Malkiel Ashkenazi was a Sephardic rabbi and leader of the Jewish community in Hebron in 1540. In 1517, when the Ottoman Empire Ottoman Turks conquered Palestine , Sephardic Jews living in exile in Ottoman Salonika were allowed to return to the Holy Land . Many of these Jews had been History of the Jews in Spain Edict of Expulsion expelled from Spain in 1492. Hakham Malkiel Ashkenazi purchased a walled compound in Hebron and founded the Abraham Avinu Synagogue which became a center of study for Kabbalah . ref name hebron.com http www.hebron.com english article.php?id 178 ref Malkiel was a respected authority in Jewish law, and his decisions on religious matters were widely accepted, also outside of Hebron. ref name hebron.com References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, Malkiel ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Malkiel Category Early Acharonim Category People from Hebron Category 16th century rabbis Category Rabbis in Ottoman and British Palestine Category Year of death unknown Category 16th century Palestinian rabbis rabbi stub fr Malkiel Ashkenazi ... more details
Infobox Military Person name Gavriel Gabi Ashkenazi born birth date and age 1954 2 25 died placeofbirth ... File Gabi Ashkenazi5.jpg 250px caption Rav Aluf Gabi Ashkenazi. nickname allegiance flag Israel branch ... Gavriel Gabi Ashkenazi lang he , born February 25, 1954 ref name ynet cite news title Who is Gabi Ashkenazi? work Ynetnews date 2007 01 22 accessdate 2007 01 22 url http www.ynetnews.com ... and early life Ashkenazi was born and grew up in Hagor , a moshav , or cooperative agricultural community in the Sharon plain Sharon region of Center District Israel central Israel . Ashkenazi s father, a History of the Jews in Bulgaria Bulgarian Jewish Holocaust survivor , and mother, a History of the Jews ... A short biography of Major General Gabi Ashkenazi url http www.haaretz.com hasen spages 816498.html ... servlet Satellite?cid 1167467815713&pagename JPost JPArticle ShowFull ref Ashkenazi completed high school ... s Golani Brigade in 1972, Ashkenazi first saw action in the Sinai Peninsula during the 1973 Yom Kippur War . In July 1976 Ashkenazi was a platoon commander in the force that carried out Operation ... in the battle at Entebbe Airport . ref name haaretz Ashkenazi s first of many experiences in Lebanon came in 1978 during Operation Litani . Ashkenazi was wounded in the fighting and left the IDF ... During the 1982 Lebanon War , Ashkenazi served as Deputy Commander of the Golani Brigade and commanded ... Promoted to Commander of the Golani in 1987, Ashkenazi was reportedly popular with his brigade s combat ...&ndash 2002 In 1988, Ashkenazi was appointed head of Intelligence for Israeli Northern Command . He commanded ... Operations Directorate Operations Directorate . ref name haaretz In 1998, Ashkenazi was appointed ... 2000 South Lebanon conflict 18 year presence in the country. Ashkenazi criticized the withdrawal, believing ... of the General Staff 2002&ndash 2005 Appointed IDF Deputy Chief of Staff in 2002, Ashkenazi was considered ... with the purpose of preventing terrorist attacks within Israel, Ashkenazi was placed in charge of the project ... more details
BLP IMDB refimprove date November 2010 Adi Ashkenazi lang he born March 23, 1975 is an Israeli Jews Israeli actress , Comedian and television Presenter host . Biography Ashkenazi grew up in Herzliya. She started acting as her direction and learned in Beit Tzvi School of the performing arts. After she graduated, She played in a few shows and performances in the theatre, and in a children show. simultaneously, she started performing at the 1st channel, where she hosted a few children s shows.In 2000 she appeared in a renewed version of the humour show Domino Gros, together with Maya Dagan , Anat Magen and other comedians. Her big out break was in 2002, when she performed Yair Lapid s hosting show. She managed the comic part of the show and presented a stand up show together with Maya Dagan. Ashkenazi, still anonymous, managed it during two years. In 2004 she received the prize Entertainment woman of the year , and in 2006, the prize Television woman of the year , in the People of the year ceremony, that is edited by the 2nd channel. Since 2005 Ashkenazi produces and performs in her single comic documentary series. The series, What are those nonsenses lang he follow different phenomenons in a humorous way. She performs a single stand up show in The theatre Tzavta in Tel Aviv and in others theatres in Israel. Ashkenazi also performed in the series Besorot Tovot in the 2nd channel. Personal life In 2004, Ashkenazi divorced the actor Coby Doron after three years of marriage. In 2010 it was announced that she is pregnant by her boyfriend for six months, Eitan Ben Zakan. ref http www.jpost.com LocalIsrael InJerusalem Article.aspx?id 194978 Reference on boyfriend and pregnancy Retrieved December 5, 2010. ref References Reflist External links IMDb name id 1388345 name Adi Ashkenazi he icon http www.rofl.co.il adi ashkenazi Adi Ashkenazi , in the Israeli website ROFL he icon he ru , Category Living people Category Israeli actors ... more details
