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Tamar Ross (at Yale for just this year then back to Israel--will be in LA 
around Shavuoth--Expanding the Palace of the Torah))
Erica Brown  (states and Israel...contact thruogh Hebrew College Maayan 
program?)
Yossi Klein Halevi (Israel)
Rabbi Michael Broyde (Atlanta)
Rabbi Avi Weiss (Riverdale, Bronx, NY)
Rabbi Danny Landes -Israel -Pardes)
There are many others

Best
Abigail Yasgur, Director
Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles



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RE: [ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

[Benjamin Richler]

The website of Neot Kedumim, the Biblical landscape Reserve, near Modiin in
Israel lists plants in the Tanakh.


http://www.n-k.org.il/Feat/plantlist.html

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Re: [ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

[Stanley Nachamie]

There is (or at least was) a "Biblical Zoo" in Israel,
which had many of the animals mentioned in the Hebrew
Bible.
There is also a book called something like "The
Biblical Bestiary," which had information and
illustrations on all the animals mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible.

Perhaps there is a Biblical Garden in Israel, or a
similar book to the "bestiary" one.

Be aware that there are disputes among the
commentaries, both ancient and modern, about the
identity of all the plants mentioned in Tanach.

I'd be interested in hearing the answers you receive.

Thank you.

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[ha-Safran]: Israeli Novelists/Jewish Authors

[Linda Silver]

  "Our eighth grade teacher is requesting novels by Israeli authors about
 > Israel or Jewish authors writing about the Holocaust. "

Israeli Novelists about Israel
The Sydney Taylor Book Award winner for 2004 is by an Israeli author,
Penina Moed Kass, who wrote "Real Time."  For an outstanding new novel 
about Israeli army service and teens in modern Israel, see "Light Years" by 
Tammar Stein. For another and not as good, see "When I Was a Soldier" by 
Valerie Zenatti.
 For other novels for middle school about Israel by Israelis, see those 
by Anna Levine, Gabrielle Carmi, Gila Almagor, Nava Semel, and Uri Orlev.

Jewish Authors about the Holocaust
 There are many.  Notable authors include Uri Orlev, Livia Bitton 
Jackson, Ida Vos, Carol Matas, Edith Baer, Kathy Kacer, Sonia Levitin, 
Nancy Patz, Mirjam Pressler, Irene Watts, Bracha Weisbarth, Kathryn Winter, 
Hava Ben-Zvi, and Eva Wiseman.
 See the Valuesfinder, 
www.ajljewishvalues.org,  for more 
information and more authors.

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[ha-Safran]: Another funny CD sale, what else

[Salkluger]

hello friends- forsale all comedy cd's-  1.Jackie Mason's" Brand New" $8.00,
   2.  Myron Cohen Its Not A Question[recorded live at the Eden Roc in M.B.]
$12.003.  Myron Cohen  Everybody Gotta Be Someplace [ recorded 1967 in
N.Y.C.] $  12.00   4.Christmas Songs for Jewish People by and starring Ron
Friedman with shtiklas as; Hark the herald angels sing...Nothing good is
happening. and, God Rest Ye,Mendel Applebaum.  14.00, postage extra.  Nu, 
thx sal

Sal Kluger
Simcha Sales Inc.
11 Imbrook Lane
Aberdeen NJ 07747

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Re: [ha-Safran]: Novels by Jewish authors

[Susan Dubin]

Dear Dorothy,
I strongly recommend looking at the Jewish Valuesfinder web site produced 
by Linda Silver. There
is a link on the AJL home page jewishlibraries.org

Two of my favorites for Israel are Running on Eggs by Anna Levine and Samir 
and Yonaton by
Daniella Carmi. I also highly recommend for 12 and up Real Time by Pnina 
Moed Kass, this year's
Sydney Taylor Award winner.
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[ha-Safran: Flowers in the Bible

[goldman]

Hello:

I need to know all the flowers and trees named in the Tanakh. A tall order! 
Where (if anywhere)
can I get that information?

When I surfed the internet, I was able to get some info but it came from 
the NEW TESTAMENT and for
what I need it must come from the OLD TESTAMENT.

Any help is appreciated.

Shalom.

