Sanz-Community-Safed - Revision history

AvivaSpiegel at 22:10, 21 October 2012

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	{{Infobox		{{Infobox
	\|title = Sanz Community Tzfat		\|title = Sanz Community Tzfat
−	\|image = [[File:~~Space holder~~.jpg\|215px\|alt=Sanz Community Tzfat]]	+	\|image = [[File:00000797 kiryat sanz tzfas.jpg\|215px\|alt=Sanz Community Tzfat]]
	\|header1 = Hebrew:		\|header1 = Hebrew:
	\|data2 = קהילת צאנז צפת		\|data2 = קהילת צאנז צפת

Simcha at 20:14, 14 October 2012

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew~~'''~~: ~~צמז / '''~~Pronunciation~~'''~~: Tz-zanz ~~/ '''~~Other Names~~'''~~: Sanzer Chassidim ~~/ '''Definition'''~~: Hassidic community in Tzfat.)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Sanz Community Tzfat
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Sanz Community Tzfat]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = קהילת צאנז צפת
		+	\|header3 = Pronunciation:
		+	\|data4 = Tz-zanz
		+	\|header5 = Other Names:
		+	\|data6 = Sanzer Chassidim in Tzfat
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = Sanz Hassidic community in Tzfat.}}

	The Sanz community in [[Safed\|Tzfat]] has an long history in the city. Sanz Hassidim settled in the city in the 1870s. Few Sanz residents remained after [[Safed-War-of-Independence\|Israel’s War of Independence]] but the community was revived in the 1970s.		The Sanz community in [[Safed\|Tzfat]] has an long history in the city. Sanz Hassidim settled in the city in the 1870s. Few Sanz residents remained after [[Safed-War-of-Independence\|Israel’s War of Independence]] but the community was revived in the 1970s.

Simcha: /* Education */

2012-02-26T21:30:14Z

Education

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	== Education ==		== Education ==
	Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|great stairs]] in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.		Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|great stairs]] in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.
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		+	{{Safed Real Estate}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Jewish Groups]]		[[Category:Jewish Groups]]

Simcha: /* Education */

2012-02-12T19:58:08Z

Education

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	== Education ==		== Education ==
	Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|great stairs]] in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.		Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|great stairs]] in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.
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		+	[[Category:Safed]]
		+	[[Category:Jewish Groups]]

Simcha: /* Education */

2012-02-12T19:56:09Z

Education

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	== Education ==		== Education ==
−	Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|stairs]]in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.	+	Sanz does not operate their own educational institutions in Tzfat but young boys from Sanz families generally attend the Tachover “Cheder” -- elementary school -- near Kikar Meginim in the Old Jewish Quarter or the Yiddish “Cheder” in the Meor Chaim neighborhood in [[Darom Neighborhood Safed\|Tzfat’s Southern neighborhood]]. Both cheders are Yiddish-speaking. Girls from Sanz families attend either of the Beis Ya’akov girls’ schools in Tzfat which are located in Meor Chaim neighborhood or near the [[Maalot HaGardom Great Stairs Safed\|great stairs]] in the Old Jewish Quarter. Some Sanz girls attend the Yiddish-speaking Satmar girls’ school in Meor Chaim. Boys leave Tzfat after their Bar Mitzva to attend a yeshiva in Netanya.

Simcha: /* Rebuilding */

2012-02-12T19:54:50Z

Rebuilding

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	The rebuilding began with the existing [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz synagogue]], located on Tarpat street in the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]]. The entire building was rebuilt save for the southern wall which had remained from the original synagogue building. This wall holds the synagogue’s “Aron Kodesh” -- Ark of the Torah scrolls. Further developments in the complex included the renovation of the synagogue’s “mikve” -- ritual bath -- and the construction of the Heichal Zichron Yitzchak “Beit Midrash” -- House of Study -- which was paid for by a Holocaust survivor who used his war reparations to fund the project.		The rebuilding began with the existing [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz synagogue]], located on Tarpat street in the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]]. The entire building was rebuilt save for the southern wall which had remained from the original synagogue building. This wall holds the synagogue’s “Aron Kodesh” -- Ark of the Torah scrolls. Further developments in the complex included the renovation of the synagogue’s “mikve” -- ritual bath -- and the construction of the Heichal Zichron Yitzchak “Beit Midrash” -- House of Study -- which was paid for by a Holocaust survivor who used his war reparations to fund the project.

−	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on the [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz Shul]]'''	+	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on the [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz Shul of Tzfat]]'''

	== Housing ==		== Housing ==

Simcha: /* History */

2012-02-12T19:54:22Z

History

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	==== Rebuilding ====		==== Rebuilding ====
−	The rebuilding began with the existing Sanz synagogue, located on Tarpat street in the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]]. The entire building was rebuilt save for the southern wall which had remained from the original synagogue building. This wall holds the synagogue’s “Aron Kodesh” -- Ark of the Torah scrolls. Further developments in the complex included the renovation of the synagogue’s “mikve” -- ritual bath -- and the construction of the Heichal Zichron Yitzchak “Beit Midrash” -- House of Study -- which was paid for by a Holocaust survivor who used his war reparations to fund the project.	+	The rebuilding began with the existing [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz synagogue]], located on Tarpat street in the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]]. The entire building was rebuilt save for the southern wall which had remained from the original synagogue building. This wall holds the synagogue’s “Aron Kodesh” -- Ark of the Torah scrolls. Further developments in the complex included the renovation of the synagogue’s “mikve” -- ritual bath -- and the construction of the Heichal Zichron Yitzchak “Beit Midrash” -- House of Study -- which was paid for by a Holocaust survivor who used his war reparations to fund the project.
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		+	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on the [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz Shul]]'''

	== Housing ==		== Housing ==

Simcha: /* 19th Centry */

2012-02-12T19:52:07Z

19th Centry

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	=== 19th Centry ===		=== 19th Centry ===
−	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original ~~[[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|~~Sanz “shteibel”]] -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar HaMeginim Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A Sanz synagogue was later build on Tarpat street.	+	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original Sanz “shteibel” -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar HaMeginim Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz synagogue]] was later build on Tarpat street.

	=== 20th Century ===		=== 20th Century ===

Simcha: /* 19th Centry */

2012-02-12T19:51:28Z

19th Centry

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	=== 19th Centry ===		=== 19th Centry ===
−	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz “shteibel”]] -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar ~~Hameginim~~ Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A Sanz synagogue was later build on Tarpat street.	+	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz “shteibel”]] -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar HaMeginim Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A Sanz synagogue was later build on Tarpat street.

	=== 20th Century ===		=== 20th Century ===

Simcha: /* 19th Centry */

2012-02-12T19:50:58Z

19th Centry

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	=== 19th Centry ===		=== 19th Centry ===
−	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original Sanz “shteibel” -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar Hameginim Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A Sanz synagogue was later build on Tarpat street.	+	The founder of the Sanz Hassidic dynasty, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz, supported Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel and encouraged those of his followers who were able to make the move. The Rabbi, known as the “Divrei Chaim”, sent his eldest son, Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga Halberstam, to Safed to build the community’s synagogue and strengthen the Sanz followers who lived in the city. Approximately 100 Sanz Hassidim worked and studied in Tzfat in the late 19th century. Rabbi Yechezkel Shraga, known as the “Divrei Yechezkel.” built the original [[Sanz Synagogue Safed\|Sanz “shteibel”]] -- small synagogue -- near the [[Kikar Hameginim Safed\|Kikar Hameginim]] square. A Sanz synagogue was later build on Tarpat street.

	=== 20th Century ===		=== 20th Century ===