Works
- Birkat Abraham: About the Talmudic tractates of Pesahim, Bezah, and Hagigah.
- Pene Abraham: Commentary on Genesis
- A commentary on the Haggadah of Passover
- Dor Dor we-Dorshaw: A collection of 6,600 names of the greats of Israel of all generations, with the dates of their deaths.
- Biographical articles of special genealogical value. They won him recognition as an authority in this field. These articles were published in Ha-Goren, Ha-Eshkol and to other periodicals.
- Appendixes to Ir Gibborim and Ir Tehillah.
- Letter of Approbation for Mordechai Ashkenazi's Geulat Haaretz a work advocating religious Zionism
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