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They briefly lived in Jerusalem after the war, but, at the request of some of his followers who had emigrated to the United States, Teitelbaum settled instead in 1947 in Williamsburg located in northern Brooklyn in New York City. There he attracted many new followers and established a large community in the densely Orthodox neighborhood. In 1953, he also became rabbi of Neturei Karta in Jerusalem, and visited Israel every few years.
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