Image Lior Ashkenazi, taken by Niv Calderon cropped .jpg thumb right 250px Lior Ashkenazi, 2006 Lior Ashkenazi born in Ramat Gan , 1969 , is an award winning Israeli Jews Israeli Big screen screen and Theatre stage actor . Biography Lior Louis Ashkenazi was born to Jewish immigrants from Turkey who moved to Israel in 1964. He grew up in the Neveh Yehoshua neighborhood in Ramat Gan . His father, Shmuel, worked as a printer. His mother, Victoria, was a housewife. His parents spoke Judaeo Spanish Ladino at home, and it was his first language. At the age of 16, in the wake of problems in school, he moved to Kibbutz Regavim . ref name haaretz.com http www.haaretz.com the naked truth 1.8548 The Naked Truth, Haaretz ref In the Israel Defense Forces , he served as a paratrooper. He studied acting at Beit Zvi . After graduating in 1994, he worked for Habima and Beersheba Theater. He starred in many plays at Beit Lessin Theater under the direction of Zipi Pines, one of his teachers at Beit Zvi. He also appeared with the Cameri Theater in Tel Aviv, although Beit Lessin remained his home base. ref name haaretz.com Ashkenazi was married to actress Shira Farber. They have a daughter, Ellie. After his divorce, he had a long relationship with playwright and screenwriter Sigal Avin, which also broke ... Walk on Water ref http www.omanoot.com Artist 58,1257 Lior Ashkenazi.aspx Lior Ashkenazi, Biography ... modules.php?name News&file article&sid 219 Lior Ashkenazi An Actor s Actor from Jew Central Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, Lior ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1969 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Lior Category Israeli film actors Category Israeli Jews Category Sephardi Jews Category Turkish Jews Category ... LGBT people from Israel Category 1969 births Category Living people fr Lior Ashkenazi it Lior Ashkenazi he lad Lior Ashkenazi pl Lior Ashkenazi ... more details
Bezalel ben Abraham Ashkenazi lang he ca. 1520 &ndash ca. 1592 was a rabbi and scholar of the Talmud who lived in the Palestine during the 16th century. He is best known as the author of Shittah Mekubetzet , a commentary on the Talmud. He is very straightforward in his writings ... Kabbalah Kabbalist , Rabbi Isaac Luria . Biography Ashkenazi was one of the leading Oriental Talmudists ... David ben Solomon ibn Abi Zimra and Israel de Curial . During the lifetime of his teachers, Ashkenazi ... as Isaac Luria and Solomon Adeni . The reputation of Ashkenazi in Egypt was so great that he ... paid by the Jewish community to the pasha , and to what extent, Ashkenazi, together with several ... year, Ashkenazi himself traveled to Palestine and settled in Jerusalem , where he was recognized ... very critical and it was mainly due to Ashkenazi s influence that the congregations of the city were not dissolved. The German Jews , who ordinarily did not recognize the jurisdiction of the Sephardim, and who, being largely scholars, refused to pay the Jews tax, nevertheless bowed to Ashkenazi s authority. The Ashkenazim had to contribute to the Jews tax one sixth of the sum that was sent ... influence of Ashkenazi for immediately upon his death the Ashkenazim refused to keep their pledge. Shittah Mekubezet To posterity Ashkenazi is known principally as the author of the Shittah ... of gloss es on the greater part of the Talmud, after the fashion of the Tosafot and in it Ashkenazi ... in the fact that Ashkenazi gives therein numerous excerpts from Talmudic commentaries which have ... contained in it. Ashkenazi designed the Shittah to cover the whole Talmud but only the following ... in the Romm edition of the Talmud. Ashkenazi is also the author of a collection of responsa, which ... in manuscript at Jerusalem. References JewishEncyclopedia article Ashkenazi, Bezalel author Gotthard ..., ii.23 27 Responsa of Yom Tov Zahalon , No. 160. DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Bezalel Category Early ... more details
unsourced date February 2009 Menachem Ashkenazi lang he August 6, 1934 November 13, 2000 was an Israeli international association football football Referee association football referee , born in Bulgaria, active during the 1960s and 1970s. He was the first Asia Asian referee who officiated in a World Cup. Born in 1934 in a Jewish Sefardic family in Bulgaria, in 1936 he emigrated with his parents to the mandatory Palestine. Since his childhood played soccer and distinguished himself at 16 at player in the youth football team of the club Hapoel Petah Tikva . But following a severe fracture of leg had to stop his carrier as football player. He officiated in the Final of Football at the 1964 Summer Olympics 1964 Olympic tournament the only Israeli referee ever to do so and also in the 1966 FIFA World Cup . He was in charge in one of the most memorable matches of that World Cup, Portugal national football team Portugal s 5 3 win over North Korea national football team North Korea in the quarterfinal. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, Menachem ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Menachem Category 1934 births Category 2000 deaths Category Israeli Jews Category Israeli football referees Category FIFA World Cup referees Category 1966 FIFA World Cup referees Israel footy bio stub fr Menachem Ashkenazi he hu Menahem Ashkenazi ... more details
