Hi all,

I'm processing this title below, which has a call number assigned to it in 
OCLC, but I think it's an incorrect call number corresponding to an incorrect 
heading.

The call number right now is DS119.771, corresponding to the heading 
"Israel-Hamas War, 2023-" However, the book is not about this particular 
conflict but about the Israel/Palestine conflict more broadly.

The majority of the book is actually about locations other than 
Israel/Palestine, though the goal of the book is to use Ireland, Cyprus, and 
South Africa as examples for I/P. So it could be argued that the book should be 
in DS rather than, for example, GN496 (Anthropology—Ethnology. Social and 
cultural anthropology—Cultural traits, customs, and institutions—Societal 
groups. Ethnic groups—Intergroup relations. Diplomacy—General works) - [that's 
just a quick example, I didn't dig too deep into it yet].

A better DS number for this could be DS119.76, more generally about 
"Arab-Israeli conflict" without pinpointing it to October 7 (the book does 
mention that its topic is important "especially after October 7," which many 
books now are doing but still don't belong in DS119.771).

OCLC: 1482715268
245 10 וכיתתו : ǂb אירלנד, קפריסין ודרום אפריקה = Swords to ploughshares: 
Ireland, Cyprus and South Africa / ǂc אלון ליאל, יהודה ליטני.
245 10 Ṿe-khitetu : ǂb Irland, Ḳafrisin u-Derom Afriḳah = Swords to 
ploughshares: Ireland, Cyprus and South Africa / ǂc Alon Liʼal, Yehudah Liṭani.
246 31 Swords to ploughshares : ǂb Ireland, Cyprus and South Africa
264 1 בני ברק : ǂb הקיבוץ המאוחד, ǂc [תשפ"ד = 2024]
264 1 Bene Beraḳ : ǂb ha-Ḳibuts ha-meʼuḥad, ǂc [784 = 2024]
300   399 pages ; ǂc 21 cm.

Thoughts?

Dainy


Dainy Bernstein ey/they

Hebraica Library Specialist

University of Pennsylvania Libraries

3420 Walnut Street, Room 131

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6206

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