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   12 Tamuz 5773 / Thursday, June 20, 2013 | Torah Reading Balak       
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12 Tamuz Rav Avraham HaCohen Davik Kalusi 
 
 
    (5661/1901). The Head of the Beit Din in Aram Tzovah.

   
 
12 Tamuz Rav Yaakov ben Asher - The Baal HaTurim 
 
 
    The Baal HaTurim (1270 - 1340), son of the Rosh, he was one of the greatest Halachic authorities. He moved to Toledo with his father in 1303 due to evil decrees on the Jewish communities. His most famous work was the “Arba’ah Turim,” a comprehensive code of Jewish law that forms the basis for the Shulchan Aruch.

   
 
12 Tamuz Rav Nissim Benyamin Mordechai Elyashar 
 
 
    The son of Rav Yaakov Shaul Elyashir who authored “Yissa Bracha.”

   
 
12 Tamuz Rav Eliyahu Yosef Rivlin 
 
 
    (1805 – 1865). One of the Sages in Eretz Yisrael, he was a Chabad Chassid, and known for his greatness in the Torah of Chassidut. The Chabad Rebbes would send disciples to him to learn the Chabad way of Chassidut. He moved to Israel in 1847 and headed the Chabad settlement in Jerusalem. He authored “Ohalei Yosef.”

   
 
12 Tamuz Rav Avraham Gatinio 
 
 
    (5471/1711). The Head of the Beit Din of Solonikia, he authored “Tiras Kesef.”

   
 

 
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