Haviva Ner-David
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Haviva Ner-David is an Orthodox Jew living in Israel. She made international headlines in 2006 by becoming the first Orthodox woman to receive traditional Orthodox Rabbinical ordination (Hebrew: Semicha)[1].
She received her ordination from Rabbi Aryeh Strikovsky, an Orthodox Rabbi living in Jerusalem, Israel.
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