Eli Mansour

Eli J. Mansour (born 1968), is a synagogue rabbi whose ongoing lectures[1] and writings are circulated beyond his Brooklyn-located Edmond J Safra Synagogue location. Although he is a sephardic rabbi whose photos show him without a beard, he has a following within the Orthodox Ashkenazic community.[2][3]

Within the synagogue Mansour "gives daily classes in mishnah, gemara, halachah, torah, neviim, and a variety of subjects relevant to the orthodox community,"[4] including a Daf Yomi.[5]

Every issue of Community Magazine features a multi-page article authored by him.[6]

Education

Following primary education[7] Mansour studied at Mercaz HaTorah in Israel and then, upon moving to the US, he studied at the Yeshiva Ateret Torah Brooklyn, and then Bet Midrash Gavoha in Lakewood.[5]

Mansour then joined Keter Tzion Kollel, learning under the guidance of Rabbi Max Maslaton, receiving Smichah in 1998.[8]

Lectures

Beyond those lectures given within his synagogue, Mansour participates in programs hosted elsewhere,[3][2] including specialized ladies' programs.[9][10] He also speaks at specialized outreach programs,[11][12] , and "is also a featured speaker on the Aish HaTorah website."[13]

Works
  • co-authored a Sephardic Passover Hagada published by Artscroll.[14][15]
  • Patah Eliyahu: The Daily Halacha, a printed version of approximately 400 Halachot and a insights on every Parasha. (Artscroll)[16]
  • Living a Torah life: A Collection of Essays on Contemporary Jewish Issues[17]

His lectures are carried on a phone-based service[18] and are featured on seven websites.[19]

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References
  1. "Mass Mishmeres Hashalom women's event tonight". Matzav. April 20, 2010.
  2. "Agudath Israel Hosts and Broadcasts Siyum of Maseches Sotah". December 24, 2015.
  3. "OU Tefillah Enrichment Program in at Kingsway Jewish Center Brooklyn, Monday, February 22". Orthodox Union (OU). February 1, 2010.
  4. "About Rabbi Eli Mansour".
  5. "About Rabbi Eli Mansour". Retrieved July 12, 2020.
  6. Rabbi Eli J. Mansour. "faces of success and you could be next!".
  7. Magen David Yeshivah, Shaare Torah High School
  8. "Eli J. Mansour". The Jewish Press.
  9. "get ready & SAVE THE DATE Avinu Malkeinu #9". September 29, 2014. for the 3rd year running... rabbi zecharia zallerstein, mr. charlie harary & rabbi eli monsour
  10. This was for a fundraiser for/at Ohr Naava: "Tickets: Avinu Malkeinu". flatbush. This event is for women only.
  11. "4/14/15 - Rav Moshe Lieff and Rabbi Eli Mansour Join OHEL for groundbreaking screening". April 14, 2015. Rising from Divorce
  12. "Lag B'Omer Celebration with Yaakov Shwekey". NCSY (National Conference Synagogue Youth). May 2, 2018. 7pm, Lag Ba'Omer lecture by world renowned speaker Rabbi Eli J Mansour; 8pm Maariv
  13. "Rabbi Eli J. Mansour to Speak at Benaroya Sephardic Center". Intermountain Jewish News (JewishLink.net).
  14. Rabbi Eli Mansour; Rabbi David Sutton (2000). Sephardic Heritage Haggadah. ISBN 978-1422601006.
  15. inspired a children's audiotape: Moshe Herman (April 18, 2019). "Passover Seder Guide!". The Jewish Press.
  16. Patah Eliyahu: The Daily Halacha. 2009. ISBN 978-1-4226-08999.
  17. Rabbi Eli J Mansour (2014). Living a Torah life: A Collection of Essays on Contemporary Jewish Issues. ISBN 978-0-9906-67308.
  18. 347-LEARNTORAH
  19. DailyHalacha.com, DailyGemara.com, LearnTorah.com, DailyTehillim.com, MishnaBerura.com, DailyChok.com and PeleYoetz.com
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