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Re: [ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

[Dina Tanners]

You might want to get by Lynne Schreiber, the author of Hide and Seek:
  Jewish Women and Hair Covering.  She lives in the Detroit area.  I
heard her speak in Seattle last May and she was fascinating.  She grew
up Reform and became Orthodox on her own before she met and married
Avi Schreiber.  She is a journalist by profession.  The book is coming
out in a new edition in May.  She is a riveting speaker on the topic
of the book.  There were about 60 people in attendance and the
non-Orthodox (like me) also found the book very interesting and her
talk about her path and how the book came to be very interesting.

Also, Rivy Poupko Kletenik in Seattle is a very knowledgable and
dynamic woman speaker.  She is the wife of the rabbi at the main
Orthodox Ashkenazic synagogue in Seattle and is also Director of
Education at the Jewish Education Council of the Jewish Federation of
Greater Seattle.  She has taught classes at Limmud Seattle, CAJE, OU,
etc.  If you google her, you will find a lot of information.  Here,
for example, is a reference to her speaking in Chicago at the First
Annual Jewish Women's Educational Conference :
http://www.juf.org/news_public_affairs/article.asp?key=4498

Hope this is useful.  Often women are not mentioned in response to
requests like yours.

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[ha-Safran]: Montreal Jewish Public Library events: March & April

[Yossi Galron]

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The Jewish Public Library in Montreal is offering two particularly 
interesting programs in the near future.  The first of these, in honor of 
Purim, is the Yiddish Café’s presentation of Itsik Manger’s “MEGILEH”.

Date:Monday, March 21, 2005
Time:   8 PM
Place:   La Sala Rossa, 4848 Saint-Laurent Blvd., Montreal, Que.
Admission :  $5 per person
INFO:  (514) 345-2627, EXT. 3006
Advance tickets:  (514) 345-6416
The second event features Shane Baker, Executive Director of the Congress 
of Jewish Culture in New York and an “off-off-Broadway” regular.  He will 
be presenting a program of dramatic readings in Yiddish in memory of the 
20th yortsayt of Joseph Buloff and in honour of Luba Kadison, master actors 
of the Yiddish stage.  Entitled  “From the Repertoire of the Yiddish Art 
Theatre”, the program is sponsored by Mindy Spiegel in honour of Eugene 
Orenstein’s special birthday.

Date:  Sunday, April 10, 2005
Time:  2 PM
Place:  Gelber Conference Centre, 5151 Cote Ste-Catherine Rd., 
Montreal, Que.
Admission:  $5 (Jewish Public Library members)
 $8 (others)
INFO:  (514) 345-2627, EXT. 3006
Advance tickets:  (514) 345-6416

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RE: [ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

[Samlan, Arnie]

Depending on what it is you're trying to accomplish, my choices would be
David Silber from D'risha Institute, Rabbi Avi Weiss from Hebrew
Institute of Riverdale, Rabbi Saul Berman of Stern College (and other
places), Rabbi Dov Lerea of the Heschel School in NY, Rabbi Steven
Greenberg (I believe he's still a CLAL fellow), Rabbi Irving (Yitz)
Greenberg of City University of NY, Dr. Devorah Steinmetz (Jewish
Theological College faculty), Richard Joel of Yeshiva University.  And,
if you go as far as Israel (or are lucky enough to have dates that
overlap with already scheduled trips), then the list expands to people
like Aviva Zornberg and Rabbi Naftali Rotenberg of Van Leer Institute.

Good luck to you.

Rabbi Arnold D. Samlan
Director of Nassau/Queens Services
Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York

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Re: [ha-Safran]: Bible atlas

[Barbara Karp]

I know of two Bible atlases: The Macmillan Bible Atlas (which unfortunately 
includes some Christian references) and, in Hebrew, Atlas Daat Mikra.  The 
maps in the latter publication are high-quality, and there are numerous 
photographs of various sites.

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[ha-Safran]: Hebrew Question (fwd)

[Rebecca Landau]

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Rebecca Landau, MLS, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, http://www.gpfn.sk.ca/~ral/


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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Hebrew Question

Hi all,

I received the following request from a friend of mine in Saskatchewan. If
anyone can answer I would appreciate if you could reply either directly to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ; or you can reply to me to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I
will forward the answer on. (My old e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] is still working
but in the process of being changed. So best to use [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks

Rebecca

I'm researching 1 Samuel 16, and have a Hebrew question.

v. 6-8 have Samuel ready to pick Eliab as the new King but God tells him
not to be distracted by physical appearances for "the Lord does not see as
mortals see...but looks on the heart."

