Lot of documents and a psak din signed by dayanim of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.

Lot of documents and a psak din signed by dayanim of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.
Lot with 5 documents from Cheshvan 1946, about the Broshim synagogue in Jerusalem. 1. Summary of the arbitration, signed by attorney H. Korngold. 2. Two rulings signed by hand by the dayanim: Rabbi Yosef Zvi HaLevi, Av Beit Din of the rabbinical court of Tel Aviv; Rabbi Eliyahu Mordechai Wolkovsky, member of the High Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem and member of the Chief Rabbinical Council and student of Rabbi Yitzileh Blazer and Rabbi Naftali Amsterdam; Rabbi Yaakov Edes, a kabbalist and head of the Porat Yosef yeshiva, Av Beit Din in Jerusalem, member of the High Rabbinical Court, and member of the Chief Rabbinical Council. 3. Two stencil copies of the psak din with names of the Broshit community. The Broshim synagogue is located in the Zikaron Yosef neighborhood of Jerusalem. Founders of the synagogue came from the Broshy village next to Amadia in Kurdistan. When they came to Jerusalem they bought a piece of land on HaYarkon Street and established a synagogue there in 1934. Various sizes and conditions, generally good condition.