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Denah Weinberg
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for women in jerusalem and is the widow of rabbi noah weinb”. Today it says “orthodox jewish rebbetzin wife of a rabbi ) and the founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for wom”.
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Denah Weinberg was an Orthodox Jewish rebbetzin and the founder and dean of EYAHT College of Jewish Studies for Women in Jerusalem . She was also a speaker on women's issues in Israel and abroad, and published several essays in Jewish women's anthologies. She was married to Rabbi Noah Weinberg , founder of Yeshivat Aish HaTorah . She died in Jerusalem on March 12, 2023.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for women in jerusalem and is the widow of rabbi noah weinb”. Today it says “orthodox jewish rebbetzin wife of a rabbi ) and the founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for wom”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then
founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for women in jerusalem and is the widow of rabbi noah weinb
Now
orthodox jewish rebbetzin wife of a rabbi ) and the founder and dean of eyaht college of jewish studies for wom
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