Aronson, Solomon

Aronson, Solomon
(1862-1935)
   Zionist leader and rabbi, of Ukrainian origin. He was chief rabbi of Kiev from 1906 to 1921. After the Russian Revolution, he sponsored the nationalist-religious Ahdut Israeli movement. In 1921 he escaped to Berlin and later emigrated to Palestine, where he served as chief rabbi to the community of Tel Aviv and Jaffa.

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