David Ashkenazi lang ru , 25 December 1915 ndash 19 February 1997 was a Russian Jewish pianist , concertmaster and composer . Ashkenazi was born on 25 December 1915 in Nizhny Novgorod . He studied piano at the local music college and in the Moscow Conservatory . He was a concertmaster for a number of celebrated Soviet pop singers, including Isabella Yuryeva , Klavdiya Shulzhenko , Lyudmila Zykina , Marina Gordon , Vadim Kozin , Mark Bernes , Iosif Kobzon and others. He was awarded the title of People s Artist of Russia in 1996. David Ashkenazi was the father of the famous pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy . He died on 19 February 1997 in Moscow, Russia. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, David ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, David Category 1915 births Category 1997 deaths Category 20th century Russian people Category 20th century pianists Category 20th century composers Category Jewish classical pianists Category Jewish composers Category Russian pianists Category Russian composers Category Soviet pianists Category Soviet composers Category Moscow Conservatory alumni Category Russian Jews Category People from Nizhny Novgorod ja ru , yi ... more details
copyedit for prose flow and structure date April 2011 The intelligence of the AshkenaziJews has been ... studies have reported higher average intelligence quotient among AshkenaziJews than among ... of Jews in Britain , Intelligence , Volume 34, Issue 6, November December 2006, Pages 541 547. ref Brian Ferguson writes that 90 of US Jews are Ashkenazi and that US data usually do not discriminate origin. ref name anti Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence The 2005 study Natural History of Ashkenazi Intelligence by Gregory Cochran , Jason Hardy, and Henry Harpending at the University of Utah wrote AshkenaziJews are greatly overrepresented in occupations and elds with the high cognitive ... are AshkenaziJews. The authors argue that non AshkenaziJews do not have high average IQ test scores ... One criticism is that both the concepts of AshkenaziJews and intelligence are socially rather than ... AshkenaziJews with an average IQ of 103 40 percent Sephardi Jews Oriental Jewish with an average ... IQ of European largely Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews in Israel and found a 14 point lower average ... of intelligence The high intelligence of AshkenaziJews may be a result of their persecuted past , economist.com ... , suggests that the Ashkenazi had jobs in which increased IQ strongly favoured economic success ... History of Ashkenazi Intelligence , Journal of Biosocial Science 38 5 , pp. 659 693 2006 . ref This hypothesis ... Ashkenazi Jew s score 0.75 to 1.0 standard deviation s above the general European average. This corresponds ... by Richard Lynn stating 0.5 standard deviation. ref Lynn, R. 2004 The intelligence of American Jews ... that the best reading of Jews in Britain is 110 and in the US is 109.5. ref Lynn, Richard and David ... of Man , also the early IQ testing support a high average Ashkenazi IQ. ref cite journal doi 10.1016 ... Differences volume 23 issue pages 169 180 ref The study argues that European Jews were forbidden ... of which were forbidden to non Jews by the Christian Church Church . Those who performed better are known ... more details
his stay at Salonica, Ashkenazi devoted himself mainly to an investigation of the Sephardi Jews Sephardic ...Image ZviAshkenasiPortrait.jpg thumb 250 Tzvi Ashkenazi Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch ben Yaakov Ashkenazi 1656, Moravia ... of Alt Ofen. Germany In 1686 Alt Ofen was invaded by the Austria n army, and Ashkenazi s young wife ..., where the leading members of the congregation founded a study house Klaus and installed Ashkenazi ... of his father in law, whom Ashkenazi had latterly aided in his official duties, one party in the Jewish community wished to have Ashkenazi installed as rabbi of the three congregations the unity known ... and strife over religious questions ensued, and finally became so intense that, in 1709, Ashkenazi ... rabbi nate of the Ashkenazi congregation of Amsterdam . In addition to free residence, the office ... by nature, Ashkenazi renounced the perquisites of his office, such as fees in civil suits, in order ... letter of appointment. Ashkenazi announced that he would not under any circumstances accept this dismissal ... to Ashkenazi to inform the latter that upon the return of the letter of appointment he would be paid the money to which he was still entitled. Ashkenazi, however, naturally declined to return this piece .... Ashkenazi thought Chayun was an old enemy of his from Sarajevo and Salonica, and at once requested ..., who was unfavorably known to him. Ashkenazi believed himself justified in making this demand, as the Portuguese ..., and London religio legal questions for his decision. Chayun thereupon called on Ashkenazi personally ... also called the attention of Ashkenazi to the dangerous doctrines published in Chayun s book, whereupon the rabbi again warned the directorate of the Sephardim congregation not to support the author. Ashkenazi ... of which Hagiz fought valiantly beside Ashkenazi. A great number of pamphlets were issued by both sides, in which the contestants indulged in the most vehement abuse of each other. On 23 July 1713, Ashkenazi ... directorate had not yet made its report. In consequence of this measure, both Ashkenazi and Chagiz ... more details
