10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HALUTZIM»
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halutzim in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Encyclopedia of Judaism
halutzim. (pioneers) The halutzim (Hebrew for “pioneers”) were the Jews who
came to PALESTINE in the first waves of Zionist immigration, especially those
who worked in agricultural settlements. There were five primary waves of
immigration, ...
Sara E. Karesh, Mitchell M. Hurvitz, 2005
2
In the Plains of the Wilderness
While in Jaffa, Rav Kook became closely acquainted with the Halutzim, the
pioneers who came to Palestine to build the land through labor. The Halutzim
were secular irreligious Jews, many even hostile to Judaism. This led to a
general dislike ...
3
The Encyclopedia of the Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Political, ...
It was first propounded by Joseph Trumpeldor in 1908, and by 1909 Halutzim (
those Jews who had made the move to Palestine) had created the first communal
kibbutz at Degania in the Jordan River Valley. The Halutzim at the Degania ...
Spencer C. Tucker, Priscilla Roberts, 2008
4
Martin Buber: The Hidden Dialogue
It was for the halutzim — these emancipated, idealistic young Jews that Buber
sought to reinterpret the tradition that — in its ossified form of Orthodox
community and culture — they wholeheartedly rejected.40 In historical reality, the
...
5
Perpetual Dilemma: Jewish Religion in the Jewish State
Many of the Halutzim managed to leave Russia, and it was they who constituted
the majority of the Third Aliyah. From Russia the movement spread to the border
states and especially to Poland. By 1935 it numbered some ninety thousand ...
6
The Politics and Public Culture of American Jews
Sampter then went on to describe halutzim draining the swamps of Emek Yizre'el,
the Valley of JezreeL ' 3 How quickly the halutzim became a staple of Zionist
propaganda can be deduced from the remarks Reuben Brainin, the American ...
7
Unwitting Zionists: The Jewish Community of Zakho in Iraqi ...
The halutzim from Europe are like what is written in the Bible: 'Halutzim cross the
Jordan' [a reference to Num. 32:21]." Apparently the shadarim also brought to
Zakho the spirit of Zionism, manifested in "European halutzim," but Zakho's Jews
...
8
Land and Desire in Early Zionism
with these fluids, and contact with them was often a source of pleasure for the
halutzim. Accordingly, the pioneers' oral repertoire was augmented by analstage
praxes such as wetting, absorbing, and adhering. For example, halutzim enjoyed
...
9
Envisioning Israel: The Changing Ideals and Images of North ...
The two praised the halutzim but expressed serious reservations regarding the
kibbutz enterprise. In a characteristic passage, Lewisohn juxtaposed the lethargic
, backward fellah, riding listlessly on a tired ass, his wife trudging behind, with the
...
10
Kibbutz Judaism: A New Tradition in the Making
On the contrary, the rebellion against religion led the halutzim to look for a new
secular Shulhan Arukh. The halutzim were not the only people who threw religion
overboard. They were in company with millions who found in nationalism and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HALUTZIM»
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halutzim is used in the context of the following news items.
Now playing in London: Birobidzhan, the musical!
Images chronicling this period share an uncanny resemblance to Israel's early halutzim (pioneers). An online exhibition by Swarthmore College ... «The Times of Israel, Oct 14»
Understanding Herzl 110 years after his death
An early “lover of Zion,” he spent three months in Palestine in 1890 touring the country from one end to the other and meeting the early halutzim ... «Jerusalem Post, Jul 14»
The POSTman Knocks Twice: Sapir: A diamond in the rough
But, unlike most of his fellow immigrant halutzim (“pioneers”) he had completed teachers' seminary before leaving Europe. Not many Polish ... «Jerusalem Post, May 14»
This Day in Jewish History / Leader of religious Zionism in UK dies
Handler was active in the Zionist youth movement Brit Halutzim Dati'im (League of Religious Pioneers), in which he assumed a leadership role. «Haaretz, May 14»
The Jewish Woman Who Was the Liaison Between the Nazis and …
This was the movement's financial arm, concerned with the purchase of land in Palestine for settlement by Jewish immigrant halutzim, ... «Tablet Magazine, Mar 14»
The POSTman Knocks Twice: The Negev begins at Gedera
We were in what was once wasteland: Kibbutz Alumim, established by some religious halutzim and halutzot in 1966 across from Gaza. In prime ... «Jerusalem Post, Feb 14»
'For Whom the Jackals Howl'
... settlers are the new halutzim (Zionist pioneers)," pointing to the incredible achievements of his movement in building and working the land. «Arutz Sheva, Feb 14»
Perspectives on Tu Bishvat
Among the early halutzim – and other participants in the first aliya in the nineteenth century – were individuals who were both involved in the ... «Jerusalem Post, Jan 14»
When Gershon Agron met Lord Balfour
He was most impressed by halutzim (pioneers) working at Dilb (Kiryat Anavim) on the slopes of barren hills, carrying out the difficult and ... «Jerusalem Post, Oct 13»
Yossi Klein Halevi: I am looking for the vanished Israel
I have spent hundreds of hours plugged into my iPod listening to the songs of the halutzim. I've fallen in love with the Hebrew translations of the ... «Haaretz, Oct 13»
