David Samson (rabbi)

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David Samson (born 1956) is an

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Career

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Rabbi David Samson is also the founder of Arutz Sheva English broadcasting and created his own radio talk show from now until midnight. He appeared on the weekly TV feature magazine "Israeli Salad" on

In 2020, Rabbi Samson Founded the King Soloman Academy, which is a program designed for Jewish middle and high school students who are interested in furthering their Jewish knowledge.[2] Rabbi Samson Described the purpose of founding the King Soloman Academy as to create affordable Jewish education while creating an engaging digital experience.^[3]

He is presently the founder and dean of Atid institutions in Israel, and the founder and dean of the Lone Star Language Academy in Texas.

Books by Rabbi Samson

• Samson, David; Tzvi Fishman (1991). Torat Eretz Yisrael. Jerusalem: Torat Eretz Yisrael Publications.
• Samson, David; Tzvi Fishman (1996). Lights Of Orot. Jerusalem: Torat Eretz Yisrael Publications.
  ISBN 965-90114-0-7
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• Samson, David; Tzvi Fishman (1997). War and Peace. Jerusalem: Torat Eretz Yisrael Publications.
  ISBN 965-90114-2-3
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• Samson, David; Tzvi Fishman (1999). The Art of T'Shuva. Jerusalem: Beit Orot Publications.
  ISBN 965-90114-3-1
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• Samson, David (November 2005). Tzvi Fishman (ed.). Ask the Rabbi. Arutz Sheva Publications.
  ISBN 965-90114-7-4
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• Samson, David (2021). Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf (ed.). Rosh Milin. An Educational Solutions Publication.
  ISBN 978-965-90114-7-6
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• Sazner, Shlomo (February 20, 2007). "Mobile Yeshiva" (in Hebrew). ynetnews.com - Israel News. Retrieved February 26, 2007.
• Fendel, Hillel (April 19, 2009). "Love for Environment & Land of Israel: Cleaning Golan's Gum Rock". IsraelNN Syndications. Retrieved April 27, 2009.
• IsraelNN Staff (May 25, 2008). "Breakthrough For English-Speaking High School Students in Israel". IsraelNN Syndications. Retrieved April 27, 2009.
• http://tjpnews.com/lone-star-hebrew-academy-to-offer-hebrew-language-immersion-program/

External links

• Maale Erev Institutions
• Video about yeshivat Lech Lecah on
  YouTube
• YTA's Official site
• Atid
• ynet Hanukkah and ynet Passover(in Hebrew) - projects of Rabbi Samson to make history relevant to young people