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- Amar Rabbi Elazar Cantor Meyer Kanewsky's 1919 performance of the last part of Parshat Haketoret, a p****age often read after the morning service in Judaism...
- congregation who lead portions of services on a rotating basis: Shaliach tzibur or Shatz (leader—literally "agent" or "representative"—of the congregation)...
- also functions as Ombudsman (Hebrew: נציב תלונות הציבור‎ Netziv Tlunot HaTzibur) to whom members of the public may lodge complaints about actions by governmental...
- HaQoton – ר' חיים הקטן. Retrieved 4 July 2019. "Lev Malka Calls on the Tzibur to Donate Hair for Children". TheYeshivaWorld.com. 25 April 2013. "נטעי...
- after their military service ended, with Banay forming the band Shlom Ha-Tzibur ("Public Safety"). In 1984, he and Braha decided to form a new band, which...
- benediction by Kohanim who do not have a religious lifestyle, and a shaliach tzibur or person performing a Torah reading who shaves with a razor. In the Talmudic...
- standing prayer, lit. [the order of] 18 [blessings] שליח ציבור, ש"ץ (shali'ach tzibur) - prayer leader, lit. emissary of the community שבת קודש, ש"ק (Shabat Kodesh)...
- offering (asham) (Leviticus 5) and the communal peace offering (shalmei tzibur) (Leviticus 23:19–29) were eaten only by the male priests (kohanim). Other...
- major-degree-of-holiness: "...it is entirely consumed by fire." E. Zivchei shalmei tzibur v'ashamot Communal peace offerings and guilt offerings: "...are eaten within...
- of] 18 [blessings]. See also י״ח שְׁלִיחַ צִבּוּר, ש״ץ (shatz/sh'li'ach tzibur) - prayer leader; lit. emissary of the community שַׁבָּת קֹדֶשׁ, ש״ק (Shabat...