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Qehilla

American Jewish organization
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  • Magnes, Judah Leon
    Judah Leon Magnes

    He founded Qehilla (Community) to unite the disparate elements of New York Jewry; its Bureau of Jewish Education (1910–41) had a profound effect for decades. A growing dissatisfaction with Reform Jewry’s latitudinarian observance of ritual and custom caused Magnes to resign from Emanu-El in 1910 and accept…

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    He founded Qehilla (Community) to unite the disparate elements of New York Jewry; its Bureau of Jewish Education (1910–41) had a profound effect for decades. A growing dissatisfaction with Reform Jewry’s latitudinarian observance of ritual and custom caused Magnes to resign from Emanu-El in 1910 and accept…

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