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HaMashkif (Hebrew: המשקיף, lit. 'The Observer') was a
Hebrew language daily newspaper in
Mandatory Palestine.
Published between 1938 and 1948, it was...
- newspaper, with many of its
founding journalists defecting from Hatzohar's
HaMashkif.
Objection to
withdrawal of the
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and negotiations...
- ****ociated with
Mapai HaBoker (1934–1965, Hebrew), ****ociated with the
General Zionists HaMashkif (1938–1948, Hebrew), ****ociated with
Hatzohar HaTzofe (1937–2008...
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establish HaYarden [he], and in 1938 the
daily HaMashkif. The
party had
briefly also been ****ociated with Doar
HaYom.
Polish members of the
organisation were...
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Tikva defeats Beitar Mahane Hamashkif, 12.6.39,
Historical Jewish Press (in Hebrew)
Beitar Reserve T.A. –
Beitar P.T.
HaBoker, 21
February 1943, via archive...
- and culturally. We
envision the
regime of
Jewish Palestine [Eretz
Israel ha-Ivri, or the 'Jewish Land of Israel'] as follows: most of the po****tion will...
- 1931 by
Yehoshua Lichter. It
closed in 1934, and was
succeeded by
HaYarden and
HaMashkif. The
newspaper is
noted for its
tolerant or even
supportive attitude...
- בביצוע חנה אהרוני.
HaMashkif, July 7, 1946 בתל-אביב.
HaAretz.
October 4, 1946 יום תאונות בתיא והסביבה.
HaBoker,
October 16, 1946 בתיאטרון.
HaOlam. November...
- **** Has Died" - 1970-03-09.
HaBoker
daily newspaper - 1943-04-19.
HaTzofe
daily newspaper - "Khazaria" - 1943-05-14.
HaMashkif daily newspaper - "Khazaria"...
- authorities. They then
founded Hayarden ("The Jordan") and, in 1938,
Hamashkif ("The Observer").
Jabotinsky was a
steady contributor to
these papers...
