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		Hananeel's contemporary Nissim ben Jacob, of Kairawan, who corresponded with Hai Gaon of Pumbeditha as well as with Samuel the Nagid in Spain, likewise wrote on the Talmud, and is probably the author of a collection of Ma'asiyyoth or edifying stories, besides works now lost.
		Of the same school were Menahem ben Simeon of Posquieres, a commentator, who died about the end of the 12th century, and Moses ben Jacob of Coney (13th century), author of the Semag (book of precepts, positive and negative) a very popular and valuable halakhic work.
		In the East, Tanhum ben Joseph of Jerusalem was the author of commentaries (not to be confounded with the Midrash Tanhuma) on many books of the Bible, and of an extensive lexicon (Kitab al-Murshid) to the Mishnah, all in Arabic.
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		Das Siddur von Amram ben Sheshna ist erwähnt worden bereits.
		Jahrhunderts ben Judah Quraish von Tahort hatte bestanden sein Risdlah (Buchstaben) zu den Juden von Fez auf grammatischen Themen von einem vergleichbaren Gesichtspunkt, und ein jetzt verlorenes Wörterbuch.
		Hananeels zeitgenössisches Nissim ben Jacob, von Kairawan, das mit Hai Gaon von Pumbeditha sowie mit Samuel das Nagid in Spanien entsprach, ebenso auf das Talmud schrieb und vermutlich der Autor einer Ansammlung Ma'asiyyoth oder edifying Geschichten ist, außer den jetzt verlorenen Arbeiten.
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	Hebrew Literature - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		All these writers, however, are entirely eclipsed by the commanding personality of the most famous of the Geonim, Seadiah ben Joseph (q.v.) of Sura, often called al-Fayyumi (of the Fayum in Egypt), one of the greatest representatives of Jewish learning of all times, who died in 942.
		Rashi was a pupil of Jacob ben Yaqar, and studied at Worms and Mainz.
		He was born at Cordova in 1135, fled with his parents from persecution in 1148, settled at Fez in i 160, passing P g there for a Moslem, fled again to Jerusalem in 1165, and finally went to Cairo where he died in 1204.
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	Yefet ben Ali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Yefet ben Ali lived during the 10th century, a native of Basra in the area of present-day Iraq.
		These writings influenced the rabbinical sage Ibn Ezra, who quotes Yefet forty-two times in his commentary of the minor prophets.
		One of his comments about the Rabbanites, writing on his Arabic commentary on Isaiah, Yefet ben Ali digresses as follows: "This section refers to the people of the Diaspora and to the best among them as well.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yefet_ben_Ali (294 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - KARAITES AND KARAISM: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A somewhat later and very important Karaite writer, Daniel ben Moses al-Ḳumisi (toward the end of the ninth century), who at first was an enthusiastic follower of Anan, and called him "Head of the Sages" ("Rosh ha-Maskilim"), subsequently felt entirely disillusioned, and then styled Anan "Head of the Fools" ("Rosh ha-Kesilim").
		Among the latter are the important Karaite authors Sahl ibn Maẓliaḥ, Solomon ben Jeroham, and Yafith ibn 'Ali, all three of whom lived during the middle and the end of the tenth century.
		Thus Sahl ben Maẓliaḥ, according to Judah Hadassi, adopted outright Abu Ḥanifah's principles, with the single modification that instead of tradition he considered speculation and analogy as authoritative.
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	Karaite Liturgy
		Yefet argued that prayer was a rational obligation stemming from the need of an individual or community to praise and bless its benefactor.
		Yefet understood there to be two different types of thanksgiving that were differentiated by their wording and composition.
		Yefet’s arguments not only strengthened the Karaite notion of the superiority of their prayers over rabbinic ones, but also through the exegetical approach identified themselves with the Moses, David, the sons of Korah, Asaph and others who sought to maintain Israel’s ”pure” religious tradition.
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	Benjamin Nahawandi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Benjamin Nahawandi or Benjamin ben Moses or Benyamin ben Moshe al-Nahawendi was one of the greatest of the Karaite scholars of the early Middle Ages.
