- Dov
Shilansky (Hebrew: דב שילנסקי; 21
March 1924 – 9
December 2010) was an
Israeli lawyer,
politician and
Speaker of the
Knesset from 1988 to 1992. Dov...
- the
Knesset elected Weizman, by a
majority of 66 to 53 (against Dov
Shilansky, the
Likud candidate), to
serve as the next
president of Israel. He ****umed...
- Seidel;
Moshe Shamir;
Yitzhak Shamir;
Avraham Sharir;
Ariel Sharon; Dov
Shilansky;
Eliezer Shostak;
Zalman Shoval;
David Stern;
Yosef Tamir; Ezer Weizman;...
-
Israeli Air
Force commander and
Defense Minister of Israel, ran
against Dov
Shilansky, a
Likud politician. The
Knesset elected Weizman, by a
majority of 66...
- were injured. The
decision did not end the protests. In
October 1952 Dov
Shilansky was
arrested near the
Foreign Ministry building,
carrying a pack of dynamite...
- of the
Knesset In
office 13 July 1992 – 24 June 1996
Preceded by Dov
Shilansky Succeeded by Dan
Tichon Faction represented in the
Knesset 1981–1991 Alignment...
-
Context in "The
Ballad of the Sad
Young Men".
Seacoast Jazz Society.
Shilansky, Mark.
January 1, 2024. Blacker,
Terrance (January 1, 2023). "The Friday...
- Yoga (d. 2011) 1924 –
Philip Abbott,
American actor (d. 1998) 1924 – Dov
Shilansky, Lithuanian-Israeli
lawyer and
politician (d. 2010) 1925 –
Harold Ashby...
- disappearance."
Knesset member and
chair of the
interior committee, Dov
Shilansky, who had
overseen testimony given said, "I
personally believe, in contradiction...
- the curfew) for 24
hours so that (Likud members)
Tzahi Haneghi and Dov
Shilansky could dance with a
Torah scroll on
Sheikh Yusuf's tomb near
Nablus and...
