In the pages of this book, Israel 60, we proudly present you with the sequel to Those Were the Years - Israel's Jubilee, relating the full story of the State of Israel since it was established to this day. Year by year, the drama of this state's history is studied and analyzed, covering the most important events in politics, security, art, sports, and its residents' everyday life. The texts are accompanied by authentic pictures of the best photographers who captured the moments with their cameras. The crown jewels in this book are 60 articles one for each year that discuss the year's most important event or most influential figure. They are authored by some of Israel's most prominent writers, poets, philosophers, politicians, political leaders, army commanders, journalists, and media persons. The tale of Israel's 60 years of existence is the most exciting, dramatic, and fascinating story of the 20 the century and beyond. We, the Israelis, find this hard to comprehend and appreciate because we live the stories; we are too close to them. This book, however, can be read as a moving, sad, and exciting story that may be difficult at times, but is always fascinating.
Temple , similar to Canaanite temples excavated at Lachish and Bet Shean , would have been “ put up and equipped in a manner quite alien to the Israelites ” ( Johnson , ibid ) . In fact , Johnson goes on to argue that “ What is clear is ...
The program also included a promise that Wallace would “ go back and take another look " at the situation of Jews in Syria . The second program , broadcast March 21 , 1976 , disappointed critics who expected the second report to prove ...
That required , however , a period of study in the United States and further research and reflection over the years . in 1967 , at a meeting with Professor Gerson Cohen , then Professor of Jewish History ...
Bazak Guide to Israel
Golda: A Play in Two Acts
An examination of America's four-decade entanglement in Middle Eastern politics traces the sequence of events that brought the United States to the point where its policies are manipulated by an ally.
In a time when Israel is growing more isolated in the Middle East and is fearful of a nuclear armed Iran, Noa Kagan, an MIT-trained scientist and strong-willed daughter of a socialist kibbutz upbringing, loses her only son when he is killed ...
From These Men: Seven Portraits
Ben Gurion: żywot polityczny: z Szimonem Peresem rozmawia David Landau
Combat pour la paix: mémoires