		Japhet ben Ali, in the introduction to his commentary on the minor prophets, wrote that Benjamin was the author of several works, mostly in Judeo-Arabic:
		Judging from the quotations made by later Karaite writers, such as Jacob al-Qirqisani, Yefet ben Ali, and Hadassi, Benjamin betrayed the influence of Philonic ideas, while he adopted the Motazilite theories on the divine attributes, free-will, and other questions of a like character expounded before by Anan.
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		The outcome of the conflict was the victory of Mu'awiya and the establishment of the Ummayad caliphate, centered in Damascus.
		A letter written by Elhanan ben Shemarya of Fustat, one of the most prominent Jewish figures of the period, gives us an indication of the events of the rebellion and of how insecure travel was on their account.
		'Ali al-Yazuri, from a family of Yazur, in Palestine, served in the capacity of vizier of Egypt from I June 1050 to March 1058, and was personally involved in the affairs of the Jerusalem Yeshiva when a dispute broke out concerning the gaonate after the death of Solomon teen Judah (29 April 1051).
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		Benjamin Nahawandi or Benjamin ben Moses or Benyamin ben Moshe al-Nahawendi was singular of the greatest of the Karaite scholars of the raw Middle Ages.
		Japhet ben Ali, in the commencement to her explanation on the younger prophets, wrote that Benjamin was the scribbler of only each works, chiefly in Judeo-Arabic:
		Judging from the quotations made by downstream Karaite writers, such as Jacob al-Qirqisani, Yefet ben Ali, Hadassi, Benjamin betrayed the string of Philonic ideas, while he adopted the Motazilite theories on the divine attributes, free-will, auxiliary thirds of a undifferentiated mood expounded before by Anan.
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	Terrorist Attacks Causing Israeli Fatalities Since OSLO (Sept. 1993
		4 August: Harel Ben Nun and Shlomo Libman were killed by a terrorist shooting at a civilian security patrol vehicle 300m north of the settlement of Yitzhar-one of the bodies showed signs of wounds by an ax.
		Nov 21, 2000: Itamar Yefet, 18, of Netzer Hazani died from a gunshot wound to the head by Palestinian sniper fire at the Gush Katif junction.
		Nov 4, 2001 - Shoshana Ben Ishai, 16, of Betar Illit and Menashe (Meni) Regev, 14, of Jerusalem were killed when a Palestinian terrorist opened fire with a sub-machine gun shortly before 16:00 at a No. 25 Egged bus at the French Hill junction in northern Jerusalem.
	www.gamla.org.il /english/docs/terror.htm (13653 words)

	The Songs of the Lord
		ben Yeruham urged that the Psalter is the canonical book of liturgical texts, and all liturgical texts (whether recited as prayers or chanted as hymns) were to be taken from thence.
		Yefet ben ‘Ali likewise believed that liturgical prayers and praises ought to come from the Psalter.
		ben 'Ali urged also that the Psalms could not be sung in a manner that either reconstructs the verses in a different order or skips over verses (ibid.
	www.geocities.com /reformedpresbyterian/hymnody.htm (17507 words)

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		Rašbam, The Commentary of R. Samuel ben Meir, Rashbam, on Qohelet.
		Rabbi Yappeth ben Heli Bassorensis Karaitae in Liberum Psalmorum Commentarii Arabici.
		Rabbi Yapheth Abou Aly in Canticum Canticorum Commentarium Arabicum.
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	HEBREW LITERATURE - Online Information article about HEBREW LITERATURE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Luria the Kabbalist.' The order of the Amoraim, which ended with the close of the Talmud (A.D. 500), was succeeded by that of the Saboraim, who merely continued and explained the work of their The Geonim.
		Africa were in close relation with those of Spain, and as early as the beginning of the 9th century Judah ben Quraish of Tahort had composed his Risdlah (letter) to the Jews of Fez on grammatical subjects from a See also:
		Maimonides, is chiefly known for his Sepher haqabbalah, written as a polemic against Karaism, but valuable for the history of tradition.
