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Tzviya (Hebrew: מַעֲלֵה צְבִיָּה, lit. 'Zvia Heights'), also Tzviya, is a
community settlement in
northern Israel.
Located in the
Galilee to the...
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Rachel Tzvia Back is an English-language American-Israeli poet,
translator and
professor of literature. Born in Buffalo, New York,
Rachel Tzvia Back was...
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Tzvia Greenfield (Hebrew: צביה גרינפילד; born 27
October 1945) is an
Israeli politician and a
former Member of the
Knesset for Meretz. She was the first...
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failed to stop the party's decline, as they won just five seats. In 2007,
Tzvia Greenfield,
sixth on the
party list,
became the first-ever
female ultra-Orthodox...
- in
Baranavichy (today in Belarus), to
Rabbi Moshe Avrohom Berezovsky and
Tzvia Berezovsky. His
father was the head of the
local Jewish community and his...
- photographer, son of Ruth W.
Greenfield and
father of Isca Greenfield-Sanders
Tzvia Greenfield,
Israeli politician Veronica Greenfield (1946–2022) aka Ronnie...
- pear". The
Plant Health Instructor. doi:10.1094/PHI-I-2000-0726-01. Iljon,
Tzvia; Stirling, Jenna; Smith,
Robert J. (2012). "A
mathematical model describing...
- Chemed, and
Tzemach Hasadeh.
Religious high
schools are
Yeshiva Tichonit,
Tzvia and Amit. The city has over 40
synagogues and
several yeshivas,
among them...
- 2011). The
Selected Poetry and
Drama of Leah Goldberg,
translated by
Rachel Tzvia Back (Toby Press, 2005). From
Songs of Two
Autumns (poem),
translated by...
- 1977),
Israeli politician Rachel Baard,
South African theologian Rachel Tzvia Back,
Israeli poet and
translator Rachel Balkovec (born 1987), American...
