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Sign: Be’er Ya’akov - Heritage Sites in Israel - The hut of the rabbi of the colony


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Ha-Tavor St 5, Be’er Ya’akov, Israel
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On the sign:
סמל המועצה לשימור אתרי מורשת בישראל
סמל המועצה המקומית באר יעקב
סמל משרד התרבות והספורט

צריף רב המושבה
כאן, ליד עץ האקליפטוס, עמד הצריף בו התגורר הרב, החכם ניסים יוסף סאגיס (שא-נס) ז"ל עם משפחתו. הוא היה הרב של המושבה באר-יעקב, בשנים 1925 עד פטירתו ב -1949. צריף העץ, גודלו כ-50 מ"ר, כלל מטבח ושני חדרים. השירותים היו מחוץ לצריף.
עם הקמת המדינה והעלייה הגדולה לארץ, עיברת הרב סאגיס את שם משפחתו וקרא לה שא- נס, עפ"י הפסוק: "ושא-נס לקבץ גלויותינו". תלמידיו מבורסה BURSA, בה שימש כרב, היו בבאר-יעקב לפניו והם ביקשו ממנו שיצטרף אליהם להנהיגם במושבה.

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הרב שא נס עם אשתו חיה ויקטוריה וידידת המשפחה
(מאוסף התמונות המשפחתי של יוסי שא נס)
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Note that unlike other signs from the same series, the sign head is rectangular, and is not designed as a silhouette of the Herzliya Gymnasium.

The eucalyptus tree and the sign were photographed that day by the same photographer Click for a larger image

Translation of the text on the sign:
Symbol of the Council for the Preservation of Israeli Heritage Sites
The emblem of Be’er Ya’akov Local Council
The emblem of the Ministry of Culture and Sport

The hut of the rabbi of the colony
Here, next to the eucalyptus tree, stood the hut where the late Rabbi, the sage Nissim Yosef Sagis (Sa-Ness) lived with his family. He was the rabbi of the Be’er Ya’akov colony, from 1925 until his death in 1949.
The wooden hut, about 50 square meters in size, included a kitchen and two rooms. The toilets were outside the hut.
With the establishment of the state and the great aliyah to Eretz Yisrael, Rabbi Sagis changed his last name and called it Sa-Nas, according to the verse: "And let it be a miracle to gather our exile." To lead them in the colony.

[Image]
Rabbi Sha Ness with his wife Chaya Victoria and a friend of the family
(From the family photo collection of Yossi Sa Ness)




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