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• ABRAHAM BEN JOSEPH (Yoske) OF LISSA — (Leszno; d. 1777), communal leader in Poland. Abraham, son of the rabbi of Zlotow, was apparently wealthy and engaged in trade. In the 1730s he represented great poland on the councils of the lands . He presided over the Council as parnas in… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Hardal — For the settlement in Bangladesh, see Hardal, Bangladesh. Hardal (also Chardal; hebrewterm|חרד ל, חרדי לאומי| Haredi Le umi |pl=small|Plural: Hardalim |National Haredi) refers to those strictly Orthodox Jews who support the ideology of religious… …   Wikipedia

• Association juridique internationale — L Association juridique internationale (AJI) a été créée suite à une conférence à Berlin en décembre 1929, suite à une proposition de l exécutif du Secours rouge international[1]. Le Congrès initial de fondation devait avoir lieu à Paris, mais… …   Wikipédia en Français

• Альталена — Расстрел «Альталены» Боевая позиция АОИ для обстрела «Альталены», Тель Авив …   Википедия

• Chardal — (or Hardal); Hebrew: חרד ל, acronym for חרדי לאומי, Charedi Le umi, lit. Nationalist Charedi , Plural: Chardalim refers to the Ultra Orthodox Jews who support the ideology of Religious Zionism. It is a combination of the words Charedi and Leumi.… …   Wikipedia

• Ha’Chulya — Die Ha’Chulya (hebr.: החוליה ) war eine Sondereinheit des Palyam, die auf Unterwassereinsätze spezialisiert war und mehrere Sabotageakte gegen die Britische Marine durchführte. Nach der Staatsgründung Israels ging die Ha’Chulya in der… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• FRANKEL, NAOMI — (1920– ), Israeli novelist. Born in Berlin into a wealthy, assimilated German Jewish family, she joined Ha Shomer ha Ẓa ir at an early age and went to Palestine in 1933. She studied Jewish history and Kabbalah, served in the   Palmaḥ during… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• KARGAU, MENAHEM MENDEL BEN NAPHTALI HIRSCH — (1772–1842), German rabbi and author. Kargau was born in Prostibor (Bohemia) and studied under nathan adler and phinehas horowitz in Frankfurt, ezekiel landau in Prague, Joseph Yoske in Posen, and Herz Scheuer in Mainz. For some time he engaged… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism