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David Solomon Eibenschutz was an 18th-century Russian scholar. He served as rabbi of the shtetl of Chorostkov, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, of Soroki, Bessarbia, and of Jassy, Romania. Toward the end of his life, he emigrated to Safed, Israel, where he lived for three years until his death. He authored many legal and kabbalistic works, some of which still exist in manuscript form. Among his more known works are: Levushei Serad, consisting of commentary on the Shulchan Arukh and on the Turei Zahav and Magen Avraham, Arvei Nachal, consisting of chasidic commentary on the Torah and sermons, and Neot Desha, a compilation of responsa.
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