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Former Chief Rabbinate Director-General Yehuda Cohen Passes Away

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The Chief Rabbinate of Israel announced the death of Yehuda Cohen, its former Director-General and a former Chairman of a Religious Council. Cohen dedicated many years to public service and strengthening religious services. The Rabbinate eulogized him as a devoted public servant who worked with a sense of mission. Details about his funeral will be released later.

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  • Yehuda Cohen, former Director-General of the Chief Rabbinate, has passed away.
  • Cohen also served as Chairman of a Religious Council.
  • He dedicated many years to public service and religious affairs.
  • The Chief Rabbinate eulogized him as a devoted public servant.
  • Funeral and burial details are yet to be announced.
Former Chief Rabbinate Director-General Yehuda Cohen Passes Away
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The Chief Rabbinate of Israel announced the passing of Yehuda Cohen, who previously served as the organization's Director-General and as Chairman of a Religious Council. Cohen dedicated many years of his life to public service and strengthening religious services in Israel.

In its statement, the Chief Rabbinate eulogized Cohen as a "man of action and devotion, who worked faithfully and with a sense of mission over the years." The Rabbinate noted that Cohen held various public positions throughout his career, including Chairman of a Religious Council and Director-General of the Chief Rabbinate. He was described as someone who saw his work as a public and religious mission, striving to fortify the Rabbinate's standing and promote Torah scholarship.

The Chief Rabbinate expressed deep sorrow over his death and extended condolences to his family, stating, "The Chief Rabbinate of Israel mourns his passing and shares in the deep sorrow of his family, asking to comfort them in this difficult time." Details regarding the funeral and burial will be announced later.

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