Rafael Halperin
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Rafael Halperin is a prominent Israeli Orthodox Jewish businessman, author of religious books and an encyclopedia, most notable for his being a former wrestling champion who later became a Baal teshuva.[1]
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- ^ Tateh, read me a story, Leah Abramovitz, Jerusalem Post, May 4, 2001
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