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Aharon Gluska (born 1951) is an Israeli–American painter.
Gluska was born in 1951 in Hadera, Israel. He
studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris...
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Archived from the
original on 8
September 2023.
Retrieved 27
August 2022. Ami
Gluska (12
February 2007). The
Israeli Military and the
Origins of the 1967 War:...
- de-militarized
zones in the
north as part of
their sovereign territory".
Gluska qualified this view by
pointing out that such
Israeli sovereignty over all...
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Archived from the
original on 1
February 2010.
Retrieved 30
January 2010.
Gluska S,
Zahavi EE,
Chein M,
Gradus T,
Bauer A,
Finke S,
Perlson E (August 2014)...
- Baltnyčia
Bychavas Čavusai Čerykavas Chocimskas [be] Drybinas [be]
Gorkai Gluskas Kostiukovičiai Kličavas Klimovičiai Krasnapolis [be] Kruglajė Kričevas...
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Sussman Prize for
Paintings of the Shoah.
Recipients include: 1996:
Aharon Gluska and
Moshe Kupferman The
annual Buchman Foundation Memorial Prize, for writers...
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Language and in the
Linguistic Traditions of the
Jewish Communities (ed.
Isaac Gluska & Tsemaḥ Kessar), Tel-Aviv 1992, p. 239 (in
article by
Yehuda Ratzaby who...
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Democratic Jamie Arden 5,340 9.26 -7.72 $25,248
Progressive Conservative Joe
Gluska 4,506 7.82 +3.00 $4,011
Green Dave King 839 1.45 -0.87
Marijuana Paul Geddes...
- guitar, vocals) Ron
Almog (drums) Ido 'Ziggo' Ofek (guitar, vocals) Itay
Gluska (lead vocals) (left in 2008) Uri
Weinstock keyboards (left
after the first...
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Feinberg (1889–1917), spy Amit
Gershon (born 1995),
basketball player Aharon Gluska (born 1951),
painter Shlomo Gronich (born 1949),
musician Orna Grumberg...
