RE: [ha-Safran]: Israeli Novelists/Jewish Authors

2005-03-03 Thread Stuart Schnee
Another important book is Adjusting Sights by Haim Sabato (Toby Press). A bestseller in Israel, this book describes the experience of a young soldier in the Yom Kippur War. It has also been made into a movie. Best, Stuart Schnee Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the

Re: [ha-Safran]: Flowers in the Bible

2005-03-03 Thread Barbara Karp
A book entitled Nature Man in the Bible by Yehuda Feliks (Soncino Press, 1981) describes plants and animals in related to Biblical verses. While it does not list all flowers in Tanach, there is an index where plants are mentioned. Hope this helps you. Basya Karp, Librarian Shulamith School

[ha-Safran]: Curious about Judaism

2005-03-03 Thread Liza Stabler
A late reply for the person whose friend was curious about Judaism. At last year's convention a speaker from the Jewish Outreach Institute, headed by Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, presented on the topic of resources for librarians; he was part of a panel addressing serving diversity in the Jewish

[ha-Safran]: French version of document

2005-03-03 Thread Beverly Geller
Safranim- I have a teacher here who is looking for the original French version of the Assembly of Jewish notables - answers to Napoleon. We have two editions of the Enlgish translation and he would like to see the original French. If anyone has a copy and would be willing to xerox and fax

Re: [ha-Safran]: Bible atlas

2005-03-03 Thread Dina Tanners
I found the following available from a Jewish perspective: The new Israel atlas, Bible to present day; by Zev Vilnay (1968) and Martin Gilbert has put out a number of historical atlases of Jewish/Israel history. Some include biblical times. Dina Tanners Messages and opinions expressed on

[ha-Safran]: Dynamic Orthodox speakers

2005-03-03 Thread Dina Tanners
Here is another suggestion that I just received from a modern Orthodox cousin: Dina Tanners Here is another suggestion that we found really exciting. We sponsored Rabbi/Dr. Sidney (Shnayer) Leiman as a scholar in residence at our shul a few years ago, andhe was fabulous. He is a real scholar and

[ha-Safran]: Author Levi Meier available

2005-03-03 Thread Stuart Schnee
I am pleased to inform you that author Rabbi Levi Meier will be available on a limited basis to speak for synagogues and other organizations in Southern California starting in late May as his new book Second Chances: Transforming Bitterness to Hope and the Story of Ruth (Urim Publications) is

Re: [ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

2005-03-03 Thread Shmuel Ben-Gad
Perhaps this would help: Plants of the Bible / by Harold N. Moldenke and Alma L. Moldenke. Author/Contributor: Moldenke, Harold N. (Harold Norman), 1909- Publisher/Date: London : Kegan Paul, 2002. Series (Searchable only by keyword): Kegan Paul library of religion and mysticism Description: xix,

Re: [ha-Safran]: Flowers in the Bible

2005-03-03 Thread Andrea Rapp
If you look up Plants in the Encyclopedia Judaica, I believe there is a complete list, with citations. Andrea Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the individual author and are not necessarily endorsed by the AJL

[ha-Safran]: Remembering Jerusalem in Jewish communities

2005-03-03 Thread Avital Ordan
PLEASE EXCUSE CROSS POSTING I've been lurking on this group for a while and have found the discussions extremely informative. My name is Avital Ordan and I'm a librarian at the Harman Science Library, Hebrew University and at the Western Wall Heritage Foundation (which runs the Western Wall