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Ein Ya'akov (Hebrew: עֵין יַעֲקֹב, lit. 'Jacob's spring') is a moshav in northern Israel. Located near Ma'alot-Tarshiha, it falls under the jurisdiction

Offenbach am Main. Among other items, he published Jacob ibn Ḥabib's Ein Ya'akov (1712). Hebrew printing was resumed there in 1724 by Samson ben Salman

descendants live in Israel. Agur Avital Azaria Beit Yosef Givolim Ein HaEmek Ein Ya'akov Even Sapir Meitav Mlilot Nes Harim Neve Michael Patish Prazon Sdei

org.il. Retrieved 2024-08-29. Ḥabib, Jacob ben Solomon Ibn (1886). ʻEn Yaʻakov, kolel kol ha-agadot mi-Talmud Bavli vi-Yerushalmi: Ve-nosaf ʻal zeh perush

Zohar, "Tikkun Hatzot", psalms, "the law of Israel" and "Ein Ya'akov" (composed by Ya'akov Havib) were studied at the yeshiva. While the great synagogue

caught up in the fighting Secondary cause Military assault by Yishuv forces Current Localities Kabri, Ga'aton, Me'ona, Ein Ya'akov, Ma'alot, Kefar Vradim

For World Prayer Command. Dr. Moshe Simon-Shoshan (23 January 2016). "Ein Ya'akov: The World of Talmudic Aggada, Lesson 5, "His Fearless Roar"". The Israel

Iribbin (Adamit, Goren) Khirbat Jiddin (Ga'aton, Qiryat, Yehiam) al-Kabri (Ein Ya'akov, Ga'aton, Kabri, Ma'alot-Tarshiha, Me'ona) Kafr 'Inan (Kfar Hananya)

evokes HaRaAYaH, the acronym for the rabbi's Hebrew name) and the name of Ein Ya'akov. In his introduction, Rav Kook writes that he came to write it because

Avdon Ein Ya'akov Elkosh Even Menachem Goren Hosen Lapidot Manot Me'ona Netu'a Peki'in HaHadasha Shomera Shtula Tzuriel Ya'ara Zar'it