Judah Leib Maimon

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Judah Leib Maimon (1876-1962) was a leader in the religious Zionism movement, born in Bessarabia.

Judah Leib moved to Palestine in 1913, and was appointed Minister of Religions in the first Cabinet of the State of Israel. He was also heavily involved in various Jewish publishing endeavors.


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The Junior Jewish Encyclopedia, 10th Edition (1984). Ben Asher and Leaf (eds.), Shengold Publishers, NY.


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