women in Judaism

Upon another glance at the book's title page, it's clear there's no mistake. The author is Rebbetzin Fruma Rozenberg. Who is this remarkable Rebbetzin, whose Torah greatness is universally acknowledged?

Rabbi Samuel married his learned daughter to Rabbi Jacob Mizrahi, a top student, on the condition that Asenath would continue studying Torah, not engage in household chores.

Due to shortages, Jerusalem's situation worsened. In the small Jewish settlement, there were 700 widows, some refugees from previous conflicts, prompting this touching initiative by the women of Jerusalem.