- The
Hurva Synagogue (Hebrew: בית הכנסת החורבה, romanized: Beit ha-Knesset ha-
Hurva, lit. 'The Ruin Synagogue'), also
known as
Hurvat Rabbi Yehudah he-Hasid...
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Quarter fought the Arab
Legion as part of the
battle for Jerusalem, and the
Hurva synagogue was
blown up by Arab legionnaires. In May 1948, the
Jewish Quarter...
- of it
severely damaged in the war,
together with
synagogues such as the
Hurva Synagogue,
which had also been used as a
military base in the conflict,...
- The
survivors borrowed money from
local Arabs for the
rebuilding of the
Hurva Synagogue but soon ran out of
funds and
borrowed more
money at very high...
- The
Hurva Synagogue towered over the
Jewish Quarter of
Jerusalem from 1864
until 1948, when it was destro**** in war. The
remains of the
Hurva Synagogue...
-
Hurva is a
locality situated in Eslöv Muni****lity, Skåne County,
Sweden with 350
inhabitants in 2010. "Tätorternas landareal, folkmängd och invånare...
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Israeli citizen in 1999.
Rabinovich was a
supporter of
efforts to
restore the
Hurva Synagogue, for
which a
square was
named after him
after he was mistakenly...
-
Independence and
rebuilt after the
liberation of Jerusalem, such as the
Hurva or Ohel Yitzhak,
there have been no
plans to
rebuild the Beit Meir Chesed...
- ten-building Arts
Campus vision, Kahn's only
theatre and
building in the
Midwest Hurva Synagogue, Jerusalem, Israel, (1968–1974),
unbuilt Yale
Center for British...
- and
Hayyim ben
Jacob Abulafia and his
followers in Tiberias. HeHasid's
Hurva Synagogue (or "ruined synagogue"),
rebuilt on the
ruins of a 15th century...
