Rabbi Haim Druckman was a prominent spiritual leader for Israel's Religious Zionist movement, a lifelong educator, and founder of the Jewish settlement project and politician. He escaped the Holocaust in Europe as a child and immigrated in 1944 to the British Mandate of Palestine, four years before the establishment of the state of Israel. In 2012, he was awarded the Israel Prize, the country's most prestigious civilian honor.
Rabbi Haim Druckman was a prominent spiritual leader for Israel's Religious Zionist movement, a lifelong educator, and founder of the Jewish settlement project and politician. He escaped the Holocaust in Europe as a child and immigrated in 1944 to the British Mandate of Palestine, four years before the establishment of the state of Israel. In 2012, he was awarded the Israel Prize, the country's most prestigious civilian honor.
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