Haim Fabrizio Cipriani was born in Genoa in 1971. His rabbinate derives from italian and chassidic traditions. He studied at Italian Rabbinic College with rav Giuseppe Laras, earning a traditiona rabbinic ordination from Yeshiva Ateret Tzvi, the New Yorker Rebbe, Rabbi Joseph H. Gelberman and the Rabbinical Seminary International.
Already a member of the Rabbinical Assemblies and rabbinical courts of the Jewish move Massorti/Conservative e Reform/Progressive, from 2006 to 2013 he has been rabi of the jewish community Lev Chadash in Milan and Rome and, from 2012 to 2015, also of the Massorti/Conservative in Marseille and the progressive jewish community of Toulouse.
Since 2015 he is rabbi at the jewish community ULIF in Marseille, Visiting Rabbi at the Kehilat Kedem vommunity in Montpellier and he is the founder and the leader of the italian jewish movement Etz Haim, pursuing an unwalled Hebraism.
Haim Cipriani’s rabbinate is characteriseed by a gread openness toward sall, with no background distinction, and, first of all, by the research of an integrity in respect of Torah's ethical requirements.

He published:
"Cammina davanti a me" (ed. L’Epos), un libro di commenti alla Torà.
"Ascolta la sua voce" (ed. la Giuntina), una raccolta di studi sul ruolo delle donne nella legge ebraica.
"Voce di silenzio sottile" (ed. la Giuntina), letture bibliche.
"Schiudi le mie labbra” (ed. la Giuntina), Commento filosofico e teologico al libro di preghiere ebraico.
"Derech Haim” (ed. Lev Chadash) il primo libro progressista in italiano di preghiere ebraiche, con traduzione interamente originale, note di studio e di commento.

In parallel to his rabbinate, Haim Cipriani is a violin player and a conductor. He collaborated with the biggest names of baroque music, Jordi Savall, Marc Minkowski, William Christie, Gérard Lesne, and has been a founding member of the italian ensemble Europa Galante with Fabio Biondi.
He is violin professor at N.Piccinni conservatory in Bari.