Ashkenazi, Dan Category Year of birth missing Category Year of death missing Category German Jews ...orphan date May 2010 Dan Ashkenazi was a 13th century Germany German Talmudist and exegete . He was a prominent Talmudists of Germany and the teacher of Mordecai ben Hillel . He emigrated to Spain toward the end of the 13th century, probably Citation needed date December 2010 in consequence of the cruel persecutions to which the History of the Jews in Germany Jews of Germany were subjected at that time, when many were driven to seek asylum in other countries. Citation needed date December 2010 In Spain, where he was called Ashkenazi German , he met the foremost rabbinical authorities, who thought highly of him. Dan, however, was so imprudent as to give a letter of recommendation to a youth who pretended to be a prophet compare Abraham Of Avila and when the latter turned it to account, Solomon Adret cast scorn upon the German rabbi in his circular letter on the pseudoprophet. ref Adret s Responsa, No. 548 ref Even before this occurrence the relations between these two men do not seem to have been very friendly, since Dan declared at Saragossa that, from the strict point of view of the Halakah , there could be no objection to the slaughtering of animals by Christians, as the reason given in the Talmud for forbidding the slaughtering of animals by pagans did not apply to Christians for the pagan regarded the slaughtering as a sacrifice to his idols, while the same could not be said of the Christians. ref ib. No. 529 but Dan s reasons are not clearly stated ref Dan, who was a person of much individuality, was misunderstood by many, and acts were ascribed to him which he certainly did not commit. ref ib. No. 530 ref Adret s five responsa ref Nos. 1229 1233 ref show that Dan was not a man .... G References Jewish Encyclopedia article Ashkenazi, Dan url http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?letter D&artid 27 Reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, Dan ALTERNATIVE ... more details
Ashkenazi is a surname, and may refer to Bezalel Ashkenazi 16th century , rabbi and Talmud scholar Dan Ashkenazi 13th century , German Talmudist Eliezer ben Elijah Ashkenazi 1512 1585 , rabbi, Talmudist, and physician Gabi Ashkenazi born 1954 , Chief of the Israel Defense Forces General Staff Jacob ben Isaac Ashkenazi 1550 1625 , rabbi and author of the Tseno Ureno Israel Sarug Israel Sarug Ashkenazi 16th century , pupil of Isaac Luria Leon Ashkenazi Manitou 1922 1996 , French rabbi and Jewish leader Lior Ashkenazi born 1969 , Israeli actor Malkiel Ashkenazi 16th century , Sephardic rabbi in Hebron Meir Ashkenazi 16th century , envoy of the Khan of Crimea Mordecai ben Hillel Ashkenazi 1250 1298 , German rabbi and legal authority Moses Ashkenazi died 1701 , also known as Johann Peter Spaeth, a German convert to Judaism Avraham Ashkenazi , Chacham Bashi of Jerusalem Motti Ashkenazi contemporary , Israeli reserve captain Tzvi Ashkenazi 1656 1718 , rabbi of Amsterdam Vladimir Ashkenazy born 1937 , Russian conductor and pianist Isaac Luria Yitzhak Ashkenazi 1534 1572 , also called Isaac Luria, rabbi and mystic, founder of an important branch of Kabbalah surname Ashkenazzi, Ashkenazi, etc. Category Hebrew language surnames Category Jewish surnames de Aschkenasi fr Ashkenazi id Ashkenazi he nl Ashkenazi ja ru uk ... more details
Category French Orthodox Jews Category French immigrants to Israel de L on Ashk nasi fr L on Ashkenazi ...Rav Yehuda Leon Ashkenazi French spelling L on Ask nazi , also known as Manitou born June 21, 1922 in Oran ... leader of 20th century French Jewry . Life and Endeavors Rav Ashkenazi s life encompassed .... He was born in Algiers to Rav David Ashkenazi, the last Chief Rabbi of Algiers, and Rachel Touboul ... ben Jehiel , The Rosh , a prominent Ashkenazi leader of 13th century Spain. However her education was western. Rav Ashkenazi studied simultaneously in Yeshivah and in French secular high school in Oran ... for a few years, Rav Ashkenazi became principal of the Orsay school in 1951, with Prof. Andre Neher ... Rav Ashkenazi influenced the French School of Jewish Thought L ecole de Pens e Juive de Paris , a spiritual ..., universal, academic, modern thought. Its leading figures were Rav Leon Ashkenazi, Prof. Emmanuel ... of their prestigious fathers, Rav Kook and Rav Yehuda Ashlag , influenced Rav Ashkenazi s thought ... the translation and publication of his lectures in Hebrew, Rav Ashkenazi s thought continues ... Halamish and many more, continue to spread his teachings to Israeli audiences. Rav Ashkenazi s Thought Rav Ashkenazi s thought can be described as historical and existential query into the meaning .... This achievement was what drew wide and diverse audiences to his lectures. Rav Ashkenazi used traditional ... and morals Rav Ashkenazi claimed that only when acknowledging himself as created, can man develop ... others with the moral dignity and ethical respect that such gift demanded. As Rav Ashkenazi ... Bet El, 2005, 2009 Misped Lamashiach? A Eulogy For the Messiah? . ed. Israel Pivko, Itai Ashkenazi ... ed. Itay Ashkenazi, Yediot Achronot & Bet Morasha Press, 2009 French La parole et l crit, ed. Marcel ... juive. Hommage au rav Y houda L on Ashkenazi Manitou. A Hebrew Man of Jewish Origins, Rav Leon Ashkenazi .... http www.toumanitou.org TouManitou , 1000 hours of lessons by Rav Ashkenazi in French and Hebrew. Persondata ... more details
