Four Holy Cities
The Four Holy Cities (Hebrew: ארבע ערי הקודש, Yiddish: פיר רוס שטעט) is the collective term in Jewish tradition applied to the cities of Jerusalem, Hebron, Safed and, later, Tiberias, the four main centers of Jewish life after the Ottoman conquest of Palestine. The "holy cities" concept dates to the 1640s, with Tiberias joining in 1740, resulting from the creation of an association between the cities for the collection of halukka (funds for the needy).
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Four Holy Cities
The Four Holy Cities (Hebrew: ארבע ערי הקודש, Yiddish: פיר רוס שטעט) is the collective term in Jewish tradition applied to the cities of Jerusalem, Hebron, Safed and, later, Tiberias, the four main centers of Jewish life after the Ottoman conquest of Palestine. The "holy cities" concept dates to the 1640s, with Tiberias joining in 1740, resulting from the creation of an association between the cities for the collection of halukka (funds for the needy).
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Cztery święte miasta judaizmu ...... yła uznawana za święte miasto.
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Quatro Cidades Sagradas é um t ...... , Hebron, Tiberíades e Safed."
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Quattro Città Sante (in ebraic ...... la sommità di un'alta collina.
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The Four Holy Cities (Hebrew: ...... on the summit of a lofty hill.
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Cztery święte miasta judaizmu ...... yła uznawana za święte miasto.
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Quatro Cidades Sagradas é um t ...... , Hebron, Tiberíades e Safed."
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Quattro Città Sante (in ebraic ...... e, Hebron, Tiberiade e Safed."
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The Four Holy Cities (Hebrew: ...... halukka (funds for the needy).
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Cztery święte miasta judaizmu
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Four Holy Cities
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Quatro Cidades Sagradas
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Quattro Città Sante
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