Rabbi Moshe Shamah
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Region: Brooklyn (communauté syrienne), New York
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Rabbi of the Syrian Jewish (Aleppine) community of Brooklyn, he founded in 1968 the Sephardic Institute and was long director of the Sephardic High School. Disciple of Rabbi Solomon D. Sassoon. Author of a vast Torah commentary combining traditional literary reading (pchat) and modern scholarship.
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