The Brothers Ashkenazi 1936 is a novel by Israel Joshua Singer . Written in Yiddish , it was first translated into English by Maurice Samuel in 1936. In 1980 a new translation was published by the author s son, Joseph Singer. The novel takes place in the Polish city of d Lodz , mostly among the large Jewish community that lived there before World War Two. It follows the changes from the 19th century through the revolution of 1905 and ends just after World War One. The main character is Max Ashkenazi, who moves away from the pious Jewish culture he is born into and becomes a successful industrialist. This destroys a lot of his personal relationships, before the upheaval of the war also ruins him financially. Max is engaged in a constant battle to be more successful than his twin brother Jacob. This competition estranges Max from his friends and family. Closer towards the end of his life, Max comes to a realization that he was always driven by greed and he does his best to fix and gain back the family and the relationships that he has lost. This is a historical novel about the life of Jews in Poland, about the Industrial Revolution, and the beginnings of Communism. Moreover, it is a story about a man doing what he does best and that is chasing false idols, ideologies, and glory All Max wanted was to be called the King of Lodz. He becomes very successful throughout the course of his life, but in the process loses everything else that is important to him. DEFAULTSORT Brothers Ashkenazi, The Category 1936 novels Category Yiddish literature Category Jewish American novels 1930s novel stub ... more details
File Motti Ashkenazi.JPG thumb Ashkenazi in 2007 Motti Ashkenazi born 1940 was a reserve captain in the Israel Defense Forces IDF , who at age 33 helped spark the movement that led to the resignation of Prime Minister Golda Meir s government in the afterman of the Yom Kippur War . Ashkenazi commanded Fort Budapest, an Israel i fortification on the Suez Canal and the only position along the Bar Lev Line Battles of Fort Budapest that did not fall to the Egypt ians during the war. After its conclusion, he was so outraged by the conduct of the Israeli leadership before and during the war that he begun protesting in front of the Prime Minister s office. Initially alone, Ashkenazi s protest soon spread and achieved widespread popular support. Moshe Dayan and others had underestimated him, with Dayan saying, The people have said their piece, and no demonstration or rally will bring down the government. After three months, however, growing public pressure forced Golda Meir s government to resign. His protest eventually led to the demise of the Labor Israel Labor Party , which had governed the country for the first 29 years of Israel s statehood. External links cite news url http info.jpost.com C003 Supplements 30YK new.03.html title 30 years to the Yom Kippur War Just a scared soldier publisher Jerusalem Post last Ashkenazi first Motti accessdate 2007 08 07 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Ashkenazi, Motti ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Motti Category Israeli military personnel Category Israeli activists Category Living people Category Israeli people of the Yom Kippur War Category 1940 births he ... more details
File IsaacAshkenazi.jpg alt Professor Isaac Ashkenazi thumb right upright Professor Isaac Ashkenazi Colonel Ret. Professor Isaac Ashkenazi MD, MSc, MPA, MNS b. 1957 in Israel is an international expert ... Work Military Service, Disaster Preparedness, and Emergency Response Ashkenazi is the Director ... States Department of Homeland Security , and other national and international agencies. Ashkenazi ... as the first Surgeon General for the IDF Home Front Command. In 1982, Ashkenazi volunteered to the paratrooper ..., treating wounded soldiers and working under fire, Ashkenazi started his residency in ophthalmology at Sheba Medical Center in 1986. In 1993, Ashkenazi volunteered again for the IDF, this time as the Head ... alt Professor Isaac Ashkenazi thumb right upright Ashkenazi in rescue efforts in 1999 in Izmit, Turkey Over the past twenty years, Ashkenazi has become increasingly interested in disaster management and has .... In the last twelve years, Ashkenazi has received Presidential Medals of Honor for Humanitarian Assistance ... colleagues Leonard Marcus and Barry Dorn at the NPLI, Ashkenazi has been instrumental in the development ... Marcus, L.J., Ashkenazi, I, Dorn, B., & Henderson, J. 2008 . Meta leadership Expanding the scope and scale of public health. Leadership in Public Health, 8 1&2 , 2008. Ashkenazi, I. Predictable ..., Schwartz, D, Ashkenazi, I, Nakhleh, B, Massad, B, Peres, M, and Bar Dayan, Y. 2007 Leadership as a component ... EB, O Connor RE, Schwartz R, Brinsfield K, Ashkenazi I, Degutis LC, Dionne JP, Hines S, Hunter S, O ... Emergency Care. 2007 Apr Jun 11 2 137 53. Peltz R, Ashkenazi I, Schwartz D, Shushan O, Nakash G ... Medicine. 2006 Sep Oct 21 5 299 302. Magnezi R, Dankner R, Shani M, Levy Y, Ashkenazi I, Reuveni H ... Dec 170 12 995 8. Carasso S, Shmueli T, Arnon R, Ashkenazi I. Characteristics of emergency room admissions ... Jan 143 1 8 11, 88, 87. Gdalevich M, Ashkenazi I. Infection control in earthquake rescue team. Lancet. 30 October 1999 354 9189 1564. Ashkenazi I. The disaster in Turkey a personal account. Israel ... more details
