The place where Jacob wrestled all night with a divine visitor, was given the name Israel, and named the site "the face of God" (Genesis 32:24-30). Gideon later destroyed its tower after its men refused to help his pursuit of the Midianite kings (Judges 8:8-9, 17).
Penuel is the place by a river where Jacob wrestled all night with a mysterious visitor from God. At dawn Jacob was given a new name, Israel, and he called the place "the face of God." Years later, Gideon tore down Penuel's tower when its people refused to help him.
References: Genesis 32:30; Judges 8:8-17
People connected to Penuel
Israel(M) — wrestled with God through the night here and was renamed Israel
Genesis 32:24-31
Zalmunna(M) — a Midianite king whom Gideon pursued past this town
Judges 8:8-12
Zebah(M) — a Midianite king whom Gideon pursued past this town