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		This is indeed their worship of them.” Given the number of Jews that voluntarily accepted Islam during the early period, this theory is quite plausible in that those that did not become Muslim defended their beleifs by rejecting rabbinical authority.
		In the IX century Anan ben David and his followers absorbed sects such the Isawites (followers of Abu Isa al-Isfahani), Yudghanites and the remnants of the pre-tamuldic Sadducees and Boethusians.
		Anan led a polemic with the rabbinical establishment and later non-Ananist sects emerged, like the Ukbarites.
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	Comprehensive information and links about Israel Yafo
		It appears that many of the descendants of Dan, for whom the entire coastal plain is named (Gush Dan), lived along the shore and earned their living from shipmaking and sailing.
		King David and his son King Solomon conquered Jaffa and ruled it, and via its port the cedars which were used in the construction of the First Temple arrived from Tyre.
		Ben Gurion afterwards admitted that Jews of all classes poured into Jaffa from Tel Aviv to participate in what he called 'a shameful and distressing spectacle'."
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	Médio Oriente.Antisemitism - ChatArea.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Nov 21, 2000 - Itamar Yefet, 18, of Netzer Hazani died from a gunshot wound to the head by Palestinian terrorist sniper fire at the Gush Katif junction.
		Nov 04, 2001 - Shoshana Ben Ishai, 16, of Betar Illit and Menashe (Meni) Regev, 14, of Jerusalem were killed when a Palestinian terrorist opened fire with a sub-machine gun shortly before 16:00 at a No. 25 Egged bus at the French Hill junction in northern Jerusalem.
		Oct 27, 2002 - Maj. (res.) Tamir Masad, 41, of Ben Shemen; Lt. Matan Zagron, 22, of Itamar; and Sgt.-Maj. Amihud Hasid, 32, of Tapuah were killed and about 20 people were wounded in a homicide bombing at the Sonol gas station at the entrance to Ariel in Samaria.
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		from the time of Yehoshua Ben Nun 2,600 years ago, the situation of the Samaritans is not as good as this day."9 A Note on the Sources 1 Before venturing into the main text of this work, a general overview of the sources and the methods of research used should be mentioned.
		The leader of the Israeli community, Yefet ben Abraham Tsedaka, purchased a vacant sand lot southeast of Tel Aviv and lived with his immediate family in tents that were set up there.
		Thus, Yefet ben Abraham Tsedaka, the founder of the Hulon neighborhood and recognized leader of the community outside Nablus, was given authority by the High Priest to perform marriages and other religious functions.
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	Jewish-Languages Mailing List: February 2002
		"Yefet ben Eli's Translation of the Book of Obadiah" Meira Polliack and Eliezer Schlossberg present a critical, annotated edition of the Judeo-Arabic translation of the Book of Obadiah by the Karaite Yefet ben Eli, who lived in Jerusalem in the second half of the tenth century.
		In the opinion of the writers Yefet played a key role in the development of Karaite Biblical exegesis, which had an influence on Rabbinite commentaries written in all Muslim lands, and particularly in Spain.
		In their commentary they provide Yefet's translation with textual variants and a Hebrew translation of his interpretation.
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		This is indeed their worship of them.â Given the symbol of Jews that optionally accustomed Islam as the preceding period, that system is precisely plausible in that those that turn into Muslim defended their beleifs by rejecting rabbinical authority.
		Karaism has produced a vast library of commentaries and polemics, accurately as its "Golden Age." These writings prompted fresh and unexpurgated defenses of the Talmud and Mishna, the culmination of these in the writings of Saadia Gaon and criticisms of Karaism.
		Though he opposed Karaism, the Rabbinic commentator Abraham Ibn Ezra regularly quoted Karaite commentators, expressly Yefet ben Ali, to the severity that a legend exists amid some Karaites that Ibn Ezra was ben Ali's student.
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	Science Fair Projects - Yefet ben Ali
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		These writings influenced the rabbinical sage Ibn Ezra, who quotes Yefet fourty-two times in his commentary of the minor prophets.
		There is a legend among some Karaites which states that Ibn Ezra was a student of Yefet ben Ali.