Orphan date November 2006 Meir Ashkenazi was a sixteenth century Crimea n Jew . An diplomat envoy of the Crimean Khanate Khan of Crimea in the sixteenth century, Ashkenazi was killed by pirates on a voyage from Gava near Genoa to Dakhel probably Dakhel or Dakleh in the western oasis of Upper Egypt , between the 15th and the 25th day of Tammuz Hebrew month Tammuz July , 1567. From the testimony of the witness Elias ben Nehemiah, given before the board of rabbis in Safed in the case of the widow and heirs of the slain Me r Ashkenazi, it was made evident that he was an inhabitant of Kefe that his parents were still living there that he had a brother who was a student in the yeshiva of Brest Litovsk that he had brought to Gava prisoners of war from Egypt that he was appointed envoy of the Khan title khan of the Tatars to the king of Poland and that on the way from Gava to Dakhel he was slain by pirates with all the passengers on the ship. References Moses of Trani , Responsa , part 2, 78. JewishEncyclopedia Category Jewish explorers Category History of Crimea Category Year of birth missing Category 1567 deaths ... more details
built by AshkenaziJews Ashkenazim , as the population of AshkenaziJews accounts for 4 percent ...Infobox religious building building name Ashkenazi Synagogue of Istanbul infobox width image Istanbul Ashkenazi Sinagogue Interior.JPG image size alt caption Synagogue interior map type map size map caption location geo coord 41.02521 N 28.97509 E display inline,title latitude longitude religious affiliation Judaism rite Sephardi Jews Sephardi region state Turkey province Istanbul Province Istanbul territory prefecture sector district Beyo lu cercle Karak y municipality consecration year status functional status active heritage designation leadership website architecture architect architecture type architecture style general contractor facade direction groundbreaking completed construction cost specifications capacity length width width nave height max dome quantity dome height outer dome height inner dome dia outer dome dia inner spire quantity spire height materials nrhp added refnum designated Image Toras in Istanbul Ashkenazi Sinagogue.JPG 170px right thumb Torah s in the Istanbul Ashkenazi Synagogue The Ashkenazi Synagogue lang tr E kenazi Sinagogu is an AshkenaziJewsAshkenazi ... . It is the only currently active Ashkenazi synagogue in Istanbul open to visits and prayers. The synagogue was founded by Jews of History of the Jews in Austria Austrian origin in 1900. ref cite ... title Assembly of Turkish American Associations History of Jews in Turkey accessdate 22 April ... Mitzvah s and other religious ceremonies in the Ashkenazi tradition. Rabbi Dr. David Marcus, who also .... Rabbi Mendy Chitrik has served as the rabbi of the Ashkenazi Synagogue since 2003. See also History of the Jews in Turkey List of synagogues in Turkey References and notes references External links commonscat Ashkenazi Synagogue of Istanbul http www.musevicemaati.com Chief Rabbinate of Turkey ... Ashkenazi Synagogue Of Istanbul Category Synagogues in Istanbul Category 1900 architecture Category ... more details
Ashkenazi Hebrew is the pronunciation system for Biblical Hebrew language Biblical and Mishnaic Hebrew language Mishnaic Hebrew favored for Liturgy liturgical use by AshkenaziAshkenazi Jewish practice ... in most forms of Ashkenazi Hebrew, where they are frequently both pronounced as a glottal stop in modern ... as a velar nasal IPA , probably under the influence of the local Spanish and Portuguese Jews . Taph transl sem w is pronounced IPA s in Ashkenazi Hebrew, unless there is a Dagesh in the , where ... , or Es vs. Et . The vowel transl sem r IPA e is pronounced IPA ej or IPA aj in Ashkenazi ... Hebrew . The vowel transl sem q me g l IPA a is pronounced IPA occasionally IPA u in Ashkenazi ... ou , IPA oi , or IPA ei in Ashkenazi Hebrew, where it is IPA o in Modern Hebrew. Compare Moishe vs. Moshe . Unstressed qubbutz or shuruq IPA u occasionally becomes IPA i in Ashkenazi Hebrew, when in all ... the stress in Ashkenazi Hebrew usually fell on the penultimate, instead of the last syllable as in most other dialects. In the 17th and 18th centuries there was a campaign by Ashkenazi rabbis ... o as in toe , and some communities have abandoned Ashkenazi Hebrew altogether in favour of the Israeli ... Mesopotamia and Babylonia proper. Within the first group of theories, Zimmels believed that the Ashkenazi ... of these countries actually were and how far they differed. Since the expulsion of the Jews ... is true for the consonants, though the Jews of Iraq retain IPA w for vav and IPA for tav raphe , and the Jews of Arabic countries generally retain emphatic and guttural consonant sounds see Mizrahi ... between today s pronunciation systems and those of ancient times. Leopold Zunz believed that the Ashkenazi ... by the fact that, in some respects, Ashkenazi Hebrew resembles the western dialect of Syriac language ... Syriac Peshito . Ashkenazi Hebrew in its written form also resembles Palestinian Hebrew in its tendency ... from Judaean and the Ashkenazi from Galilean. This theory is supported by the fact that Ashkenazi ... more details
