The halukka, also spelled haluka, halukkah or chalukah (Hebrew: חלוקה, meaning distribution) was an organized collection and distribution of charity funds...

primarily consisted of religious Jews who relied on external donations (halukka) for support. The Old Yishuv evolved following a significant decline in...

Old Yishuv spent their time studying the Torah and lived off charity (halukka), donated by Jews in the Diaspora.[clarification needed] The term New Yishuv...

concentrated in the Four Holy Cities, extremely poor and relied on donations (halukka) from groups abroad, while the new settlements were small farming communities...

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these immigrants were Ashkenazi Jews from Eastern Europe, who subsisted on Halukka. Published in 1883, the PEF Survey of Palestine volume which covered the...

Winemaking Banking Printing Soap production Textiles Philanthropy Kollel Halukka Montefiore Judah Touro Communities Musta'arabim Sephardim Perushim Hasidim...

Winemaking Banking Printing Soap production Textiles Philanthropy Kollel Halukka Montefiore Judah Touro Communities Musta'arabim Sephardim Perushim Hasidim...

Winemaking Banking Printing Soap production Textiles Philanthropy Kollel Halukka Montefiore Judah Touro Communities Musta'arabim Sephardim Perushim Hasidim...

communities in form of a tithe, a tenth of one's income, a practice called halukka and already used for supporting the religious groups inhabiting the Jewish...