Proper noun
Fleisher (plural Fleishers)
A surname.
As Purim approaches, Rabbi Yishai Fleisher is joined by Rav Mike Feuer to talk about the latest chaotic Israeli elections, the politics of the Persian court in Esther’s time, and the commandment to remember to forget Amalek. Source: Internet
Fleisher often reminded us in our lessons that much of the music in the classical repertoire was not written to be performed in giant auditoriums, but smaller living room salons that demand an intimacy of sound. Source: Internet
Yishai Fleisher, International Spokesman for the Jewish community of Hebron emceed the event and opened by pointing out that the weakness of traditional response to the accusation that Israel stole and is occupying Palestinian land. Source: Internet
“At the moment they are stranded,” Fleisher told The Vertical. Source: Internet
Fleisher said members live "from Monroe to Marquette." Source: Internet
The pianist Leon Fleisher and his Juilliard colleagues gave their all, making this recording one that will reward numerous hearings. Source: Internet