Hillel l'Ancien — Hillel Hazaken Pour les articles homonymes, voir Hillel … Wikipédia en Français
Hillel Yaffe — (1864 1936, Hebrew: הלל יפה) was a doctor who immigrated to Israel during the First Aliyah. His notable achievements include fighting malaria and participating in the Hovevei Zion movement. The Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera is named after … Wikipedia
Hillel Poisic — Rabbi Hillel Poisic (15.1.1881 Zlatopol, Ukraine – 1953 Tel Aviv, Israel) was a communal worker and Torah scholar. He was an expert in releasing agunot from their husbands, who abandoned them without divorce.The Poisic (also Poisik, Posek,… … Wikipedia
Hillel Hazaken — « Hillel » redirige ici. Pour les autres significations, voir Hillel (homonymie) … Wikipédia en Français
HILLEL — (the Elder; end of first century B.C.E. and beginning of first century C.E.), considered one of the fathers of the world (Eduy. 1:4; Tosef. Eduy. 1:3) who laid the foundations for the spiritual and intellectual movement of the tannaitic period.… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Hillel Weiss — is a professor of literature at Bar Ilan University Israel and is described as a Neo Zionist. [Uri Ram, [http://www.press.umich.edu/pdf/9780472115419 ch8.pdf The Future of the Past in Israel A Sociology of Knowledge Approach] , in Benny Morris,… … Wikipedia
House of Hillel — The House of Hillel ( he. בית הלל, Beit Hillel ), also known as the Academy of Hillel, founded by the famed Hillel the Elder, is a school of Jewish law and thought that thrived in first century Jerusalem. The House of Hillel is most widely known… … Wikipedia
LICHTENSTEIN, HILLEL BEN BARUCH — (1815–1891), Hungarian rabbi. Lichtenstein was one of the outstanding pupils of moses sofer . He first served as rabbi of Margarethen and in 1854 was elected rabbi of Kolozsvar, the capital of Transylvania. After 18 months he was compelled to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LIPSCHUETZ, HILLEL ARYEH LEIB BEN ZE'EV DOV — (1844–1907), Lithuanian rabbi and author. Lipschuetz studied under his father, who was rabbi of Srednik. In 1868 he became rabbi of Popelnya, then of Plunge, and later of the important town of Suvalki from 1880 to 1893, when he was elected rabbi… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
BET HILLEL AND BET SHAMMAI — BET HILLEL AND BET SHAMMAI, two schools of exposition of the Oral Law, named after hillel and shammai who lived at the end of the first century B.C.E. and the beginning of the first century C.E. These two schools existed from the time of these… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
