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Hi Zero0000. Thank you for your pertinent edit here, where the title of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook as "the chief Ashkenazi rabbi of Ottoman Palestine" was correctly removed. And while I wish to assure you that Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook never held the official post of chief rabbi in Ottoman Palestine, seeing that the title of "chief rabbi" (Chakham Bashi) was - up until that time, conferred upon one man of the Jewish community, and which same title had been held in succession by Sephardic Jews for that entire Ottoman period, as explained by Ernest W.G. Masterman of the Palestine Exploration Fund, in his piece entitled "The Jews in Modern Palestine," published in the journal The Biblical World, vol. 21, issue no. 1 (Jan., 1903), ( JSTOR 3140596), and which you can read about here, pp. 26-27, it would seem, however, that Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook later assumed the title of chief Ashkenazi rabbi in Mandatory Palestine under the British, as the Wikipedia article under his name shows that he was given the title of chief rabbi in 1921, and being the first Ashkenazi rabbi in Palestine to have this title conferred upon him. Davidbena ( talk) 19:35, 6 December 2021 (UTC)
Thanks David. You will be interested in the following "Public Notice" that appeared in the Palestine Gazette on April 1, 1921:
Zero talk 01:36, 7 December 2021 (UTC)
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Hi Zero0000. Thank you for your pertinent edit here, where the title of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook as "the chief Ashkenazi rabbi of Ottoman Palestine" was correctly removed. And while I wish to assure you that Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook never held the official post of chief rabbi in Ottoman Palestine, seeing that the title of "chief rabbi" (Chakham Bashi) was - up until that time, conferred upon one man of the Jewish community, and which same title had been held in succession by Sephardic Jews for that entire Ottoman period, as explained by Ernest W.G. Masterman of the Palestine Exploration Fund, in his piece entitled "The Jews in Modern Palestine," published in the journal The Biblical World, vol. 21, issue no. 1 (Jan., 1903), ( JSTOR 3140596), and which you can read about here, pp. 26-27, it would seem, however, that Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook later assumed the title of chief Ashkenazi rabbi in Mandatory Palestine under the British, as the Wikipedia article under his name shows that he was given the title of chief rabbi in 1921, and being the first Ashkenazi rabbi in Palestine to have this title conferred upon him. Davidbena ( talk) 19:35, 6 December 2021 (UTC)
Thanks David. You will be interested in the following "Public Notice" that appeared in the Palestine Gazette on April 1, 1921:
Zero talk 01:36, 7 December 2021 (UTC)