Amram Qorah
Last chief-rabbi of Yemen's Jewish community (1871-1952)
Amram Qorah (Hebrew: עמרם קורח; עמראן קירח; 27 May 1871 – 3 October 1952) was the last Chief Rabbi in Yemen, assuming this role in 1934, after the death of Rabbi Yihya al-Abyadh, Resh Methivta, and which role he held for approximately two years. He is the author of the book, Sa'arat Teiman, published post-mortem by the author's son, a book that documents the history of the Jews of Yemen and their culture for a little over 250 years, from the Mawza exile to the mass-immigration of Yemenite Jews to Israel in the mid-20th century.
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Amram Qorah
Last chief-rabbi of Yemen's Jewish community (1871-1952)
Amram Qorah (Hebrew: עמרם קורח; עמראן קירח; 27 May 1871 – 3 October 1952) was the last Chief Rabbi in Yemen, assuming this role in 1934, after the death of Rabbi Yihya al-Abyadh, Resh Methivta, and which role he held for approximately two years. He is the author of the book, Sa'arat Teiman, published post-mortem by the author's son, a book that documents the history of the Jews of Yemen and their culture for a little over 250 years, from the Mawza exile to the mass-immigration of Yemenite Jews to Israel in the mid-20th century.
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Amram Qorah (Hebrew: עמרם קורח; עמראן קירח; 27 May 1871 – 3 October 1952) was the last Chief Rabbi in Yemen, assuming this role in 1934, after the death of Rabbi Yihya al-Abyadh, Resh Methivta, and which role he held for approximately two years. He is the author of the book, Sa'arat Teiman, published post-mortem by the author's son, a book that documents the history of the Jews of Yemen and their culture for a little over 250 years, from the Mawza exile to the mass-immigration of Yemenite Jews to Israel in the mid-20th century.
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