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The Faunas of Hayonim Cave, Israel: A 200,000-Year Record of Paleolithic Diet, Demography, and Society (Bulletin (American School of Prehistoric Research)) by Mary C. Stiner, 2006-02-28
Israel Potter - Herman Melville by Herman Melville, 2010-01-28
Critical Essays on Israeli Society, Religion, and Government (Books on Israel, Vol 4)
Words and Stones: The Politics of Language and Identity in Israel (Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics, 26) by Daniel Lefkowitz, 2004-07-22
Popular Protest And Political Culture In Modern China: Learning From 1989 by Ernest P. Young, Joseph W. Esherick, et all 1991-12-11
Irreconcilable Differences?: The Waning of the American Jewish Love Affair with Israel (Brandeis Series in American Jewish History, Culture and Life) by Steven T. Rosenthal, 2001-02-01
Israel vs. Utopia by Joel Schalit, 2009-10-01
The Controversy over the Historicity of the Bible (in Hebrew) (Institute for the Research of Eretz-Israel its Peoples and Cultures)
The Samaritans (Institute for the Research of Eretz-Israel its Peoples and Cultures) by Ephraim Stern, 2002
The Emergence Of A New Mediterranean Culture: Maghreb - Mashriq - Israel
Israel, Its Life and Culture, III-IV
The Sadducees and Their Halakhah: Religion and Society in the Second Temple Period (Institute for the Research of Eretz-Israel its Peoples and Cultures)
A City of Many Seas: Ascalon during the Hellenistic and Roman Periods (Institute for the Research of Eretz-Israel its Peoples and Cultures) by Gideon Fuks, 2001
Israel: Its Life & Culture (4 vols. in 2)

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Israel Gimel - Free Midi Library [The Israeli-Jewish-Yiddish-Hebrew-Folk-Cultura
of Jewish/ Israeli/ Yiddish/ Hebrew/ Klezmer Midi Files to Promote Hkai (Hebrew for Life ) and Better Understanding of the Israeli/ Jewish culture and the
http://members.aol.com/israelmidi/

Extractions: Ruah- Links since June 9, 1996 The Israeli Jewish Yiddish Hebrew Folk Cultural Music Midi Free Library Note: Aol has been upgrading servers and there have been temporarily broken links. If this happens to you, please try at a later time. Celebrating 6 years of serving the Jewish Community. Try AOL. 1000 free Hours Click left menu links or scroll down for midi files press ctrl-D to bookmark this site Please support artists by purchasing their music through the buttons or the following ad:
Ambassade D'Israël En France
Site officiel. Tous les services d'une ambassade visa, culture, ©conomie et affaires.
http://www.amb-israel.fr/
Artikelbeskrivning
Artikelbeskrivning. israel culture SHOCK! Författare, culture SHOCK! ISBN, 1857330161. Förlag, KUPERARD (LONDON) LTD. Utgåva, 92.01. Språk, Engelska.
http://www.akademibokhandeln.se/db/cc/cc_main.getBook?cisbn=1857330161
Jewish Studies Major
Multidisciplinary, college-wide investigation of Jewish civilization in its many historical and geographical manifestations. The scope of the Jewish Studies curriculum covers Jewish civilization from its ancient Near Eastern origins through its contemporary history and culture in israel and the diaspora communities around the world. It is a secular, academic program with diverse, cross-cultural emphases.
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/jewst/

Extractions: Jewish Studies Major Ronald Kiener , Director Click here for Fall 2002 JWST course roster Click here for JWST Faculty Click here for Spring 2003 JWST course roster Jewish Studies is a multi-disciplinary, college-wide investigation of Jewish civilization in its many historical and geographical manifestations. The scope of the Jewish Studies curriculum covers Jewish civilization from its ancient Near Eastern origins through its contemporary history and culture in Israel and the diaspora communities around the world. It is a secular, academic program with diverse, cross-cultural emphases. Majors are required to complete, with grades of C- or better, twelve course credits in the Jewish Studies Program. Majors are strongly recommended to participate in foreign study, normally through The award of Honors in Jewish Studies will be based on a grade point average of A- or better in the courses for the major and excellence in the senior independent project or thesis. Requirements for the major: I. Core Courses: 4 courses
Adolf Hitler Table Of Contents
Source page of speeches and writings by Hitler on antiSemitism and World War II. From the Encyclopedia of Jewish History and culture.
http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitlertoc.html

