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Meet Rabbi Moshe Pinchas Weisblum
Meet the Weisblum Family from left to right in front Meir, Bracha, and Nathan. At rear is Elimlech, Rabbi Moshe and Miriam Weisblum (photo taken by Mark Goldberg of Spectrum Productions).
Rabbi Weisblum making one of his many visits to the sick, as he bring a lulav and etrog to David Earle in the hospital. His son Meir also accompanies him and brings cheer.
Rabbi Weisblum loves to teach. Above left, he gives a lecture in June 2004. He lectures on various topics on Judaism every 4-6 weeks. Above right, he spends some quality time with the Kneseth Israel Nursery School on Erev Shabbos in January 2003. He loves his job! Below left, Rabbi Weisblum proudly displays his two most recent and popular books, "Bible Table Talk" and "Ruth Talk". Below right, Rabbi Weisblum and a happy crew of kids from the Kneseth Israel Hebrew School during a 2006 field trip.
Above left: Rebbitzen Tova Weisblum from Haifa, Israel, mother of Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, Rabbi and Miriam Weisblum at Miriam's ceremony becoming a citizen. At right is Miriam and Rabbi Weisblum at the 100th Anniversary Gala. Rabbi Weisblum's Greeting for July 2008 Shalom! Thank you for your interest in Congregation Kneseth Israel. Please allow me to introduce myself. I was born on December 6, 1962 in Sedeh Ya’akov, Israel, to the renowned scholar, Rabbi Chaim Weisblum, son of Rabbi Ya’akov Weisblum (Ziditshov Rebbe) and Rebbetzin Gittle, daughter of the famous Kabbalistic master and author, Rabbi Yehuda Brandwein. Rabbi Chaim Weisblum was the Rosh Yeshiva and the Rabbi of Sedeh Ya’akov. I am a 14th generation rabbi. In December 1966, my father, Rabbi Chaim Weisblum, was appointed to a rabbinical position in Neve-Shanan, Haifa, Israel and he has been their Rabbi to this day. I was a student at Yeshiva Torat Emet, Haifa, Israel from 1968 to 1976, Yeshiva Itri from 1976 to 1978, and Yeshiva Ohr Etzion from 1978 to 1980. On February 1, 1981, I volunteered for the elite paratrooper unit, in the Israeli Defense Forces. I completed extensive courses and I received a medal and commendation, at the end of the Israeli-Lebanese War. I finished my Army career as a commissioned officer, with the rank of Major. From 1985 to 1995, I was involved in several activities, namely:
Other milestones and accomplishments include:
I earned a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey, and earned a PhD in philosophy from Baltimore Hebrew University. I also have computer skills, in networking, earning an A+ certification. Also in 2005, I was awarded the Sidney Breitbart Prize in Jewish philosophy from Baltimore Hebrew University. I have been a consultant to the media, since 1991. I was on a TV interview, channel 12-talk show, cable TV channel 54 –commentator on social and political issues. I was interviewed on the radio many times, regarding political and religious analysis and I consult on Middle Eastern affairs to Washington D.C. In 1998 to 1999, I was a teacher to ninth and tenth graders in Kushner Yeshiva High School, in Livingston, NJ. I taught Maimonides, Bible, and Hebrew Language. In 1999-2000, I was a professor at the Academy for Jewish Religion in Manhattan, NY. I taught Jewish Law in a Rabbis’ ordination program. I am a member of the New York Board of Rabbis,New Jersey Board of Rabbis, UTJ, and Morasha. I am proficient in Hebrew, English, Arabic and Yiddish. In 1985, I married Miriam Haitan. We have five children. My eldest son, Elimelech,21 (named after my great grandfather, Rabbi Elimelech Weisblum of Lijuensk, Poland), was student at the renowned institution, Netovot, in Jerusalem and now attends Baltimore Hebrew University. My eldest daughter, Bracha,20, was a student at the Jewish Educational Center of Elizabeth, N.J. and at Ulpahn Bethel High School in Jerusalem, and is now a senior at Bais Yaakov in Baltimore. I also have a daughter Ayala, 13, that also attends Bais Yaakov, a son, Yitzchak Meir, 12 who attends the Talmudical Academy in Baltimore, and a son Nathan, 9, who was born in the U.S. and also attends the Talmudical Academy.
Please feel free to send me an email at rabbimpw@aol.com. Many people have enjoyed Rabbi Weisblum's sermons. Here are some of his past sermons. |
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