Rabbinical leadership refers to the role of a rabbi, who is a spiritual leader and teacher within the Jewish community. Rabbis are responsible for interpreting Jewish law, guiding congregants in religious practices, and providing support during life events such as weddings, funerals, and bar or bat mitzvahs. They often lead services, teach classes, and engage in community outreach. In addition to their spiritual duties, rabbis may also take on administrative roles within their synagogues or organizations. They often collaborate with other community leaders and organizations to address social issues, promote education, and foster interfaith dialogue, thereby enhancing the overall well-being of their communities.