Extractions: Adolf Hitler Hitler Declares War on the United States The German Declaration of War with the United States ... Hitler's Memorial Address (3/16/41) [Photo] Hitler on the Nuremberg Laws Hitler's Order of the Day Calling for Invasion of Yugoslovia and Greece Hitler's Speech at the Berlin Sports Palace (1/30/41) The July Plot to Assassinate Hitler ... Zionists Seek, but are Denied Meeting with Hitler
Questia Online Library - The Online Library (3)
The Prophets and israel s culture, page v. THE PROPHETS AND israel S culture. By. CHICAGO ILLINOIS. v-. Read the next page from The Prophets and israel s culture
http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=8849587
IGuide - Israeli Internet Guide
Society and culture People, Environment, Religion, TECHNICAL GUIDE. All Sites in israel Lists By Name, Lists By ISP Statistics Growth of israeli Internet
http://www.iguide.co.il/
Hating Israel Is Part Of Campus Culture - Campus Watch
Middle East studies in the News. Hating israel is part of campus culture by Jonathan Kay National Post September 25, 2002. Last week
http://www.campus-watch.org/article/id/144

Extractions: September 25, 2002 Last week, a Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up on a Tel Aviv bus, propelling pounds of densely packed metal shrapnel into the vehicle's passengers. Five people were killed instantly, and 60 others wounded. The event presumably failed to darken the day of Ted Honderich, a Canadian-born philosopher who teaches at University College London. Last week, he told an audience in Toronto that Palestinians have a "moral right" to blow up Jews. And he encourages them to exercise it: "To claim a moral right on behalf of the Palestinians to their terrorism is to say that they are right to engage in it, that it is permissible if not obligatory." In Britain, where Honderich now lives, his theories have generated controversy. A disgusted Daily Telegraph reviewer called his new book, After the Terror, "one of the worst books I have ever read." But on his Canadian tour, Honderich was greeted warmly. Following his lecture at the University of Toronto, audience members lined up to respectfully parse the fine points of his philosophical theories. And since Honderich blames the West and Israel for what happened on Sept. 11, the CBC naturally regards him as star material. On Sept. 8, Michael Enright interviewed Honderich on national radio an opportunity Honderich used to repeat his claim that suicide bombings are a proper response to Israel's "rape" of Palestine.
AdmiNet - Israel
camera portraits. Institut Sépharade Européen; israel culture, Communications and Media. top Health. Amnesty International israel;
http://admi.net/world/il/
Events
with conversational Hebrew skills, the Café is a place where friendships develop, networking is commonplace and discussions on israel s culture, politics, and
http://www.israelcentersf.org/events/index.asp

Extractions: A warm, informal gathering for those with conversational Hebrew skills, the Café is a place where friendships develop, networking is commonplace and discussions on Israel's culture, politics, and society are always lively. Sessions are facilitated by Ayelet Daliot, a seasoned MELITZ educator. $5. JCF office, 5150 El Camino Real, Suite D-15, Los Altos. A warm, informal gathering for those with conversational Hebrew skills, the Café is a place where friendships develop, networking is commonplace and discussions on Israel's culture, politics, and society are always lively. Sessions are facilitated by Ayelet Daliot, a seasoned MELITZ educator. A Hebrew class precedes the San Francisco session at 6:45 pm in the same room, taught by the talented Merav Rozenblum, a professional linguist and translator. For instructions and parking visit www.jchsofthebay.org. $5. San Francisco JCC, 3200 California Street., Room 312, (at Presidio), San Francisco.
Israel Center
More. culture The israel Center provides a cultural bridge connecting the Bay Area Jewish and israeli community with their counterparts in israel. More.
http://www.israelcentersf.org/
Soc.culture.jewish FAQ: Jews And Israel (8/12)
Archivename judaism/FAQ/08-israel Soc-culture-jewish-archive-name faq.08-israel Posting-Frequency Monthly Frequently Asked Questions on Soc.culture.Jewish
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/judaism/FAQ/08-Israel/preamble.html

