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Pynchas Brener is the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Caracas , Venezuela , starting in 1967. He received his Bachelor of Arts and Rabbinic Ordination from Yeshiva University and his Master's degree from Columbia University , and is a PhD honoris causa of Bar Ilan University . Brener is a president of the Committee of Liaisons between Churches and Synagogues in Venezuela and member of the Board of Directors of Bar Ilan University in Israel. He is the author of several books about Judaism , including El Diálogo Eterno , Las Escrituras: Hombres e Ideas , and Fe y Razón , all published by the World Zionist Organization 's Department for Education and Culture in the Diaspora. He has also written Tradición y Actualidad and Luto y Consuelo , published by Editorial Boker, and La fe y la Intuición , published by Monte Ávila Editores in Caracas. He also co-edited with Marianne Beker and Thea Segal, the book Las sinagogas se abren al mundo He is also a regular columnist in the Venezuelan newspapers such as El Nacional , El Universal and the Venezuelan Jewish community weekly newspaper Nuevo Mundo Israelita . He is a classmate and close friend of Rabbi Arthur Schneier of Park East Synagogue, and he was a friend of Herbert Pollock when Mr. Pollock was a student in Yeshiva University in the late 1940s.1
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Pynchas Brener is the Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Caracas , Venezuela , starting in 1967. He received his Bachelor of Arts and Rabbinic Ordination from Yeshiva University and his Master's degree from Columbia University , and is a PhD honoris causa of Bar Ilan University . Brener is a president of the Committee of Liaisons between Churches and Synagogues in Venezuela and member of the Board of Directors of Bar Ilan University in Israel. He is the author of several books about Judaism , including El Diálogo Eterno , Las Escrituras: Hombres e Ideas , and Fe y Razón , all published by the World Zionist Organization 's Department for Education and Culture in the Diaspora. He has also written Tradición y Actualidad and Luto y Consuelo , published by Editorial Boker, and La fe y la Intuición , published by Monte Ávila Editores in Caracas. v t e v t e
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Pynchas Brener (1931) is the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Caracas , Venezuela , starting in 1967. He received his Bachelor of Arts and Rabbinic Ordination from Yeshiva University and his Master's degree from Columbia University , and is a PhD honoris causa of Bar Ilan University . He was born in Tyszowce , Poland and at the age of four emigrated with his family to Peru. Brener is a president of the Committee of Liaisons between Churches and Synagogues in Venezuela and member of the Board of Directors of Bar Ilan University in Israel. He is the author of several books about Judaism , including El Diálogo Eterno , Las Escrituras: Hombres e Ideas , and Fe y Razón , all published by the World Zionist Organization 's Department for Education and Culture in the Diaspora. He has also written Tradición y Actualidad and Luto y Consuelo , published by Editorial Boker, and La fe y la Intuición , published by Monte Ávila Editores in Caracas. He also co-edited with Marianne Beker and Thea Segal, the book Las sinagogas se abren al mundo In August 2019, the disputed president of Venezuela , Juan Guaidó , appointed Brener as the official envoy to Israel , even though the two countries do not have diplomatic relations. He is also a regular columnist in the Venezuelan newspapers such as El Nacional , El Universal and the Venezuelan Jewish community weekly newspaper Nuevo Mundo Israelita . He is a classmate and close friend of Rabbi Arthur Schneier of Park East Synagogue, and he was a friend of Herbert Pollock when Pollock was a student in Yeshiva University in the late 1940s. Prior to his appointment in Venezuela, he had served as the Rabbi of Holliswood in Queens, New York .El Nacional Deprecated link archived 2012-07-10 at archive.today .Editorial Boker (in Spanish) El Universal Deprecated link archived 2012-07-07 at archive.today .
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Venezuelan rabbi Pynchas Brener (1931) is the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Caracas , Venezuela , starting in 1967. The Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism and Racism.
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Venezuelan rabbi (born 1931) Pynchas Brener (born 1931) is the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Caracas , Venezuela , starting in 1967. The Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism and Racism.
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