Jonathan Sacks
1948–2020
Names and Surnames
Jonathan Sacks, Baron Sacks, Джонатан Сакс, ジョナサン・サックス, 喬納森·薩克斯, جوناثان ساكس, Jonathan Henry Sacks, Jonathan H. Sacks, Baron Sacks, Yaakov Zvi, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Jonathan Henry Sacks, Baron Sacks, Sir Jonathan Henry Sacks, Сакс, Джонатан, Rabbi Jonathan Henry Sacks, Rabbi Jonathan Henry Baron Sacks
Timeline
- Birth
- 8 Mar 1948, Lambeth
- Death
- 7 Nov 2020, London
- Occupation
- rabbi
- Occupation
- theologian
- Occupation
- university teacher
- Religion
- Orthodox Judaism
- Citizenship
- United Kingdom
- Award
- Grawemeyer Awards
- Award
- Templeton Prize
- Award
- honorary doctorate of the University of Basel
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of St Andrews
- Award
- honorary doctorate of the University of Glasgow
- Award
- honorary doctorate from the University of Cambridge
- Award
- honorary doctorate of Haifa University
- Award
- honorary doctor of the Bar-Ilan University
- Award
- Member of the Order of the British Empire
- Award
- honorary doctor of Yeshiva University
- Award
- Knight Bachelor
- Award
- Irving Kristol Award
- Award
- Honorary doctors of Middlesex University
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of Liverpool
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of Roehampton
- Award
- honorary doctor of Ben-Gurion University
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of Aberdeen
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of Liverpool Hope University
- Award
- honorary doctor of the University of Salford
- Award
- honorary doctor of Tel Aviv University
- Award
- honorary doctorate of Technion
- Award
- honorary doctor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- Award
- honorary doctor of Yale University
- Award
- Jerusalem Prize
- Award
- Katz Award
- Award
- Guardian of Zion Award
- Award
- Genesis Prize
- Employment
- University of Essex
- Employment
- King's College London
- Employment
- Newcastle University
- Employment
- Middlesex University
Relations
Parents
- Louis Sacks (1908–1996)
- Louise Frumkin (1919–2010)
Biography
British rabbi (1948–2020), Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth (1991-2013) and Member of the House of Lords Lord Temporal (2009-2020)