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- Following his Smicha, Rabbi Cohen married the daughter of Chabad Shliach in Mexico, Rosa Swued from Mexico City.
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Jul 6, 2021 · Following his Smicha, Rabbi Cohen married the daughter of Chabad Shliach in Mexico, Rosa Swued from Mexico City. They settled in Montreal and labored tirelessly with many members of the community to bring awareness and Jewish identity to their lives.
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During his time in the yeshiva, he studied under Rabbi Eliyahu David Rabinowitz-Teomim (also known as the Aderet), the rabbi of Ponevezh (today's Panevėžys, Lithuania) and later Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Jerusalem. In 1886 Kook married Rabinowitz-Teomim's daughter, Batsheva.
Nadia Cohen: The Untold Story of the wife of Eli Cohen. I was born in Iraq into an educated family. We lived in a very beautiful area. We were eight children. My oldest brother is author Sami Michael. He was forced to leave Iraq because he led an underground leftist communist group in Iraq that was active against the regime. He dedicated his ...
Although he was a rabbi, both Jews and non-Jews sought his counsel and empathetic ear. During that time he attended two yearly Chanukah parties at the White House, where he and his wife met and had festive kosher meals with President George W. Bush and the First Lady.
During his stay in Zeimel, Rav Kook's first wife died. (Their daughter Frayda Chana was a year and a half at the time.) His father-in-law the Aderet convinced him to marry Raiza-Rivka Rabinowitz, daughter of the Aderet's twin brother.
Dec 19, 2019 · More than 50 years may have passed, but Nadia Cohen still vividly recalls the haunting moment her husband, Eli, was abruptly unveiled as an Israeli spy, much to the shock of the high-ranking Syrian officials he befriended while working undercover.
Nov 10, 2023 · Who was this additional wife, Keturah, and why do we read about her in the context of the loving relationships of Abraham and Sarah, and Isaac and Rebecca? Is Keturah introduced simply to transmit information about Abraham’s geneaology, or does her presence signify something deeper?