Extractions: Single Page Archive-name: judaism/FAQ/08-Israel Soc-culture-jewish-archive-name: faq.08-Israel Posting-Frequency: Monthly Frequently Asked Questions on Soc.Culture.Jewish Part 8: Jews and Israel [Last Change: $Date: 1995/10/19 15:24:16 $ $Revision: 1.2 $] [Last Post: Fri Mar 5 11:07:10 US/Pacific 2004] The FAQ is a collection of documents that is an attempt to answer questions that are continually asked on the soc.culture.jewish family of newsgroups. It was written by cooperating laypeople from the various Judaic movements. You should not make any assumption as to accuracy and/or authoritativeness of the answers provided herein. In all cases, it is always best to consult a competent authorityyour local rabbi is a good place to start. [2][Got Questions?] Hopefully, the FAQ will provide the answer to your questions. If it doesn't, please drop Email to [3] questions@scjfaq.org
Soc.culture.jewish FAQ: Jews And Israel (8/12)
Jews and their relationship to israel XCache nntpcache 3.0.1 (see http//www.nntpcache.org/) Archive-name judaism/FAQ/08-israel Soc-culture-jewish-archive
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/judaism/FAQ/08-Israel/

Extractions: Help others by sharing your knowledge maintainer@scjfaq.org soc.culture.jewish soc.culture.jewish.moderated ... http://master.scjfaq.org/faq/ URL: http://www.scjfaq.org/faq/ questions@scjfaq.org Subject: Question 14.1: Who is an Israeli and who may enter under her Law of Return? Answer: Israelis are citizens of Israel. Jews may automatically become Israeli citizens under the terms of the Law of Return (as long as they have not renounced the Jewish faith), as may those associated with Jews, such as certain close family members. The Law of Return does not grant immediate citizenship to Jews who, sadly, practice other religions. In the case of people whose status as Jews is uncertain, Israel will still rescue them, especially if they risk being killed as a result of Jew-hatred. There have been efforts to amend the law of Return to exclude from automatic citizenship people whose conversions to Judaism would be unacceptable by Orthodox halachic standards. While this might only affect tens of people, it is an extremely sensitive issue. Subject: Question 14.2: What is Zion? Answer: Zion is a hill in Jerusalem, and one of the names by which Jews have always referred to their homeland, the Land of Israel (Eretz Israel). The name 'Zion' is used in Tanakh both for the land of Israel and for its national and spiritual capital, Jerusalem. Zion (Pronounced 'tsee-yohn' in Hebrew) has had a continuous Jewish population for thousands of years. For many centuries the majority of the Jewish people have lived dispersed in countries all over the world. Yet, powerful national-spiritual bondsexpressed mainly in liturgy and literaturehave constantly linked these Jewish communities with their ancestral homeland. After centuries of decline and neglect under foreign occupation, Zion is flourishing once again, with the large increase in its Jewish population over the past 100 years, and the restoration of its political independence in 1948.
Coffee In Israel (INeedCoffee.com)
in the Jerusalem Post, the israeli English Language daily, Herb Keinon writes about culture in a Cup , the growth of coffee shop culture in israel during the
http://www.ineedcoffee.com/00/08/israel/

Extractions: INeedCoffee become a friend Home History by Myron Joshua Print Friendly Version Email This Article In a recent article in the Jerusalem Post, the Israeli English Language daily, Herb Keinon writes about "Culture in a Cup", the growth of coffee shop culture in Israel during the past five years. During the 1940's and 50's, Israel (a young country now only 52 years old) used to have coffee shops that had a thriving business selling...soda water (flavored and unflavored). That's what people could afford when they were looking for a quiet spot to sit and talk with friends, or argue ideology (a great pastime amongst the ideologues and writers of this new immigrant society.) Coffee was rare in the country that had to ration food during difficult war times and had to invest in the very basics to absorb immigrants and post WWII refugees. Ironically, it may have been the harsh times and required military service (including reserve duty of one or two months a year for all adult males through the age of 50) that laid the cornerstone for a now striving coffee culture that includes espresso bars, outdoor cafes throughout the country. In a recently published Coffee Table book about coffee itself, author Matam Shiram writes about the ritual of coffee preparation in the Israeli army: "Coffee in the reserves is our exclusive invention. It is an Israeli institution that is difficult to describe...You have to imagine the dunes and the beating sun (or conversely the pouring rain), the sweaty uniforms, the smell of oil on the tank... And it is especially necessary to imagine the smell of the coffee cooking in the finjan...
CNSNews.com -- Culture
Using cardboard boxes, the Arab students had created a replica of the controversial security wall israel is building in and around the West Bank.
http://www.cnsnews.com/Culture.asp
ArticleM
The Yarmukian culture in israel. Published in Paleorient 19/1 (1993), pp.115134. Yosef Garfinkel Institute of Archaeology The Hebrew
http://www.hum.huji.ac.il/Archaeology/golan/articlem.htm

