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Letters To The Editor - September 4, 2026
More than 150 rabbis and communal leaders say Sephardic customs must be passed on through stronger rabbinic leadership, schools and synagogues.
- Over 150 rabbis and communal leaders recently gathered to discuss strengthening the Sephardic mesorah, emphasizing that the tradition remains a vibrant, evolving force rather than a 'museum piece'.
- Participants emphasized that Sephardic Judaism should not mimic other forms of Orthodoxy to be authentic, focusing instead on looking forward through serious Torah learning and pride in distinctive communal traditions.
- Unique customs and melodies are preserved in Brooklyn institutions like Shaare Zion and Har HaLebanon, as Syrian, Lebanese, Egyptian, Moroccan, Iraqi, and Persian communities share broad traditions.
- The South Peninsula Hospital Service Area Board will consider a proposal on Thursday, Sept. 10, to transition from a self-perpetuating operating board to one chosen through public elections.
- Community members are urged to attend the critical public meeting at South Peninsula Hospital's Entrance B to ensure residents have a direct voice in guiding the facility's future direction.
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