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Lamdan (Hebrew: למדן) is a late
Hebrew expression for a man who is well
informed in
rabbinical literature,
although not a
scholar in the
technical sense...
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Hannah Lamdan (Hebrew: חנה למדן, 5
January 1905 – 10
April 1995) was an
Israeli politician who
served as a
member of the
Knesset for
several left-wing...
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Lamdan Prize was an
Israeli prize awarded annually, from 1954 to 1983, for
literary works for
children and youth. The
prize was
presented by the Ramat...
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Intelligence Group (Hebrew: להק מודיעין, romanized: Lahak Modi'in; also
known as
Lamdan, its
Hebrew acronym) is a unit of the
Israel Defense Forces Air Force. Like...
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Yitzhak Lamdan (Hebrew: יצחק למדן; 7
November 1899 – 17
November 1954) was an
Israeli Hebrew-language poet, translator,
editor and columnist. Itzi-Yehuda...
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April 28, 2024.
Retrieved December 26, 2008. Amichai-Hamburger, Yair;
Lamdan, Naama; Madiel, Rinat; Hayat,
Tsahi (2008). "Personality Characteristics...
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Moshe Sneh left the
party and set up the Left Faction,
while Hannah Lamdan and
David Livschitz created their own party, the
Faction independent of...
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literary prizes: 1938:
Dizengoff Prize for
painting (also in 1956) 1946:
Lamdan Prize for children's
literature 1955:
Sicily Award for
watercolor painting...
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first Hebrew translation of
Josephus was published, 27-year-old
Yitzhak Lamdan published a
Hebrew epic poem
called "Masada: A
Historical Epic"
about the...
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Lamdan, Ruth. "Levant:
Women in the
Jewish Communities after the
Ottoman Conquest...
