Avritch-Bat-Ayin-Synagogue - Revision history

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−	The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].	+	The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, [[Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch\|Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch]]. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].

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	The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].		The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].
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	== History ==		== History ==

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	The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].		The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].
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−	In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs [[1838 Safed Plunder\|attacked the Jews in 1838]] and a devastating epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s ~~entranceway~~ displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.	+	In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs [[1838 Safed Plunder\|attacked the Jews in 1838]] and a devastating epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s entrance way displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew:~~'''~~ בית כנסת אבריטש ־ בת עין צפת ~~/ '''~~Spelling:~~'''~~ Bas Ayin, Ovaritch, Ovritch ~~/ '''~~Other Names~~:'''~~ Bat Ayin Shul Tzfat ~~/ '''Definition~~:~~'''~~ Old synagogue in Safed, Israel)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Avritch Bat Ayin Shul
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		+	\|data2 = בית כנסת אבריטש ־ בת עין צפת
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		+	\|data4 = Bas Ayin, Ovaritch, Ovritch
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	The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].		The Avritch synagogue, also known as the “Bat Ayin” synagogue, was the scene of one of [[Safed\|Tzfat’s]] biggest miracles. The synagogue today serves a Sephardic community but it originally was the shul of one of the Hassidic community’s leaders, Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch. The Bat Ayin Shul is located at the edge of [[Old City Safed\|Tzfat's Old City]].

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−	In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs attacked the Jews in 1838 and a ~~devestating~~ epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s entranceway displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.	+	In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs [[1838 Safed Plunder\|attacked the Jews in 1838]] and a devastating epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s entranceway displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.

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	In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs attacked the Jews in 1838 and a devestating epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s entranceway displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.		In the years following the earthquake other catastrophes befell the citizens of Tzfat. The Druze and Arabs attacked the Jews in 1838 and a devestating epidemic swept over the community in 1840. Many residents of Safed left, including many of the congregants of the Avritch synagogue. A new “minyan” -- prayer quorum -- rebuilt the synagogue and introduced their own Sephardi customs into the services. Today, the synagogue opens for prayers on the Sabbath and holidays and follows Sephardi traditions and customs. The synagogue’s entranceway displays a plaque that attests to the miracle of Rabbi Avraham Dov during the earthquake.
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