… a people’s collective suffering and the veneration of its rabbinic elites. In the twentieth century, scholars of the … elusive figure. In a way, he, too, is like the medieval rabbis so beloved by Jewish Studies—a disembodied male mind, … him, Hasidim, Yemenites, Arabs, falla h im, [3]  Georgians, Sephardic Jews, kushim , [4] Galician Jews and so forth. All …

… for the inauguration of Yaakov Shaul Elyashar as Chief Sephardi Rabbi of Palestine. [15] A look at the biographies of some … of Aleppian ḥazzanim on the liturgical styles of the Sephardic communities in Jerusalem (1997), couched his …

… [1] where, due to the efforts of Dr. Philip Klein, then Rabbi in Libau (later in New York), my father was appointed … [Heb. parush ]) in a Beshamidrash [Heb. Beit Midrash, rabbinical academy], who introduced me to the pilpul … singing. [15] In Jerusalem he used to tell Yemenites and Sephardim and Samaritans to come off the street into our …

… of the Stephen S. Wise Free Synagogue in New York City. Rabbi Wise, an outspoken pioneer of American Zionism and one … in Latin letters in an inconsistent mix of Ashkenazic and Sephardic pronunciations. None of the songs have …