The Rabbi In Pre-Industrial Poland
The position of rabbi took on renewed importance in Poland and Eastern Europe and helped develop the Jewish community in...
Read moreThe position of rabbi took on renewed importance in Poland and Eastern Europe and helped develop the Jewish community in...
Read moreSolomon ibn Gabirol is considered one of the primary philosopher-poets in Jewish history. His masterpiece, Keter Malchut, is the poem...
Read moreThe Maharam of Rothenburg, one of the greatest medieval rabbis, was kidnapped by Christians and ransomed for an exorbitant sum,...
Read moreThe Great Debate between Nachmanides and an apostate Jew before King James I of Aragon marked a turning point in...
Read moreBurial place of Simon ben Yaakov. Simon was a “man of war,” but his father’s wisdom...
Read moreRabbi Akiva arguably represents a combination of everything that is heroic about the Jewish people more than anyone else. At...
Read moreOld synagogue in Troyes. May 8, 1146 was the date of one of the most extraordinary...
Read moreCave where Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his son Rabbi Elazar hid for thirteen years. Photo...
Read moreCaesarea, the seat of the Roman government over Judea. Photo by Ian and Wendy Sewell. Published...
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