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Adin Steinsaltz

Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz ( Hebrew : ) or (Hebrew: ) was born in 1937 in Jerusalem.

He is known for his popular commentary and translation of both Talmud in Hebrew , in French , in Russian and Spanish. In 1988, he received the Israel Prize , Israel's most decorated.

"A society must ask, seek and require that each individual give something of himself. The sum of its small grants, it can be rebuilt entirely. If each of us light a candle of our souls, the world will be filled with light. "

- Adin Steinsaltz

Partial Bibliography

The Jews and their future, Albin Michel, 2008
Introduction to the Talmud, Albin Michel , 2002
Let my people know, Bibliophane, 2002
Rose petals to the thirteen - Introduction to the Kabbalah and Judaism, Albin Michel, 2002
Characters of the Talmud, Bibliophane, 2000
Man standing, Albin Michel , 1999
The Master of Prayer, Albin Michel, 1994