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Jewish 100: Shlomo Amar – Religion
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Shlomo Amar
Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel
The representative of Israel’s large Sephardic community, Rabbi Amar has taken bold and controversial steps in recent years. In 2012 he took on delicate issues from conversion to IDF insubordination.
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