-
sheltered the farmers, but they
could not
return to
their land. The El
haHar ("to the mountain")
settlement company was
founded by
Shmuel Zvi Holzmann...
-
Abraham ben Samuel, also
known as
Solomon of
Montpellier and
Shlomo Min
Hahar, was a Provençal
rabbi and
Talmudist of the
first half of the 13th century...
-
Mount Hor (Hebrew: הֹר הָהָר, Hōr
hāHār) is the name
given in the
Hebrew Bible to two
distinct mountains. One
borders the land of Edom in the area south...
-
Abraham ben
Yitzchak of Montpellier, also
known as
Avraham min
haHar (lit. "Abraham from the mountain") (d. 1315) is
known as a
commentator on the greater...
- Tibet,
China Hhohho Region,
Eswatini Hibhib, iraq Holhol,
Djibouti Hor
HaHar[citation needed] Hum Hum,
Bangladesh Humayhumay,
Philippines Ii, a muni****lity...
- הֶחָכָם
hechakham (the wise)
Before an
accented הָ and עָ it is הָ. הָהָר
hahar (the mountain) הָעָז ha'az (the strong) When used with the Bet, Kaf or...
- for
another attempt at
resettling the area,
through a
company named El
HaHar ("To the Mountain"). The
kibbutz established there in 1935 was
named Kfar...
- Rashba,
student of the
Ramban and
Rabbeinu Yonah Solomon ben
Abraham Min
Hahar, a Provençal
rabbi and
Talmudist of the
first half of the 13th century,...
-
among which are "The
Mountain That Is
Always Green" (Hebrew: ההר הירוק תמיד
HaHar HaYarok Tamid)
written about Mount Carmel near Yagur, "Four in the Afternoon"...
- Its
Interpretation and
Significance for the Period's
History In Be-Maaveh
HaHar, in the Highland's
Depth Ephraim Range and
Binyamin Research Studies vol...
