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Haim Amsalem

Rabbi Haim (Emile) Amsalem (born 12 October 1959) is an Israeli politician and a former member of the Knesset. Following a rift between him and former party Shas, he established the Am Shalem party to run for the 2013 Knesset elections but failed to win any seats.
==Biography==
Amsalem was born in Oran, French Algeria, to David and Freha Amsalem, who immigrated to there from Morocco. When he was six months old, his family moved to Lyon, France where he grew up until the age of 11. In 1970 the family immigrated to Israel. He graduated from the "Kisseh Rahamim" Yeshiva where was ordained as rabbi in 1980 and served as a Head of Yeshiva ("RAM"). In 1990 he obtained certification as a rabbinical legal representative ("to'en rabbani") and in 1993 he was ordained a City rabbi by the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.
In 1982 he married Hannah, the granddaughter of Rabbi Nissim Cohen, Av Beit Din in Djerba. After his marriage he served as rabbi of the Sharsheret moshav for seven years. He has also served also as a neighborhood rabbi in Netivot, as Head of Yeshiva of "Ohalei Yaakov ve Tifereth Israel" and as Head of the kollel "Baba Sali" in the city. From there he moved to the Har Nof neighborhood of Jerusalem and established there the "Shirei David" Kollel in the name of his father. He was later appointed as rabbi of the Sephardic Jewish community, "Heichal Haness" in Geneva, Switzerland, a position he held until his entry into the Knesset.
A founding member of Shas,〔(That sinking sense of impending victory ) Israel HaYom, 18 January 2013〕 Amsalem was first elected to the Knesset in 2006, and was re-elected in 2009. After breaking away from Shas, he founded his own party, Am Shalem. In the 2013 elections the new party failed to cross the electoral threshold of 2%, and Amsalem subsequently lost his Knesset seat. On 15 September 2014 the Yeshiva World News website reported that Amsalem would be running in the upcoming elections for the post of Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Rabbi Amsellem Registers as a Candidate in Jerusalem Rabbinate Election )
Amsalem has written books in a variety of religious topics and has published religious articles and Torah research papers in the religious publications "Ohr Torah", "Ohr Israel," "Beit Hillel" and more. He specialized in deciphering manuscripts and published writings of famous Sephardic scholars, including the "P'nei Moshe" by Rabbi Moshe Kalfon HaCohen and "Ya'amod Pinchas" by Rabbi Pinchas Abitbol. He lives in Har Nof, Jerusalem and is married with eight children.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Knesset Member, Chaim Amsellem )

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