B”H Friday, 26 Cheshvan, 5781 November 13, 2020 Issue N869
Chayei Sarah
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A leader who changed lives, an intellectual who reached out to all
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, former Chief Rabbi of Great Britain and noted Jewish philosopher, orator, author and leader, whose extensive works of Torah scholarship and moral philosophy inspired and influenced individuals and communities around the world, passed away on Nov. 7. He was 72 years old.
leading private schools in Great Britain before enrolling at Cambridge University. While an undergraduate, Sacks traveled to New York, where he met with the Rebbe—Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory—to discuss a wide variety of issues related to religion, faith and philosophy.
Born in Lambeth, London in 1948, Jonathan Henry (Yaakov Zvi) Sacks was educated at
The meeting had a profound influence on the young man’s life, and Sacks became ever
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