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But he is, according to people familiar with the Agudath campaign, directly related to Shmuel Salant, a prominent rabbi of the late 19th century who served as the Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem until his death in 1909. The Agudath has, accordingly, sweetened its appeals with references to the
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lawmaker's family tree—and some enthusiastic supporters in Jerusalem are rumored to have gone so far as to have prayed at Salant's grave in hopes of his intercession in the matter.
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Also in 1860, a time of universal poverty and hardship, Rabbi Salant founded the Rabbi Meir Baal Haneis Salant charity together with his father-in-law, Rabbi
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to collect funds. Upon his return to Jerusalem, he succeeded in ensuring that his contributions were equally divided between the
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In 1888, Salant's eyesight began to fail, and a few years later he became blind. In 1900, he requested an assistant. Rabbi
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walls. During his tenure as chief rabbi, the Jewish population of Jerusalem grew from 5,000 to 30,000.
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Salant was regarded as a distinguished Talmudist and an excellent and learned leader. Many of the
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Salant's memory was invoked during the 2011 political lobbying of his direct relative,
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as chief rabbi of the Ashkenazim. Rabbis Salant and Auerbach highly supported that the
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Chief Rabbi Salant Solicits Funds for Yeshiva 'Etz Hachaim' and 'Bikur Holim' Hospital
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leadership in opposition to legalization of same sex marriage and the
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and Ashkenazim. He also collected donations for the building of the
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and encouraged people to move into new neighborhoods outside the
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Emigrants from the Russian Empire to the Ottoman Empire
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Salant died in Jerusalem on Monday, 16 August 1909 (29
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Burials at the Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives
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Salant was instrumental in the establishment of the
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New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 626: 440:courtyard where he lived in the 346:In 1871, Salant succeeded Rabbi 29: 409:Eliyahu David Rabinowitz-Teomim 72:August 16, 1909 August 16, 1909 584: 573: 542: 497: 1: 668:Shapell Manuscript Foundation 490: 303:In 1860, Salant travelled to 243: 727:Shelichei derabonan (rabbis) 7: 10: 743: 697:19th-century Polish rabbis 661:Stories about Rabbi Salant 248:Shmuel Salant was born in 717:Chief rabbis of Jerusalem 447: 379:Yechiel Michel Tucazinsky 208: 194: 184: 171: 167: 156: 145: 140: 130: 122: 110: 96: 86: 68: 45: 40: 28: 18: 264:Jewish communal activism 230:Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem 179:Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem 702:Haredi rabbis in Europe 647:The Jewish Encyclopedia 396:. He also helped found 126:Tzvi & Raisa Salant 504:Rabbi Meir Baal Haneis 464:New York State Senator 425: 258:Yosef Zundel of Salant 692:People from BiaƂystok 478:Marriage Equality Act 417: 398:Bikur Cholim Hospital 383:Yaakov Shaul Elyashar 321:Beis Yaakov Synagogue 278:Damascus Blood Libel 328:Yosef Zundel Salant 252:, then part of the 203:Mandatory Palestine 614:on June 22, 2011. 527:The New York Times 426: 421:Pearson's Magazine 354:cultivated in the 118:Rebeka (Hirshberg) 106:4. Chaya Hirshberg 390:Etz Chaim Yeshiva 212: 211: 734: 651: 642:"Salant, Samuel" 630: 629: 620: 619: 610:. Archived from 599: 593: 588: 582: 577: 571: 570: 568: 567: 561: 555:. Archived from 554: 546: 540: 539: 537: 535: 530:. 17 August 1909 523: 515: 506: 501: 274:Moses Montefiore 224: 116:Chaya (Bardekey) 114:Binyamin Beinush 104:3. Rosha-Dreiza 100:1. 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Retrieved 557:the original 544: 532:. Retrieved 525: 499: 482: 461: 451: 427: 424:in July 1909 419: 406: 387: 372: 345: 325: 302: 281: 267: 247: 214: 213: 162:Chaim Berlin 131:Denomination 74:(1909-08-16) 687:1909 deaths 682:1816 births 534:30 November 469:, by local 360:Umm el-Fahm 358:village of 146:Predecessor 676:Categories 566:2008-05-28 491:References 294:Old Yishuv 244:Early life 223:Ś©ŚžŚ•ŚŚœ ŚĄŚœŚ Ś˜ 485:Yoav Kish 394:Jerusalem 336:Ashkenazi 317:Sephardim 309:Amsterdam 286:Lithuania 282:meshulach 250:BiaƂystok 240:scholar. 234:Talmudist 227:Ashkenazi 199:Jerusalem 195:Residence 176:Ashkenazi 157:Successor 102:2. 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BiaƂystok
Russian Empire
Poland
Jerusalem
Judaism
Orthodox
Meir Auerbach
Chaim Berlin
Ashkenazi
Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Mandatory Palestine
Hebrew
Ashkenazi
Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem
Talmudist
Torah
BiaƂystok
Russian Empire
Yosef Zundel of Salant
Constantinople
Moses Montefiore
Damascus Blood Libel
Lithuania
Poland
Old Yishuv
Chaluka
Germany

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