Image Safed BW 1.jpg thumb upright The Torah Ark of the Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue File Safed BW 3.jpg thumb The Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue The Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue is located in Safed , Israel . Built in the sixteenth century, the synagogue is named after Rabbi Isaac Luria , 1534 1572 , who was known as the Ari lang he translation trans Lion , an acronym for A doneinu R abbeinu I saac our master, our rabbi, Isaac . He was a great kabbalist who arrived in Safed in 1570 . A Hebrew inscription above the entrance lintel reads How awe inspiring is this place, the synagogue of the Ari of blessed memory. The synagogue is known for its colorful and ornate Holy Ark . It may be the Oldest synagogues in the World oldest synagogue in Israel that is still in use. History The synagogue was established by Sephardic immigrants from Greece who arrived in Safed during the sixteenth century. When Rabbi Isaac Luria arrived he prayed in this synagogue on the eve of the Shabbat . During the service, he was accustomed to leave the synagogue with his disciples and walk to a nearby field to welcome the Sabbath. The Ari s tradition of welcoming the Sabbath during Kabbalat Shabbat Friday night services Kabbalat Shabbat is still echoed in Jewish communities around the world during the singing of Lecha Dodi , when worshippers turn toward the entrance of the synagogue to greet the sabbath. In the eighteenth century, with the arrival of the Hasidic Judaism Hasidim from Eastern Europe , the synagogue came to serve the Ashkenazi community. The synagogue was destroyed in the Galilee earthquake of 1837 , and was rebuilt ... said that took place in Safed. Though the synagogue is associated by name with the Ashkenazi community, today it serves as a place of worship for Hasidic and Sephardic Jews and remains popular ... tour SafedHa Ari.htm Israel in Photos Safed, The Ashkenazi Ha Ari Synagogue Photo gallery gallery ... Ari Ashkenazi pl Synagoga Ari Ashkenazi w Safedzie ... more details
Eliezer Lazer ben Elijah Ashkenazi 1512 December 13, 1585 lang he was a Talmud ist, rabbi , physician, and many sided scholar. Though of a Jews of Germany German family according to some, the relative of Joseph Colon see Marco Mortara , Indice Alfabetico, s.v. , he was probably born in the Levant , and received his Talmudic education under Joseph Taitazak in Salonica . Ashkenazi first became rabbi in Egypt 1538 60, probably at Fostat , where, by his learning and wealth, he became widely known. Compelled by circumstances doubtless of a political nature to leave Egypt, he went to Cyprus , remaining there for two years as rabbi at Famagusta . A desire to visit foreign lands and to observe foreign peoples impelled him to give up this position and to travel. He went first ... eastward as far as the Crimea , Ashkenazi returned to Italy , not before 1570. While rabbi ..., where he died on December 13, 1585. Works Ashkenazi s printed works, besides the Yosef Leka .... His individuality Though Ashkenazi can scarcely be said to have exercised an influence either ..., especially in Poland. Valuable material for a correct estimate of Ashkenazi ... of the above mentioned Venetian rabbis, though he was connected with them, for Ashkenazi s son was Katzenellenbogen s son in law. From the standpoint of strict Talmudic interpretation, Ashkenazi ... Italian Jews constituted, as it were, a court of last resort. Misunderstood by Polish rabbis The Jews of Poland were still less capable of comprehending such a personality than were those of Jews ... proximity to their own. Ashkenazi declined to assent to this resolution, when requested. At the same ... that Ashkenazi remained unknown to the Poles, and he applies to him wittily, if somewhat audaciously .... Ps. lxxx. 9 A. V. 8 to 13 14 . Ashkenazi had come from Egypt and had to live among the uncultivated Poles. Ashkenazi s wife, Rachel, died at Cracow April 3, 1593. Her epitaph, still extant, bears ... more details
Eras of the Halakha Rabbi Jacob ben Isaac Ashkenazi 1550 1625 , of Jan w Lubelski Jan w near Lublin , Poland , was the author of the Tseno Ureno , sometimes called the Women s Hebrew Bible Bible , a 1616 Yiddish language prose work whose structure parallels the Parsha weekly portions of the Pentateuch and Haftorah s used in Shabbat Jewish services Shabbat services services . He also authored a supplement, the Melitz Yosher and Ha Magid . See also Role of women in Judaism Tzeniut References Liptzin, Sol, A History of Yiddish Literature , Jonathan David Publishers, Middle Village, NY, 1972, ISBN 0 8246 0124 6. Poland writer stub poland reli bio stub rabbi stub DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Jacob ben Isaac Category 16th century rabbis Category 17th century rabbis Category 1550 births Category 1625 deaths Category Yiddish language writers Category Polish Orthodox rabbis de Jakob Aschkenasi aus Janow fr Yaacov ben Itshaq Ashkenazi he ... more details
