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, Moshe Zemer (* 1. Januar 1932 in Kansas City, USA; † 2. November 2011 in Tel Aviv; ursprünglich Melvin Ray Zager) war ein führender Rabbiner des Reformjudentums in Israel, wo er seit 1963 lebte.
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