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soul…that if God forbid one of us encounters misfortune, we will all assist him.." One of the stipulations was that if a son was born to one of the group, three members would go to learn Torah by the newborn's side every night until its circumcision to act as a safeguard for the child. On the night before the
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was for the first time printed under the auspices of the yeshiva around 1866. Distinguished scholars of Kabbalah continued to emigrate to Jerusalem in order to study in the yeshiva. Among the outstanding luminaries, Rabbi Hayim Shaul Dweck HaKohen, Rabbi Shaul Kassin (the father of the famed leader
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In 1757, Rabbi Sharabi chose twelve select disciples who were to form a special group called Ahavat Shalom (love of peace). They signed a pledge of eternal friendship which hung on the door of the Holy Ark in the yeshiva. Part of the document reads: "..all twelve of us shall be as one glorious
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communities. Rabbi Hayon had organized the life of the yeshiva around prayer services, which through mystical communion with God would bring the scholars closer to understanding the secret teachings of Kabbalah. Rabbi Sharabi initiated regulations, orders and
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damaged the building and the British Municipality ordered the building be demolished. No sooner had the order been received, plans got underway to rebuild and eight months later in March 1928 the new extended premises were completed.
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On 13 September 1995, a ceremony took place celebrating the completion of refurbishment to the yeshiva in the Old City, at this time also renamed Yeshivat HaMekubalim Beit El. Upon Rabbi Guez's death, his foremost student
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of Syrian Jewry, Rabbi Yaakov Kassin), and Rabbi Avraham Ades (the master of the Baba Sali) were drawn there from Syria in order to dedicate themselves to spiritual growth.
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and following its cosmological approach while incorporating kabbalistic symbolism, entreaties and thoughts/meditations. Known today as the
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The yeshiva premises remained in the hands of the leading kabbalists of each generation who inherited the apartment on the top floor.
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around Jerusalem, describe of how they visited the place where "they pray all year round according to the mystical meanings of the
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Under Sharabi’s leadership the yeshiva grew and became one of the main yeshivas in Jerusalem with 40 scholars from the
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Rabbi Shalom Mordekhai Haim Hedaya died in March 2010. Rabbi Raphael Hedaya was appointed as caretaker
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prayer book (Salonika, 1806/5566) which he authored, continuing the teachings of the
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As the yeshiva's reputation spread it attracted prominent rabbis, among them were
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The scholars were divided into four groups. The first awoke at midnight to say
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of Beit El at the Rashi Street yeshiva until the year of mourning was passed.
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from midnight till the afternoon, and from then till the evening they study
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the contents of the building were looted and the building was desecrated.
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For the Religious Zionist Yeshiva in the yishuv of the same name, see
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In the late 1800s, the writings of Dr Eliezer Levy, who escorted Sir
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Headed notepaper of the Yeshiva depicting a photograph of Rabbi
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was founded in 1737 by Rabbi Gedaliah Hayon, originally from
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Entrance door to the Yeshivat haMekubalim, depicting all 7
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the whole group was instructed to visit and study there.
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in the Holy City. In the 1740s, a gifted young man named
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One of the most famous alumni of the yeshiva was Rabbi
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of Beit El in the Old City is Rabbi Yisrael Avi`hai.
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area. The Rashi Street yeshiva remains in existence.
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until dawn. The second delved into the works of the
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Beit El Synagogue
Beit El yeshiva

gates in Jerusalem's Old City Walls
Yeshiva
kabbalistic
Jerusalem
Ruhama
West Jerusalem
Old City
Jewish Quarter

Jewish Quarter

Meir Yehuda Getz
yeshiva
Constantinople
kabbalah
Shalom Mizrachi Sharabi
Jerusalem
Yemen
kabbalist
yeshiva
Sephardic
Ashkenazi
Arizal
Rabbi `Haim Vital
Tikkun Hatzot
Kabbalah
Arizal

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