Eliezer ben Solomon Ashkenazi was a Rabbi and Talmud ical scholar born in Poland about the beginning of the 19th century, who resided afterward in Tunis . He published at Metz in 1845, under the title Dibre Hakamim Words of the Wise , a selection of 11 ancient manuscripts Midrash Wayosha , on the Pentateuch Joseph Caro s Commentary on Book of Lamentations Lamentations Maimonides Hokmat ha Ibbur, a treatise on the computation of the intercalary month Abraham bar Hiyyah s seventh gate of the third treatise on the computation of the intercalary month, with a responsum by Hai Gaon on the calculation of the years since the Creation Moses Narboni s Maamar ba Behirah, a treatise on free will Nussah Ketab, a letter from Joshua Lorki on religion Isaac Ardotiel s Meli ah al ha Et, a prose poem on the pen David ben Yom tob s Yesodot ha Maskil, 13 articles of belief of an enlightened man RaMBaM, a letter from Maimonides addressed to Rabbi Japhet the Dayyan A letter by Elijah of Italy , written from Palestine to his family at Ferrara, in 1438 Jacob Proven al s Be Debar Limmud ha Hokmah, on the study of science. S. Munk has written an introduction to this collection, which contains also, as an appendix, a French language French translation of Yesodot ha Maskil by H. B. Ashkenazi published also Ta am Zekenim Taste of Old Men , edited by R. Kirchheim, a collection of old manuscripts and prints dealing with Jewish literature and history in the Middle Ages Frankfort on the Main, 1854 . Jewish Encyclopedia bibliography Joseph Zedner , Cat. Hebr. Books Brit. Mus. pp. 56, 57 William Zeitlin , Bibliotheca Hebraica, p. 7. External links http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 1964&letter A&search Eliezer 20Ashkenazi Jewish Encyclopedia article on Eliezer ben Solomon Ashkenazi , by Richard Gottheil and Isaac Broyd . JewishEncyclopedia DEFAULTSORT Ashkenazi, Eliezer ben Solomon Category Later Acharonim Category Polish rabbis Category 19th century writers Category 19th century rabbis ... more details
Unreferenced date February 2009 Afrikaner Jews or Boere Jode as they are sometimes known, are an off shoot of Afrikaner dom and Judaism . At the beginning of the 19th century, when greater freedom of religious practice was introduced in South Africa , small numbers of AshkenaziJews arrived from United Kingdom Britain and Germany . They established the first Ashkenazi Hebrew congregation in 1841. Between the end of the 19th century and 1930, large numbers of Jews began to arrive from Lithuania and Latvia . Their culture and contribution changed the character of the South African community. According to the South African Jewish Museum, Many of the later immigrants arrived with no resources other than their wits and experience. Most could not speak English when they arrived. Often they would learn Afrikaans before English. Their households were often multi lingual, with parents speaking Yiddish and Afrikaans , and the children learning English language English at school. Yiddish impact on Afrikaans Many Yiddish words have entered the Afrikaans language as Yiddish speaking South African Jews assimilated into the community, and the languages cross pollinated each other. Gradually over time the influence of Yiddish dwindled as Jews emigrated. The University of Cape Town Jewish Studies library has a comprehensive collection of South African Yiddish books. Its collection of Yiddish periodicals is, however, not as comprehensive. Famous Afrikaner Jews Joel Stransky born 16 July 1967 is a former South African rugby union footballer, most notable for scoring the winning drop goal in the 1995 Rugby World Cup final. He played as a fly half . Olga Kirsch was a noted Afrikaans author and poet ... of devotional books. See also South African Jews Afrikaners Yiddish External links http www.sajewishmuseum.co.za ... hist stub SouthAfrica stub DEFAULTSORT Afrikaner Jews Category South African Jews Category Ethnic groups in South Africa Category Jews and Judaism in South Africa ... more details
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Oberlander Jews also Oberlandish or simply Oberland Jews are Ashkenazi , Yiddish and German language German speaking Jews originating in the Oberland or higher land western region of Hungary and the district surrounding Bratislava in Slovakia . This is as opposed to Unterlander Jews, who resided in the eastern lower lands on the opposite side of the Danube River and were influenced more by the Hasidic movement. ref cite book last Poll first Solomon title Hasidic Community of Williamsburg publisher Free Press Crowell Collier place New York, New York year 1962 pages 15 16 ref Background and customs Many were Haredi while not Hasidic , others were Orthodox Judaism Orthodox while rather contemporary. Most wore contemporary clothing, spoke Hungarian however educated their children within a traditional Jewish religious framework, together with academic subjects as taught in Hungarian. ref ibid. ref Oberlander Judaism was most similar to classic German pre emancipation Orthodoxy. One very distinct custom, or minhag , that some Oberlanders adhered to was the wearing of a talis prior to marriage, as German Jews do today. Another is putting on tefilin on the intermediate days of a festival. Oberlander Jews have contributed strongly to present day Orthodox Jewish communities. Generally, Oberlander Jews were more likely to remain Orthodox than other Ashkenazim after post World War II immigration ... Weissmandl See also Upper Hungary History of the Jews in Slovakia History of the Jews in Carpathian Ruthenia History of the Jews in Hungary Carpathian Germans Vien Hasidic community Vien chassidim References Ibid date July 2010 references Category Jews and Judaism in Hungary Category Orthodox Jews Category AshkenaziJews topics Category Jewish ethnic groups Category Yiddish words and phrases Judaism ..., being an Oberlander is no longer a significant distinction among Jews, as in pre World War II Europe. Famous Oberlander families The Canadian Reichmann family are Oberlander Jews Samuel Reichmann Eva ... more details
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