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BET(H) LEḤEM — (Ha Gelilit), place located in western Galilee, near Kiryat Tivon, in the lower Zebulun region (Jos. 19:15; perhaps also Judges 12:8f.). It is referred to as Beth Leḥem Ẓeriyah (TJ, Meg. 1, 70a), however this name has not yet been given a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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