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we should add redirects from Baal HaMaor, Baal HaMeor, and the various spellings of Zerachiah HaLevi. I myself am not sure how. Bishop564

I added some of these. It's actually very simple to add redirects. First, search for the term you are interested in. If it does not already go to the anticipated page, then click the "create new page" link that is offered. In the edit box for the new page, click the redirect button (#R), and enter the desired target page between the double brackets. That's it. — Dfass 15:58, 11 February 2007 (UTC) reply

Famous descendants include the rabbinical family of Horowitz including, The Holy Shlah,Tthe Nikolsburg Hassidic Dyansty, The Baal Haflah, and The Bostoner Hassidic Dyanasty. -- Saxophonemn ( talk) 00:20, 11 January 2010 (UTC) reply

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