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Yosef Rivlin

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524: 38: 479:, a position he held for more than 30 years until his death. The Central Committee represented the community before the Ottoman authorities on everything from day-to-day issues to critical events, such as a proposed expulsion of Jewish foreign nationals. In his capacity as a director, Rivlin also welcomed the first 562:
Although he managed huge sums in the development and construction of new neighborhoods, and his critics accused him of profiting from his activities, Rivlin lived a life of penury. Though he moved from house to house, he often had to sell the first house before the next one was built. He left nothing
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In 1874, Rivlin remarried to Miriam, the daughter of Rabbi Moshe Fizetzer of Brisk. Together they had seven children: Freida Raizel, Rasha Bracha, Hillel, Shlomo Zalman, Avraham Binyamin, Yocheved Shifra, and Rivka Malka. Hillel Rivlin became the secretary of the Central Committee, and was also among
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in the Old City as a youth. He married Sara Tzipa, the daughter of Rabbi Yehuda Leib Goldschmidt, in 1855. During their engagement, he sent her a message via her brother that he intended to found a new Jewish neighborhood outside the Old City walls and be the first to live there. The bride's family
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was to buy a house in each new neighborhood that he helped establish, live in it for a while, and then move to a new home in the next neighborhood that he founded. In each neighborhood he supervised the purchase and construction of homes and assisted home buyers in acquiring loans. He also helped
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Rivlin and his first wife, Sara Tzipa, had their first child, a daughter, in the spring of 1873. That summer, Sara Tzipa was attacked in their Nahalat Shiv'a home by a dagger-wielding Arab; she fought him off and stabbed him to death, but succumbed to shock and died of a heart attack. Their baby
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In 1869, Rivlin and six partners established the Jewish neighborhood of Nahalat Shiv'a. Rivlin was the first to build a house and to live in it at night to prove that the settlement was viable. He protected himself from attackers by constructing a high wall around his home and paying a Turkish
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In 1857, Rivlin founded the Bonei Yerushalayim (Builders of Jerusalem) company for the purpose of building neighborhoods outside the Old City walls. He enlisted signatories in the company from among his acquaintances, wealthy relatives in Shklov and
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A prolific author, Rivlin wrote articles for the leading Hebrew newspapers in Palestine and abroad, urging the development of the yishuv as a means to hasten the messianic redemption, as preached by the Vilna Gaon. He also composed poems and
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soldier and, later, an Arab guard, to keep an eye on him. He insisted that his wife remain in the Old City, while another Jew boarded with him. Until more homeowners moved in two and a half years later, he returned to his wife only on
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After the death of his uncle, Yosef Yoel Rivlin, in an 1865 plague, Rivlin assumed the financial management of the Kollel Amsterdam distribution committee, which distributed funds received from Sir
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Rivlin absorbed the ideological vision of his paternal ancestors, preached by the Vilna Gaon, that by strengthening the Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel they could hasten the onset of the
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principal in Jerusalem; his grandfather, Rabbi Moshe Rivlin, a Rosh Kollel in Reisin and Vilna who immigrated to Jerusalem in 1841 and served as
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to his children, not even a house, and was unable to pay the doctors who treated him during his final illness. Rivlin died in his home in the
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who immigrated to Israel in the early 19th century, Rivlin spearheaded the establishment of the first Jewish neighborhoods outside the
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With his third wife, Minna, the daughter of Rabbi Zalman Brill Levi, Rivlin had one son, Moshe, who became a journalist for
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This article is about 19th century rabbi. For the 20th century Oriental scholar and father of president Reuven Rivlin, see
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Jerusalem Architecture, Periods and Styles: The Jewish quarters and public buildings outside the Old City walls, 1860โ€“1914
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article at the age of 15 and went on to write prolifically about the importance of expanding the Jewish settlement in the
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and worked as a writer for his relative, Rabbi Yosef Yoel Rivlin, who produced propaganda sheets on behalf of the
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Rivlin is credited with the establishment of 13 Jewish neighborhoods in western and northwestern Jerusalem:
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Where Heaven Touches Earth: Jewish life in Jerusalem from Medieval times to the present
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was appalled and wanted to break the match, and Rivlin's own family thought that a
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Yosef Rivlin Street in the Nahalat Shiv'a neighborhood is named after him.
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with the Perushim in 1809 and was the first head of the Ashkenazi Perushim
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and leader of the Perushim community; and his great-grandfather, Rabbi
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Articles, essays, and reference works by Yosef Rivlin (in Hebrew)
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The newly-married Rivlin studied for half a day in the Etz Chaim
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communities for their contribution to Jerusalem's development.
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had possessed him, but the bride agreed to Rivlin's plan.
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establish community institutions and spoke in the local
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Encyclopedia of the Founders and Builders of Israel
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He directed the 540:the founders of the village of 168: 160: 1: 1042:Eisenberg, Ronald L. (2006). 754:Yaakovi, Yoel (26 May 2011). 250:, the supreme council of the 200:Yosef Yitzhak "Yoshya" Rivlin 890:Kroyanker & Wahrman 1983 777:Kroyanker & Wahrman 1983 395:, whose name he coined. His 1117:"Yosef Rivlin (R. Yoshea)" 515:(Scroll of Joseph) (1966). 1201: 71:5 September 1896 Age: (59) 18: 552:, hazzanut compositions. 343:. He published his first 193: 139: 35: 1185:Academics from Jerusalem 1118: 1066:; Wahrman, Dror (1983). 208:ื™ื•ืกืฃ ื™ืฆื—ืง "ื™ื•ืฉืขื”" ืจื™ื‘ืœื™ืŸ 1132:Libraries. p. 492. 1091:Rossoff, Dovid (2004). 222:. 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Index

Yosef Yoel Rivlin

Jerusalem
Judaism
Alma mater
kollel
Central Committee of Knesseth Israel
Yahrtzeit
Elul
Hebrew
Orthodox Jewish
Old Yishuv
Jerusalem
Perushim
Vilna Gaon
Old City walls
Nahalat Shiv'a
Mea Shearim
Central Committee of Knesseth Israel
Ashkenazi
Jerusalem
Perushim
Vilna Gaon
Shklov
Talmud Torah
maggid
Hillel Rivlin
aliyah
rabbinical court
messianic redemption

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