But in v. 12, Samuel finally meets David and finds that he "has beautiful
eyes, and was handsome." Is there a nuance to the word for "handsome" in
v. 12 that I need to know?

On a literal take it seems like the story ends with God telling Samuel,
"OK, here is someone with a physical appearance that I'll let you get
distracted by."

And as a further aside, do you have a Hebrew font for Windows?

Rebecca Landau, Library Director
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[ha-Safran]: Help finding source of quote

[Andrea Rapp]

Bernard Lewis is quoted as having written a few years
ago:
  "We live in a time when great efforts are being made
to falsify the record of the past to make history a
tool of propaganda."
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Re: [ha-Safran]: Reading

[Dina Tanners]

Welcome to the Family is a wonderful book.  It was written by a woman
who taught basic Judaism classes for years in Portland, Oregon. It is
a bit over 100 pages, if I remember correctly.  I gave a copy to my
daughter's non-Jewish mother-in-law, and she felt very comfortable
reading it.  In fact, when I reviewed it for the newsletter, I think I
made reference to her!   It is sold through a small publishing house
in Oregon.

I work in a Judaica store  in Seattle (Tree of Life Judaica and Books)
and we should be getting more copies of the book in soon.  IT retails
for $14.95 (plus shipping).   If an AJL member wants to buy it, just
say you are from AJL and ask for the 10% discount.

Dina Tanners

Here is some copy about it:
This practical handbook is written especially for those seeking simple
explanations about Jews, Jewish events, and Judaism, and will increase
both the reader's knowledge and comfort level in interacting with
Jewish people. It is informative, easy to read and understand. Welcome
to the Family! addresses the issues of intermarried families and
speaks to their concerns in a warm, welcoming manner, interspersing
personal family stories with basic information about the Jewish
experience. It is written from first hand experience by an educator
who is a mother and mother-in-law of intermarried children.

Most important, there are no other books like this on the market! One
can read this book and others like it to get the basic information
about being Jewish and about Judaism, but the nuance, the so-called
rules, the humor, the collective memories, the sense of belonging, the
reason why certain responses are the norm to specific
circumstances-all of these combine to make up the Jewish psyche. This
aspect of the Jewish experience is often hard to understand and even
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[ha-Safran]: Looking for large edition of Frank's Talmud Dictionary

[Deborah Stern]

Does anyone on the list know where we can purchase the large size - 28 cm - 
edition of Frank's Talmud Dictionary? Feldheim no longer publishes this. 
Thanks.

Debbie Stern, Library Director
Mordecai M. Kaplan Library
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
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Wyncote, PA 19095
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[ha-Safran]: Novels by Jewish authors

[Dorothy Krimsky]

Hi,

Our eighth grade teacher is requesting novels by Israeli authors about 
Israel or Jewish authors writing about the Holocaust.  The books need to be 
appropriate for age and for a Jewish Day School environment.  I have many 
Holocaust novels in the library.  For hits on Israeli authors about Israel, 
so far I have, Island of the Birds by Urlev and Under the Domin Tree by Gila
Almagor.  Any suggestions for either category would be greatly appreciated.

Thanking you in advance,

Dorothy Krimksy, Librarian
Solomon Schechter Day School
Newton, MA
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[ha-Safran]: Dynamic Modern Orthodox Speakers

[Berman, Cherille]

A patron has asked me for a short list of the most dynamic Modern Orthodox 
speakers, in the US or Israel,  as his community speakers group has funding 
to bring outstanding speakers to California for a day, a week or a month, 
to speak at various locations in Orange County. They have brought in the 
best and the brightest speakers from Reform, and Conservative movements in 
the past, and would like to add some Modern Orthodox speakers to present 
lectures. I would welcome any personal recommendations that you might have. 
As always, I  value your suggestions.

Many thanks
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Tarbut V'Torah High School




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[ha-Safran]: The yizkor book on Olkeniki is gone

[Cheryl Banks]

I had many queries, and have given it to a research library.  Thanks for 
all the interest.

Cheryl Banks

Cheryl Banks, Director
Joseph and Mae Gray Cultural and Learning Center
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