Yehudah Yudel Rosenberg, also known as Rav Yudel Tarlow'er after the town of Tarlow where he served as rabbi, was born into a rabbinical family that claimed descent from Yehuda HeHasid. In addition to a thorough traditional education, he learned Hebrew literature and encouraged it's revival. In 1913 he emigrated to Toronto, where he became the rabbi of the Beth Jacob congregation. He was a prolific author, perhaps best known for his translation of the Zohar into Hebrew, as well as his book about the Maharal and the Golem of Prague.
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