Shaʻare Binyamin
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Żółkiew was one of the three major centers of Hebrew printing in Poland. (The others were Krakow and Lublin). The first Hebrew printing house was established in Żółkiew in 1692 by a printer from Amsterdam, Uri ben Aharon Fayvesh (1625–1715). Most of the books published in Żółkiew by the Fayvesh family and associated printing branches continued proudly using “Amsterdam” fonts on their title pages. Shaʻare Binyamin, the alphabetically arranged dictionary to the Bible, Talmud, Midrash and the Kabbalistic works was compiled by R. Binyamin Zeʼev ben David who lived in the 18th century.
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