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	Samaritan Political Identity - Part II
		Thus, Yefet ben Abraham Tsedaka, the founder of the Holon neighborhood and recognized leader of the community outside Nablus, was given authority by the High Priest to perform marriages and other religious functions.
		Likewise, the allotment of a seat for a Samaritan in the Palestinian Council (the circumstances of which will be discussed later) has caused Representative Saloum ben Amram to be the predominant liaison between the Palestinians and the Samaritans, particularly because he has a direct access to PNA President Yasser Arafat.
		Established in 1969 by Benyamim and Yefet Tsedaka, the two grandsons of former Holon community founder Yefet Tsedaka, the newspaper has gradually become an internally and externally acknowledged voice of the community.
	www.mystae.com /reflections/messiah/history/identity2.html (13155 words)

	Search for Daniel Ali books:
		The Manuscript of Al-Malik Al-Afdal Al-Abbas B. Ali B. Daud B. Yusuf B. Umar B. Ali Ibn Rasul: A Medieval Arabic Anthology from the Yemen
		Angels and Fire: The Commentaries of Yefet ibn Ali Hallewi on Daniel and Nahum
		Ali al-Kasdani connu sous le nom d'lbn Wahsiyya.
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	Israel Revokes Residency Rights of Four Palestinian Government Officials : Indybay
		Nov 21, 2000 - Itamar Yefet, 18, of Netzer Hazani died from a gunshot wound to the head by Palestinian sniper fire at the Gush Katif junction.
		YY Nov 29, 2001 - Yehiav Elshad, 28, of Tel-Aviv and Inbal Weiss, 22, of Zichron Ya'akovwas killed in a suicide bombing on an Egged 823 bus en route from Nazereth to Tel Aviv near the city of Hadera.
		The government of Israel took great pains to hide the truth, but after the investigation was concluded, Ben Gurion, the Israeli Prime Minister, announced that some people in the Triangle had been injured by thefrontier guards.
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	Jaffa Affairs 4 and Historic Photos
		Artists Tal Matzliah and Dannie Ben Simhon, both active in the Solidarity Committee, organized an outdoor exhibition showing the works of fifty colleagues.
		The Sawafs and other Jaffans are the victims of "economic transfer": by all the means at its disposal, the city gets them to leave their homes, which are gentrified and sold to the rich.
		The residential areas Darweesh, Abu Kabeer and Hamad were founded by Egyptians soldiers who stayed behind after Ibrahim Basha's (son of Muhammad Ali) Palestine campaign, which ended in 1841.
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		Fihris makhtutat al-Maktabah al-Ahmadiyah fi `Akka / i`dad Mahmud `Ali `Ata Allah.
		-- Fihris makhtutat Maktabat Masjid al-Hajj Nimr al-Nablusi fi Nablus / i`dad Mahmud `Ali `Ata' Allah.
		Yefet ben Ali al-batsri : Perush Be-reshit : katalog le-dugmah : mekorot u-mehkarim / Hagai Ben-Shamai, Sagit Butbul, Efrat Batat, Sarah Strumzah, David Skler.
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	H-Net Review: David B. Levy on Jewish Messianism and the History of Philosophy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Messiah in Isaiah 53: Commentaries of Saadia Gaon, Salmon ben Yeruham, and Yefet ben Eli
		However according to Kabbalists Pinchas ben Eleazar is a gilgul of Eliyahu ha-Navi because both are zealous for Hashem i.e.
		Thus ben Zoma, when he returned from Pardes, is recorded in the gemarah to be speaking what appears to the untrained as nonsense, but in reality it is a language encoded with Kabbalistic significance.
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		Goitein, "The Qayrawan united appeal for the babylonian yeshivoth and the emergence of the Nagid Abraham ben `Ata'" (hebrew), Zion, 27 (1962), pp.
		Manasse, acting as power of attorney for his wife, Banat daughter of Abu 'l-Rida Yefet, claiming her father's share of what remains from his partnership with Musafir b.
		Yefet regarding a gift of money that the Nagid Mevorakh b.
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