Old-City-Safed - Revision history

Simcha at 19:30, 10 February 2013

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	\|data8 = Residential neighborhood in Tzfat, Israel with old historical roots.}}		\|data8 = Residential neighborhood in Tzfat, Israel with old historical roots.}}

−	The Old City of Tzfat is a unique neighborhood with a deep history and a diverse population. New residents will find that purchasing property in the Old Jewish Quarter brings challenges that are not faced by real estate deals in other parts of the world.	+	The '''Old City of Tzfat''' is a unique neighborhood with a deep history and a diverse population. New residents will find that purchasing property in the Old Jewish Quarter brings challenges that are not faced by real estate deals in other parts of the world.

	== History ==		== History ==
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	{{Safed Real Estate}}		{{Safed Real Estate}}
		+	{{Safed Tourism}}
	{{Safed History}}		{{Safed History}}
	{{Safed Artists and Galleries}}		{{Safed Artists and Galleries}}

Simcha at 19:28, 11 October 2012

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	{{Infobox		{{Infobox
	\|title = Old City Tzfat		\|title = Old City Tzfat
−	\|image = [[File:~~Space holder~~.~~jpg~~\|215px\|alt=Old City Tzfat]]	+	\|image = [[File:00000121 tzfat old city arches.JPG\|215px\|alt=Old City Tzfat]]
	\|header1 = Hebrew:		\|header1 = Hebrew:
	\|data2 = שכונת עיר עתיקה צפת		\|data2 = שכונת עיר עתיקה צפת

Simcha at 19:27, 11 October 2012

2012-10-11T19:27:41Z

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew~~'''~~: שכונת עיר עתיקה צפת ~~/ '''~~Pronunciation~~'''~~I’ir A’ti-ka ~~/ '''~~Other Names~~'''~~: Old Jewish Quarter, Jewish Quarter of Tzfat ~~/'''Definition'''~~: Residential neighborhood in Tzfat, Israel with old historical roots.)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Old City Tzfat
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Old City Tzfat]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = שכונת עיר עתיקה צפת
		+	\|header3 = Pronunciation:
		+	\|data4 = I’ir A’ti-ka
		+	\|header5 = Other Names:
		+	\|data6 = Old Jewish Quarter, Jewish Quarter of Tzfat
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = Residential neighborhood in Tzfat, Israel with old historical roots.}}

	The Old City of Tzfat is a unique neighborhood with a deep history and a diverse population. New residents will find that purchasing property in the Old Jewish Quarter brings challenges that are not faced by real estate deals in other parts of the world.		The Old City of Tzfat is a unique neighborhood with a deep history and a diverse population. New residents will find that purchasing property in the Old Jewish Quarter brings challenges that are not faced by real estate deals in other parts of the world.

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-07-26T18:55:37Z

Community

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	{{Safed Real Estate}}		{{Safed Real Estate}}
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	{{Safed History}}		{{Safed History}}
		+	{{Safed Artists and Galleries}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]		[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-03-15T20:48:00Z

Community

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	{{Safed Real Estate}}		{{Safed Real Estate}}
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		+	{{Safed History}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]		[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-02-26T21:27:53Z

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	There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred [[English Speaking Community Safed\|English-speaking residents]]. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.		There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred [[English Speaking Community Safed\|English-speaking residents]]. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.
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		+	{{Safed Real Estate}}

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]		[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-02-20T20:06:06Z

Community

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	The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the [[Sanz Community Safed\|Sanz]] and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.		The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the [[Sanz Community Safed\|Sanz]] and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.

−	There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred English-speaking residents. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.	+	There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred [[English Speaking Community Safed\|English-speaking residents]]. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]		[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-02-12T20:02:50Z

Community

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	== Community ==		== Community ==
−	The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the Sanz and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.	+	The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the [[Sanz Community Safed\|Sanz]] and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.

	There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred English-speaking residents. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.		There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred English-speaking residents. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.

Simcha: /* Community */

2012-01-17T20:29:21Z

Community

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	The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the Sanz and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.		The Old Jewish Quarter was once divided into Sepharadic (the older area) and Ashkanazi communities but today the Old City of Tzfat is a mixed area. Sepharadic and Ashkanazic Jews live side-by-side. The majority of the community is Orthodox, but within that definition exist both ultra-Orthodox and moderate-Orthodox Sephardic and Ashkanazic Jews, Religious Zionists and a variety of Hassidic groups including the Sanz and Breslev Hassidic Housing “villages.” There is a population of non-religious Jews in the Old City, though their numbers are quite small.

−	There are many new immigrants living in the Old ~~Jewish Quarter~~, including several hundred English-speaking residents. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.	+	There are many new immigrants living in the Old City, including several hundred English-speaking residents. Some of these English-speakers belong to the aforementioned communities while others are unaffiliated.

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]		[[Category:Israel Real Estate]]

Simcha: /* Old City Development */

2012-01-17T20:28:18Z

Old City Development

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	=== Old City Development ===		=== Old City Development ===
−	Since the 1980s many newcomers to Tzfat have contributed to the development of the Old ~~Jewish Quarter~~. They track down original owners and purchase properties, oftentimes adding on additions to small existing homes. Real estate agents also purchase properties to develop and sell as new homes.	+	Since the 1980s many newcomers to Tzfat have contributed to the development of the Old City. They track down original owners and purchase properties, oftentimes adding on additions to small existing homes. Real estate agents also purchase properties to develop and sell as new homes.

	== Community ==		== Community ==