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Givat HaMoreh (Hebrew: גבעת המוֹרֶה, Arabic: جبل الدحي, romanized: Jebel ed-Dahi) is a hill in
northern Israel on the
northeast side of the
Jezreel Valley...
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Dihyah bin
Khalifah al-Kalbi دِحْيَة ٱبْن خَلِيفَة ٱلْكَلْبِيّ
Maqam of Nabi Dahi,
dedicated to
Dihyah al-Kalbi at
Givat HaMoreh...
- romanized: Wadi
Jalud is a
stream in
Israel that
flows west to east, from the
Givat HaMoreh area via the
Harod Valley and Beit She'an
Valley into the
Jordan River...
- 115/116: One way rush hour bus
routes to the station.
Route 123: from
Givat HaMoreh neighbourhood to the station.
Route 147: from
Iksal the
station via Kfar...
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Rishonim who was a
defender of the Rambam, and the
author of the
Moreh HaMoreh on the Rambam's
Moreh Nevuchim.
Published in the
Jewish Quarterly Review...
- ("Nahal Harod" in Hebrew, "Wadi Jalud" in Arabic),
which flows from
Givat HaMoreh via Beit She'an
Valley into the
Jordan River.
Harod Spring is the largest...
- Hebrew: דַחִי) is an Arab
village in
northeastern Israel.
Located on
Givat HaMoreh (Jebel Dahi in Arabic)
overlooking Afula, it
falls under the jurisdiction...
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Tabor Stream in the
north and the
Harod Valley in the
south and
Givat HaMoreh in the west and the
Jordan Valley in the east. Its area is
about 115 km2...
- "Givat
HaMoreh" ("Hill of Moreh")
south of
Mount Tabor...
- of arithmetic, astronomy, and
natural science. His
notes on the Giv'at
haMoreh,
which is
itself a
commentary on Maimonides' work
Moreh Nevuchim written...
