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under the "Reserve
Service Law". From 2004
onwards Israel has
marked "Yom
Miluim" ([National]
Reserve Day) on the Lag
BaOmer holiday to
promote public sympathy...
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hybrid of Gr**** -ιζ- -iz- and
Latin -atio)
miluím-nik (מילואימניק) 'reservist,
reserve soldier', from
miluím 'reserve' (literally 'fill-ins') + -nik, a...
- Intertextes, 1989; Paris, Noel Blandin, 1991. Mi-kan u-mi-kan:
shesh maḥbarot u-
miluʼim [From Here and There] (novel). Warsaw: Sifrut. 1911.
Sipurim [Stories]...
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Aryeh Leib
HaCohen ****er (c. 1745 – 1812) (Hebrew: אריה לייב בן יוסף הכהן הלר) was a Rabbi, Talmudist, and
Halachist in Galicia. He was
known as "the...
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liable for up to 30 days (much less on average) per year of
reserve duty ("
miluim")
until they are in
their early forties.
Women in
certain positions of responsibility...
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Rapoport was
instrumental in
publishing his father-in-law's work
Avnei Miluim,
writing the index, sources, and
numerous comments. His
chief work was the...
- and
Halachist in Galicia,
author of the
Ketzos Hachoshen and the
Avnei Miluim Raphael Berdugo (1747–1821),
rabbi in
Meknes Chaim Ickovits (1749–1821)...
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notes to
Solomon Löwisohn's Meḥkere
Lashon (Vilna, 1849); and
Tosefet Miluʼim (lit. 'Additional Notes'), a
commentary on the
Aramaic translation of the...
- (1981).
Mishpakhot Atikot Beyisreal. Israel.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
location missing publisher (link) Kara,
Arieh Leib (1815). Ayil Ha-
Miluim. Krotoszyn....
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Captain Dubek's ****istant
Bsorot Tovot 2006 Rona TV
series Miluim [he] 2006 TV
series Tom Avni 24/7 2007
Tamima TV
series Tehilim 2007 Orna...
