- The halukka, also
spelled haluka,
halukkah or
chalukah (Hebrew: חלוקה,
meaning distribution) was an
organized collection and
distribution of
charity funds...
- was no
authority strong enough to
enforce a
centralized collection of
ḥalukkah funds. In
Jewish tradition,
going back to
ancient times, the only city...
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administered commerce, hygiene, sanitation,
charity (cf. tzedakah, mitzvot,
halukkah),
Jewish education,
application of
dietary laws (kashrut), and relations...
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merchant and
community worker.
Lehren was
prominent in the
history of the
Ḥaluḳḳah in the
first half of the
nineteenth century.
Beginning with 1810, he, as...
- ISBN 978-0-253-03865-4.
Yaari 1946, p. 609. Bloom,
Cecil (1999). "The
institution of
halukkah: a
historical review".
Jewish Historical Studies. 36: 1–30. ISSN 0962-9696...
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literary dispute of his
brother Hirsch concerning the
administration of the
Ḥaluḳḳah (see Fürst in Der Orient, 1844, p. 17). He died in
Amsterdam on 19 November...
- Jerusalem, whom
Frumkin constantly denounced for the lack of
reform in the "
halukkah" system. Eventually, however, he
became reconciled to the management. In...
-
traditional distribution system of
charity funds coming from abroad, the
halukkah. They were
again active among those who
established in 1884 the
Ezrat Niddaḥim...
-
distribution of
charity funds collected in
Europe for the Old
Yishuv (
Halukkah). The bank's
clientele expanded along with its services, to
include consulates...
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active part in the
general attack on the
Amsterdam administration of the
Ḥaluḳḳah in 1843-44,
which was
especially directed against Hirsch Lehren of Amsterdam...
