Rabbi Michal Morris Kamil: The Daughter of Diplomats Who Gives Back

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Rabbi Morris Kamil was raised with a dedication to social justice and Tikkun olam. In her rabbinate at Ahavat Torah she is continuing her work as an activist.

Please follow the link below to read about Rabbi Morris Kamil’s devotion to fixing the world:

https://jewishjournal.com/community/rabbis-of-la/350039/rabbi-michal-morris-kamil-the-daughter-of-diplomats-who-gives-back/

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