Extractions: Israel The Yarmukian Culture is one out of several Pottery Neolithic units which flourished in the Southern Levant in the 6th millennium B.C. The other cultures are the Jericho IX unit commonly named Pottery Neolithic A, the Southern Coastal plain unit, and the Desert Societies (see Fig. 1). Various suggestions were raised over the years concerning these culturals units and especially their chronological relations one to the other, but none has gained any scholarly concensus(1). In this article we will concentrate on the most well defined unit which is the Yarmukian Culture. The following aspects will be presented: history of research, sites description, stratigraphy and geographical distribution, pottery, the flint industry, stone tools, art objects, burial customs, the ecomony, the architecture and settlement pattern, long distance trade, and chronology. I. History of Research
Hillel | Student Groups | Israel | Cultural Committee
israel Cultural Committee. In the face of the political situation in israel, the israel Cultural. Committee stresses the cultural
http://dolphin.upenn.edu/~hillel/groups/israel/culture.html

Extractions: Israel Cultural Committee ... Tzedek Israel Cultural Committee In the face of the political situation in Israel, the Israel Cultural Committee stresses the cultural beauty of the country, as well as its cultural diversity and ethnic identity. The Committee sponsors numerous educational, social, and cultural events throughout the year. Past events have included an Israel 101 educational session, a Bedouin speaker, and an Ethiopian performer. The largest event of the year is Israel Day, celebration during the spring semester which serves as the culminating "Israel experience" when we turn Penn into our own little Israel. Contact Yoni Heilman or Stephanie Gantman for more information
Gems In Israel: Olive Culture In Ancient Israel
Olive culture in Ancient israel by David Eitam David Eitam is an archeologist who specialized in ancient industries of the Holy Land.
http://www.gemsinisrael.com/e_article000008705.htm

Extractions: David Eitam is an archeologist who specialized in ancient industries of the Holy Land. Four years ago he founded More Netofa, a private company that produces gourmet olive oil, honey and spice mixtures, using ancient recipes and modern methods. He also conducts workshops about olive oil, at his home, in Hararit in the Galilee (see related article). The olive tree and its oil have been major components in the culture and rituals of Ancient Israel and the economy of its inhabitants throughout history. Its prominent status is revealed by numerous verses in the Old Testament, the Mishnah and the Talmud.
Ethiopian Jewish Culture - Israel Association For Ethiopian Jews
Ethiopian Jewish culture Way of Life.
http://www.iaej.co.il/pages/our_culture.htm

Extractions: Overall the community had very little contact with other ethnic communities and developed a very rich culture in isolation. Jews in Ethiopia lived in huts and their villages were built near rivers and streams in the mountainous regions of Ethiopia. Besides the economic benefits of living near the water, there was the importance of flowing waters in the rituals of purification and cleanliness practiced by the community. The Ethiopian Jews maintained a strict biblical code of purity surrounding menstruation, birth, death and preparation for the Sabbath. Fresh running water was therefore essential to the community's way of life and spiritual health. The Kessim ("Kohanim") were the top religious and spiritual leaders of the Jewish community. Members of the community came to the Kessim for information related to religion, holidays, wedding ceremonies, divorce proceedings, burials, etc.
Israel.com: Society And Culture/Kibbutzim
LINKS Kibbutz Adventure Centre pop This site offers budget holidays through the work/travel volunteer programs on israel s many Kibbutzim and Moshavim.
http://www.israel.com/directory/Society_and_Culture/Kibbutzim/

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