The '''Teliyat Ye.Sh.U.''' (Hanging Esav) Teliya or Tole in Yiddish (also known as the [[Ma‘aseh Ye.Sh.U.]], [[Ma‘aseh Talui]], [[Ma‘aseh Toleh]] and [[Asham Talui]]) is the second part of the Book of Acts and original story behind the Acts of Peter. It is the Jewish aggadah (tale) on the origins of Christianity and Islam based on Yohanan Ben Zakkai's story of Magdalena's son, [[666]] (also known as [[Dositheus]] and [[Yizush]] and [[Ben Stada]]), from which the Gentiles' so-called "Toledot Yeshu" and other such tales originated.
It is referred to as תליית ישו by Rashi in a tradition describing the origins of the Evangelion with legitimate Jews who affected their culture for the good of all Jews.