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Israel Schochat — (Namensvariante: Schochet; * 1886 in Liskowa, Weißrussland; † 7. Juni 1961 in Israel) war einer der ersten führenden Zionisten. Er gründete und leitete die Organisation HaSchomer (deutsch Der Wächter ). Er war der Ehemann von Manja Schochat.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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IBN SHOSHAN — IBN SHOSHAN, family of nesi im in toledo , especially prominent from the 12th century. However, even in the 11th century samuel ha nagid addressed one member of the family in a poem. Leaders of the Jewish community, the Ibn Shoshan family lived… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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KIBBUTZ FESTIVALS — Kibbutz celebrations originated in the 1920s and 1930s as an attempt to recapture the ancient Hebrew – mainly the agricultural – character of Jewish holidays. (See Table: List of Published Texts of Kibbutz Festivals and Special Occasions.) Over… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
LANDJUDENSCHAFT — (Heb. Kehal Medinah, Benei ha Medinah), self governing institutions set up in almost all territories of the Holy Roman Empire where, during the second half of the 16th and the first half of the 17th century, Jewish communities either still… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
