eliashiv's opinions. |
| In 1883, | Rabbi Eliezer Gordon relinquished the Kelm rabbinate |
| family leadership in Telz, as his grandfather | Rabbi Eliezer Gordon was also Chief Rabbi and Rosh Y |
| He once had the privilege of hosting | Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Finkel, rosh yeshivas Mir in Po |
| to the Telshe yeshiva as a rosh mesivta under | Rabbi Eliezer Gordon. |
| enth centuries the following may be mentioned: | Rabbi Eliezer (died in Vilna 1769), teacher of Samue |
| ns that a haftarah was read in the presence of | Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus, who lived c.70 CE, and i |
| He was the son of | Rabbi Eliezer Nison Teitelbaum, rabbi of Drubitsh, w |
| (One grandson, | Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Carelbach, authored a critical |
| world-renowned Telz yeshiva under the eminent | Rabbi Eliezer Gordon, as well as under Rabbi Jacob J |
| is is the Beth midrash [houses of learning] of | Rabbi Eliezer ha-Kappar" |
| ading rabbinical figures of the era, including | Rabbi Eliezer Silver. |
| Rabbi Eliezer said 'A good eye'. | |
| Rabbi Eliezer Poupko (or Pupko) (1886-1961) was born | |
| The Chronicle of | Rabbi Eliezer bar Nathan (mid 12th century), as Robe |
| Rabbi Eliezer Papo (1785-1828) was the rabbi of the | |
| Rabbi Eliezer Poupko | |
| 39:7 (Talmud tractate Sanhedrin 93b; Pirke de | Rabbi Eliezer lii). |
| At about this time, the rosh yeshiva, | Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Finkel traveled to Palestine, w |
| In 1986, | Rabbi Eliezer Shlomo Schik founded a Breslov communi |
| He was the father of Grand | Rabbi Eliezer Zev of Kretchnif, and Rabbi Issamar of |
| Grand | Rabbi Eliezer Zev Rosenbaum of Rachov, son of Rabbi |
| 100] and his sister, the wife of | Rabbi Eliezer, were living near a philosopher who ha |
| the company of other sages: "It happened that | Rabbi Eliezer, Rabbi Joshua, Rabbi Eleazar ben Azary |
| He studied Talmud under | Rabbi Elijah Chasid and then under his own father, I |
| Rabbi Elijah Benamozegh, a prominent Italian Kabbali | |
| Rabbi Elimelech Segal-Loewy of Tosh - son of Rebbe M | |
| outstanding Torah scholars of the generation, | Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler, later to become Rosh |
| Rabbi Eliyahu Essas (Russian: Илья Эссас; born 1946) | |
| In 1903, Finkel married Malka, the daughter of | Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch Kamai who was the Rosh Yeshiva |
| on, Miriam Stark, Silent Revolution - Story of | Rabbi Eliyahu Essas and Russian Torah Network (Artsc |
| Other Baalei Shem include | Rabbi Eliyahu of Worms (the founder of the movement |
| e of all the years that they learned together, | Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch considered Rabbi Partzovitz his |
| In 1954 | Rabbi Eliyahu Meir Bloch died, and Katz became head |
| Chabad hasidic circle as well, most notably to | Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler of the Musar movement, |
| Rabbi Eliyahu Baal Shem of Worms (ca. | |
| "Shney Luchot Habrit", Translator | Rabbi Eliyahu Munk, Urim Publications 2000. |
| arried Hene Freidel Grodznsky, the daughter of | Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Grodzensky, and they had a son |
| ontemporary who praised Luzzatto's writing was | Rabbi Eliyahu of Vilna, the Vilna Gaon (1720 - 1797) |
| Chiddushei ha-Gaon | Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer al ha-Shas (novellae on the Ta |
| Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch had a big influence in the way | |
| One typical and influential mashgiach was | Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler. |
| The Vilna Gaon ( | Rabbi Eliyahu ben Shlomo Zalman) (1720 - 1797): "... |
| Rabbi Elliot Dorff, PhD. | |
| His son, | Rabbi Elya Ber Wachtfogel, is rosh yeshiva of the Ye |
| Rabbi Elya Svei (March 19, 1924 (Taanis Esther 5684) | |
| After his father's death, | Rabbi Elya Ber assumed the leadership of Kollel Inte |
| esses Chizkiyahu yeshiva in Kfar Hasidim under | Rabbi Elyah Lopian and Rabbi Dov Yaffe. |
| Rabbi Elyashar wrote thousands of responses to quest | |
| Among many, | Rabbi Elyashiv gave an approbation to Nachlas Tzvi, |
| His elder brother | Rabbi Emanuel Feldman is the former editor of Tradit |
| According to Orthodox | Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, former president of the RCA, |
| It was founded by | Rabbi Emanuel Carlebach (1874-1927), brother of rabb |
| Wurzburger served as | Rabbi Emeritus of Congregation Shaaray Tefila in Law |
| Ehrenkranz is the | Rabbi Emeritus of the Congregation Agudath Sholom in |
| While the | Rabbi encourages him to pray, study, and live dutifu |
| t chair Manny Katz and Judaic studies teachers | Rabbi Ephraim Niehaus and Carol Bess were relieved o |
| Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald is one of the leaders in the | |
| in 1988 (5748); he remarried Esther, widow of | Rabbi Ephraim Shahor. |
| Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald heads the popular Beginners M | |
| announced the appointment of his youngest son, | Rabbi Ephraim, as the new rabbinical head of the com |
| Rabbi Epstein accepted the post, while Rabbi Meltzer | |
| Rabbi Epstein supported Rabbi Nathan Kamenetsky and | |
| Rabbi Epstein was considered by many to be the last | |
| Rabbi Epstein was born in the town of Bakst, in the | |
| Rabbi Epstein served together with many other promin | |
| Rabbi Eric J. Greenberg of the Anti-Defamation Leagu | |
| Rabbi Essas currently works for Aish Hatorah in Jeru | |
| In 1988 | Rabbi Essas was running to Knesset with Degel HaTora |
| eli (1930-1989) was an Israeli modern Orthodox | rabbi, essayist, poet and scholar of Judaism and Jew |
| th Dialogue: The Theory and the Practice (with | Rabbi Eugene Korn) |
| He was replaced by | Rabbi Eugene Korn. |
| he book, Passage to Pesach, and co-author with | Rabbi Eugene Borowitz of two books, Jewish Moral Vir |
| the highest shiur, taught by the rosh yeshiva, | Rabbi Ezra Attiya, with whom he developed a close bo |
| Rabbi Ezriel Auerbach | |
| her son by transmitting the strict values her | rabbi father had taught her. |
| Rabbi Fatiyah was a leading Kabbalist and authored m | |
| Rabbi Fatiyah was famous in Baghdad and later Jerusa | |
| However, | Rabbi Feinstein makes no mention of this requirement |
| ver, there are more stringent authorities than | Rabbi Feinstein in this matter, with some requiring |
| least 185°F, well above the stringent 160°F of | Rabbi Feinstein. |
| Rabbi Figo died at Rovigo in 1647. | |
| November 12, 1999) - A single phone call turns | Rabbi Fine's comfortable Jewish community upside dow |
| Additionally, | Rabbi Finkel heads and maintains a Kollel in the Ezr |
| In addition to Mir, | Rabbi Finkel is also on the faculty of Yeshivas Heic |
| Rabbi Finkel delivers a daily English Talmudic lectu | |
| Rabbi Finkel is married to a daughter of Rabbi Nafto | |
| Rabbi Finkel, the younger brother of Mirrer Rosh Yes | |
| He was | rabbi first in Cologne and Worms, and then moved to |
| Rabbi Fishel Hershkowitz, the Holeiner Rov, is the S | |
| (today in Poland), Goldrat was certified as a | rabbi following his studies. |
| the Machon Yerushalaim published a book about | Rabbi Fonseca's works, including the author's exposi |
| As of 2010, Joe Blair served as | rabbi for both synagogues. |
| which is named after his grandfather), and the | rabbi for the Givat Moshe neighbourhood in Jerusalem |
| Torah in Suffern, New York, and served as its | rabbi for the next 24 years. |
| ere, he headed to Slabodka, where he served as | Rabbi for about six months. |
| Dratch served as a congregational | rabbi for 22 years. |
| msterdam, Aboab da Fonseca was appointed chief | rabbi for the Sephardic community. |
| Abba Hillel Silver served as its | rabbi for two years (1915-1917), immediately after h |
| As of 2011, she serves as the | rabbi for Congregation Beth Israel in North Adams, M |
| Samson Raphael Hirsch, 19th century German | rabbi, founder of the Torah im Derech Eretz movement |
| Rabbi Fradkin served in Lublin for twenty years, and | |
| Rabbi Freifeld was also a key figure in the establis | |
| After Chaim Berlin moved to Brooklyn, | Rabbi Freifeld chose to remain in Far Rockaway and f |
| Rabbi Freifeld's unique approach to teaching Judaism | |
| Rabbi Friedman...is proud to be our first Rosh HaYes | |
| ence writing the eulogy for Albert L. Lewis, a | Rabbi from his hometown in New Jersey. |
| His father was a Jewish | Rabbi from Morocco. |
| A | Rabbi from Golders Green in London added some Hebrew |
| Lipskar was ordained as a | Rabbi from the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Brooklyn in 1968 |
| ly Reform services were conducted by a student | rabbi from Hebrew Union College, and in 1921 the con |
| a noted Torah scholar, was a tenth generation | rabbi from Mezritch, Wolyn. |
| Before joining RS, | Rabbi Fuchs served as senior rabbi of the Isaac M. W |
| Rabbi Funnye says, "I am a Jew, and that breaks thro | |
| Rabbi Funnye is a co-founder, with Michelle Stein-Ev | |
