Current members of the Nascent Sanhedrin - Revision history

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 Due to concerns that external pressure would be brought to bear upon individuals not to take part in the establishment of a Sanhedrin, the names of most participants have been withheld up to this point, upon the request of the Sanhedrin's spokesmen.
-The Sanhedrin selected of a group of seven individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel. It was decided to release the names for purposes of transparency as well. It is hoped that the release of the seven names will encourage those who believe that their own rabbis or teachers can contribute to the endeavor, to propose that they also be included in the legislature.
+The Sanhedrin selected of a group of twelve individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel.
-The seven-member leadership council (above) convenes on weekly basis within a larger court of ordained rabbis from the general ranks of the Sanhedrin that grows steadily, in the ongoing development of a full ''Sanhedrin Qe`tanah'' (small Sanhedrin) to lead the Sanhedrin.
+Rabbi Meir Yaakov Hakak Halevi (Nasi) and the twelve-member leadership council (above) convenes on weekly basis within a larger court of ordained rabbis from the general ranks of the Sanhedrin that grows steadily, in the ongoing development of a full ''Sanhedrin Qe`tanah'' (small Sanhedrin) to lead the Sanhedrin.
 The leadership of the developing Sanhedrin stress that they are still in a transitional phase, and that though today's members are Torah scholars and experts in many secular and scientific fields, every one of them has agreed to step aside the moment a more deserving candidate should step forward.

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	The Sanhedrin selected of a group of seven individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel. It was decided to release the names for purposes of transparency as well. It is hoped that the release of the seven names will encourage those who believe that their own rabbis or teachers can contribute to the endeavor, to propose that they also be included in the legislature.		The Sanhedrin selected of a group of seven individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel. It was decided to release the names for purposes of transparency as well. It is hoped that the release of the seven names will encourage those who believe that their own rabbis or teachers can contribute to the endeavor, to propose that they also be included in the legislature.
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	The seven-member leadership council (above) convenes on weekly basis within a larger court of ordained rabbis from the general ranks of the Sanhedrin that grows steadily, in the ongoing development of a full ''Sanhedrin Qe`tanah'' (small Sanhedrin) to lead the Sanhedrin.		The seven-member leadership council (above) convenes on weekly basis within a larger court of ordained rabbis from the general ranks of the Sanhedrin that grows steadily, in the ongoing development of a full ''Sanhedrin Qe`tanah'' (small Sanhedrin) to lead the Sanhedrin.

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	The Sanhedrin selected of a group of seven individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel. It was decided to release the names for purposes of transparency as well. It is hoped that the release of the seven names will encourage those who believe that their own rabbis or teachers can contribute to the endeavor, to propose that they also be included in the legislature.		The Sanhedrin selected of a group of seven individuals from among themselves to represent the institution in dealings with the public and with ''Gedolei Yisrael'' - recognized spiritual leaders of Israel. It was decided to release the names for purposes of transparency as well. It is hoped that the release of the seven names will encourage those who believe that their own rabbis or teachers can contribute to the endeavor, to propose that they also be included in the legislature.
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−	~~The authorized representatives of the Sanhedrin are as follows:~~
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−	[[Image:Rabbi Yoel Schwartz-s.jpg\|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yoel Shwartz]]''' An outstanding Torah scholar and prolific writer has published over 200 seforim. He is a product of the great Yeshivot Poneviz and Mir and merited to study with the famous Rosh Yeshivah of Yeshivat Mir, Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitch zt"l. As a past Mashgiach in Yeshivat Itri and currently a Ram in Yeshivat Dvar Yerushalayim, Rabbi Schwartz brings scores of years of experience in Torah education to the Nahal Haredi. Rabbi Schwartz has served as a spiritual advisor and educator since the inception of the program in 1999. He resides in Jerusalem with his wife, children and grandchildren.
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−	~~Directly under these are four more rabbis who, together with the above three, are the democratically-elected leadership council of the Sanhedrin. They are (not in order of seniority):~~
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−	[[Image:Rabbi Dov Levanoni-s.jpg\|left]] '''[[Rabbi Dov Levanoni]]''' Torah scholar and author of ''ha-Mikdash: Teur Bet ha-Mikdash ha-Sheni lefi shitat ha-Rambam HaMikdash'' : a description of the Second Temple according to the Rambam.
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−	[[Image:Rabbi Yisrael Ariel-s.jpg\|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yisrael Ariel]]''' A former Yeshiva head and founder of the ''Machon Hamikdash''. Rabbi Ariel was the Rosh Yeshiva and spiritual leader of Yamit. Rabbi Ariel is a scholar of great renown, and is also the author of many Hebrew works, including the highly acclaimed "Atlas of the Biblical Boundaries of the Land of Israel." He served in the paratrooper brigade which liberated the Western Wall in the Six Day War of 1967, and was one of the first soldiers to reach the Wall.
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−	[[Image:Rabbi Yehudah Edri-s.png\|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yehudah 'Edri]]''' Torah Scholar and accomplished writer, a principal and educational supervisor for the ''hareidi'' Shas Party´s ''El HaMa´yan'' educational system Expert on the various opinions regarding the history and location of the ''Mikdash'' and its measures.
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−	[[Image:Rabbi Dov Meir Stein-s.jpg\|left]] '''[[Rabbi Dov Meir Shtein]]''' Received ''semikha'' for the Rabbinut from Rav Sternberg of ''Edas Hareidi''. A pioneer in the Sanhedrin's renewal for the last 20 years, he has been secretary of the Sanhedrin since its inception, dealing with logistical aspects as well as interacting with recognized Torah scholars and inviting rabbis to join the body.

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 [[Image:Rabbi Yoel Schwartz-s.jpg|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yoel Shwartz]]''' An outstanding Torah scholar and prolific writer has published over 200 seforim. He is a product of the great Yeshivot Poneviz and Mir and merited to study with the famous Rosh Yeshivah of Yeshivat Mir, Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitch zt"l. As a past Mashgiach in Yeshivat Itri and currently a Ram in Yeshivat Dvar Yerushalayim, Rabbi Schwartz brings scores of years of experience in Torah education to the Nahal Haredi. Rabbi Schwartz has served as a spiritual advisor and educator since the inception of the program in 1999. He resides in Jerusalem with his wife, children and grandchildren.

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-[[Image:Rabbi Yoel Schwartz-s.jpg|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yoel Shwartz]]''' An outstanding Torah scholar and prolific writer has published over 200 seforim. He is a product of the great Yeshivot Poneviz and Mir and merited to study with the famous Mashgiach of Yeshivat Mir, Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitch zt"l. As a past Mashgiach in Yeshivat Itri and currently a Ram in Yeshivat Dvar Yerushalayim, Rabbi Schwartz brings scores of years of experience in Torah education to the Nahal Haredi. Rabbi Schwartz has served as a spiritual advisor and educator since the inception of the program in 1999. He resides in Jerusalem with his wife, children and grandchildren.
+[[Image:Rabbi Yoel Schwartz-s.jpg|left]] '''[[Rabbi Yoel Shwartz]]''' An outstanding Torah scholar and prolific writer has published over 200 seforim. He is a product of the great Yeshivot Poneviz and Mir and merited to study with the famous Rosh Yeshivah of Yeshivat Mir, Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitch zt"l. As a past Mashgiach in Yeshivat Itri and currently a Ram in Yeshivat Dvar Yerushalayim, Rabbi Schwartz brings scores of years of experience in Torah education to the Nahal Haredi. Rabbi Schwartz has served as a spiritual advisor and educator since the inception of the program in 1999. He resides in Jerusalem with his wife, children and grandchildren.
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