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Rav Masoud Shitreet |
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Rav Shmuel Yitzchak Rosenfeld |
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Rav Shmuel Yitzchak Rosenfeld
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| 24 Kislev |
Rav Avraham Chai Amuzag |
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(5691/1930). The author of “Kaneh Avraham.”
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| 24 Kislev |
Rav Zechariah Mendel of Podheitz |
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The author of “Menoras Zechariah.”
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| 24 Kislev |
Rav Kamus Sofer |
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(5734/1973). He served as the Head of the Beit Din of Lybia.
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| 24 Kislev |
Shimon, the Son of Jacob the Patriarch |
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Born: Aram Naharayim, 1566 B.C.E, and passed away: Egypt, 1446 B.C.E. Shimon was the Son of Jacob the Patriarch and Leah the Matriarch. He is the founder of the Tribe of Shimon. Shimon And Levi were buried in the city of Masada. The city was given to the children of Shimon as an inheritance, and the open space surrounding the city [was given] to the children of Levi (Sefer HaYashar, end of Yehoshua). Reuven, Shimon and Levi ruled the Israelites in Egypt. After Reuven died, the leadership was given to Shimon; after Shimon died, it was given to Levi. After Levi died, they sought to give the leadership to Judah, [but] a Heavenly Voice said, "Put aside [Judah's sovereignty] until its time comes" (Bamidbar Rabbah 13:8). The Tribe of Shimon produced neither judge nor king because of Zimri's sin of immorality (Yalkut Shimoni, Shoftim 42).
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| 24 Kislev |
Rav Yitzchak B’Roshi |
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(5755/1994). He served as the Rav of the Kurdish community.
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| 24 Kislev |
Rav Tzalach bar Yechei |
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The Maharitz. Born: 1663, and passed away in 1749. He founded a prestigious family of Rabbis in Yemen, active since 300 years ago. He was a judge, and was knowledgeable in all areas of the Kabbala, known for his piety.
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