| His predecessor in that position was | Rabbi Gad Navon. |
| - | Rabbi Gad Bouskila |
| 000, Weiss was nominated to the position after | Rabbi Gad Navon stepped down. |
| t Eliezer raised that day was easily calmed by | Rabbi Gamaliel.. Thenceforth Eliezer lived in retire |
| Rabbi Gamedze is fluent in 14 languages including Fr | |
| Rabbi Gamliel HaKohen Rabinowitz (Rappaport), a Rosh | |
| Rabbi Gavriel ("Reb Velvele") Zev Margolis (1847, Vi | |
| at the Yeshiva Center in New South Wales that | Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife, Rivkah, had “d |
| mber 2008 Mumbai attacks, services were led by | Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg. |
| Regarding the deaths of | Rabbi Gavriel Noach Holtzberg, Rivka Holtzberg and t |
| Rabbi Gedalia Dov Schwartz is the long-time Av Beit | |
| hen he studied for two years in the Yeshiva of | Rabbi Gedalia Tiktin Rabbi of Shverzentz close by to |
| His brother is | Rabbi Gedaliah Finkel, another lecturer in the yeshi |
| Rabbi Gedaliah Finkel is a lecturer in Yeshivas Mir | |
| His son-in-law, | Rabbi Gedaliah Finkel, is the brother of the Mirrer |
| He married the daughter of | Rabbi Gedalyo of Linits (author of Teshuos Chein), w |
| r communal renaissance under the leadership of | Rabbi Geoffrey Shisler and his wife Anne. |
| Rabbi Gerald Sirotta was an active member. | |
| Rabbi Gershenfeld (standing, center) at a Lag B'Omer | |
| Rabbi Gershon Mendel Garelik is a Chabad rabbi, who | |
| d researcher Joseph Chilton Pearce, author and | Rabbi Gershon Winkle, activists and sex educator Lor |
| His son, | Rabbi Gershon Zaks, died in 1989 and his daughter, R |
| In 1887, Grand | Rabbi Gershon Henoch Leiner, the Radziner Rebbe, res |
| Rabbi Gil Student's defense of Rabbi Twersky's artic | |
| Rabbi Gilles Bernheim | |
| s of the internment camps of Vichy to whom the | rabbi gives refuge. |
| Rabbi Glasner left behind voluminous manuscripts, in | |
| taries that appear in the classic version, but | Rabbi Glick's translation and accompanying footnotes |
| Rabbi Gluck's role as a mediator is not confined to | |
| A world renowned scholar and teacher, | Rabbi Goldvicht was also the author of Asufat Ma'ara |
| Rabbi Goldvicht's thousands of students have gone on | |
| It was not published until 1692 after | Rabbi Gombiner's death. |
| Rabbi Gordon appointed a special teacher of ethics ( | |
| In 1897, however, | Rabbi Gordon engaged a new musar mashgiach - the dyn |
| Rabbi Gordon's tomb | |
| Through | Rabbi Gordons's intercession, the twenty-nine-year-o |
| Rabbi Goren used the opportunity to help establish a | |
| Western rabbis and educators such as | Rabbi Gorin have visited the community at times and |
| Rabbi Gottesman has was also the director of tours f | |
| Rabbi Gottesman continues to be an influential membe | |
| Rabbi Gottesman received his formal education and se | |
| Rabbi Gottesman has been the recipient of many award | |
| Rabbi Gottesman studied secular studies at the Chica | |
| Oskar Klein and the great granddaughter of the | rabbi Gottlieb Klein. |
| In that role, | Rabbi Gottschalk oversaw the ordination of the first |
| Rabbi Greednwald, working again with Representative | |
| s a logical and rhetorical method developed by | Rabbi Green that makes precision-Talmudic learning a |
| Rabbi Green emigrated to Israel at the age of sevent | |
| In addition to teaching at the Yeshiva, | Rabbi Green gives numerous seminars, lectures, and w |
| In June 2010, it was announced that | Rabbi Green would be leaving Bircas HaTorah to becom |
| In 1989, together with several colleagues, | Rabbi Green founded Bircas HaTorah. |
| e methodology for studying Talmud developed by | Rabbi Green. |
| Rabbi Greenberg wrote Rabbi Heiman's shiurim, many o | |
| Upon the outbreak of World War I, | Rabbi Greenspan fled to Britain via Belgium with his |
| Rabbi Greenspan remained at Etz Chaim for the rest o | |
| Rabbi Greenwald and (former Secretary of State) Gene | |
| he support of President Bill Clinton. in 2000, | Rabbi Greenwald led a delegation of American negotia |
| 1990, a Rockland Journal News headline called | Rabbi Greenwald a "master of international negotiati |
| ABC Evening News with Peter Jennings credited | Rabbi Greenwald with playing a role in the negotiati |
| Rabbi Grodzinski was born in 1882 in Warsaw. | |
| After | Rabbi Grodzinski's death in 1940, Rabbi Eigis was wi |
| In 1972, | Rabbi Grossman founded Migdal Ohr (Tower of Light). |
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