Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament. Joan Comay . 2012.
BILU — (Heb. בִּיל״וּ, Hebrew initials of Beit Ya akov Lekhu ve Nelkhah; House of Jacob, come ye and let us go, Isa. 2:5), an organized group of young Russian Jews who pioneered the modern return to Ereẓ Israel. Bilu was a reaction to the 1881 pogroms… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Bilu — ( he. ביל ו; acronym based on a verse from the Book of Isaiah (2:5) בית יעקב לכו ונלכה Beit Ya akov Lekhu Ve nelkha ( House of Jacob, let us go [up] ) was a group of Jewish idealists aspiring to settle in the Land of Israel with the political… … Wikipedia
Bilu — ist ein hebräisches Akronym nach einem Vers aus dem Buch Jesaja (2:5): Haus Jakob, geht, lasst uns aufbrechen! Beit Ja akov Lekhu Ve nelkha . Es bezeichnet eine Gruppe jüdischer Idealisten, die in Eretz Israel siedeln wollten, um dort eine… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Bilu — Also known as a yaksha, in Burmese art and mythology, an ogre or demon. Such fearsome creatures figure prominently in the Jataka Tales and are common artistic motifs at Buddhist sites, such as pagodas and temples, where their images serve… … Historical Dictionary of Burma (Myanmar)
Bilu — (BI lou) A vampiric demon from Burma, the bilu ( blue ) is particularly difficult to detect because it looks exactly like a human, except on closer inspection it has blood red eyes and casts no shadow. A highly skilled predator with enormous… … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Bilu Movement — A Zionist society and movement of Palestinian pioneers from the nonreligious Jewish Russian intellectual leadership, founded in Kharkov in 1882, which spearheaded the First Aliya. It derived its name from the Hebrew acronym of the Biblical… … Historical Dictionary of Israel
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Asher Bilu — (born 1936) is a highly regarded Australian artist whose paintings, sculpture and installations are fascinating, challenging and extremely moving. He is very prolific and has been widely exhibited in Australia and Europe, with work held by major… … Wikipedia
Talmei Bilu — Infobox Kibbutz kibbutz name = Talmei Bilu foundation = 1953 founded by = Kurdish and Romanian Jews region = North western Negev council = Merhavim industry = affiliation = Hitahdut HaIkarim website =Talmei Bilu ( he. תלמי ביל ו, lit. Bilu… … Wikipedia
Kfar Bilu — Infobox Kibbutz kibbutz name = Kfar Bilu foundation = 1932 founded by = Company of the South region = Shephelah council = Gezer industry = Agriculture affiliation = Moshavim Movement website = Kfar Bilu ( he. כפר ביל ו, lit. Bilu Village ) is a… … Wikipedia
