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Yisrael Ariel

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Rabbi Yisrael Ariel (Hebrew: ישראל אריאל; born Yisrael Stieglitz 15 August 1939) was the chief rabbi of the evacuated Israeli settlement of Yamit in the Sinai Peninsula during the years when the Sinai was controlled by Israel, and the founder of the Temple Institute (Machon HaMikdash). His brother, Rabbi Yaakov Ariel, served as the rosh yeshiva in the yeshiva in Yamit and later became the chief rabbi of Ramat Gan.

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Yisrael Ariel was an Israeli rabbi, founder of the Temple Institute, and chief rabbi of the evacuated Sinai settlement of Yamit. Through 2020 the opening said he described Jewish religious terrorism suspects who were banned from entering the West Bank due to vandalism as praiseworthy. Today the opening says nothing of it, though the fact survives four times in the body. A reader arriving now does not learn that this rabbi praised suspects banned for religious terrorism.
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