Prior to the latest Chief Rabbinical selection process, seven
eminent rabbis were appointed to British Jewry's highest
ecclesiastical post, although only six were installed and saw out
their terms of office. The manner of their appointment was
invariably coloured by intrigue, in-fighting and a host of other
influences, not least an increasingly potent input by the dayanim
of the London Beth Din, themselves not immune to strategic
self-interest. Meir Persoff's scholarly yet readable account of
these seven appointments draws on a wealth of hitherto unaccessed
and unpublished material, and on the stories of many of the
protagonists involved, including in fascinating detail those who,
by fair means and foul, failed to gain (or chose to reject) the
coveted prize.
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