Inside the gate, where each Jew must see it daily, rose an obelisk commemorating a crime supposed to have been committed by the Jews of Trent some years before. It began one day in Novem- ber when the dignitaries of Safed came to him and blunt Rabbi Yom Tov said, Zaki, it's not proper for you to remain unmar- ried. I won't take the job in Jerusalem, Tabari said finally. n a tight circle, a future cardinal who had been able to adjust to what- ever new historical evide
We lived in Avaro . they explained. And on Shabbat, starting on Friday afternoon, they stood especially apart from the rest of Safad, a little group of devout Jews living around Rabbi Zaki's old shop. Bring them all forward, Abd Umar announced, and terrified mothers scattered through the town to bring their offspring out of hiding.
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