Honor and Memory at Chief Rabbinate
Rabbi Aharon Ankri, a respected Torah scholar, was unanimously approved as a City Rabbi candidate by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel following his tragic death in.
City Rabbi Qualification Committee
Tuesday, 13 October 2026
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Read More →Rabbi Aharon Ankri, a respected Torah scholar, was unanimously approved as a City Rabbi candidate by the Chief Rabbinate of Israel following his tragic death in.