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Nehemiah ben
Hushiel was as a
leader of the
Jewish revolt against Heraclius and the last
Jewish leader to
control Jerusalem until the
modern state of...
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revolt against Heraclius; the
Sasanian army was
joined by
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel and
Benjamin of Tiberias, who
enlisted and
armed Jews from
across Galilee...
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Chananel ben
Chushiel or Ḥananel ben
Ḥushiel (Hebrew: חננאל בן חושיאל), an 11th-century
Kairouanan rabbi and Talmudist, was in
close contact with the...
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forces led by
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel expulsions of the
local Christian po****tion took place,
causing a revolt.
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel and his
council of sixteen...
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Ḥushiel ben Elḥanan was
president of the beth
midrash at Kairouan, Tunisia,
toward the end of the 10th century. He was
probably born in Italy, but his...
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Saturnura begins eight days
before the [winter] solstice". Ḥananel b.
Ḥushiel,
followed by Rashi, claims: "Eight days
before the
solstice --
their festival...
- the
struggle between Armilus and the
Messiah whose name is
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel ben
Ephraim ben Joseph. He will
proceed Menahem ben
Ammiel identified as...
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Himyarite Kingdom in
Yemen may also have
provided support.
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel was made
governor of Jerusalem.
Christian historians of the
period claimed...
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Tractate Shabbat". In Metzger,
David (ed.).
Perushe Rabenu Ḥananʼel Bar
Ḥushiʼel la-Talmud (in Hebrew). Jerusalem:
Mekhon 'Lev Sameaḥ'. p. 215 (Shabbat...
- 529–531)
Samaritan and
Jewish leadership (556 and 572 revolts)
Nehemiah ben
Hushiel Casualties and
losses ben
Sabar revolt: 20,000–120,000
killed 556–572...
