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Aharit Hayamim ("End of Days") is an
Israeli reggae fusion band
formed in
Jerusalem in 2002. The
music of
Aharit Hayamim is
described as a "mix of reggae...
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customs largely observed in Ashke****
communities spells the
Hebrew word
aḥarit (אחרית, "last"): אקדמות – Aqdamut, the
reading of a
piyyut (liturgical...
- the dead. In Judaism, the end
times are
usually called the "end of days" (
aḥarit ha-yamim, אחרית הימים), a
phrase that
appears several times in the Tanakh...
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confrontation is
meant to
occur in a
final "end of days"
since the
Hebrew term
aḥarit ha-yamim (Hebrew: אחרית הימים) may
merely mean "latter days", and is open...
- and earth.
Judaism usually refers to the end
times as the "end of days" (
aḥarit ha-yamim, אחרית הימים), a
phrase that
appears several times in the Tanakh...
- the
Return to the Land of the
Fathers belonged to the end of history, to
Aharit hayamim, to the
coming of the
Messiah and the
establishment on
earth of...
- H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Omer Adam Ayal
Adler Moshik Afia
Aharit HaYamim (End of Days) Chen
Aharoni Chava Alberstein Alon De Loco Jo Amar...
- Year
Album Artist Details Ref. 1972
Aharit HaYamim (Apocalypse)
Aharit HaYamim Back
vocals on "Yom Huledet" 1995
Machsavot VeEfsharuyot (Thoughts and Possibilities)...
- Bird Care" and "Not
Enough Room for Two on the
Electric Pole"
recorded by
Aharit Hayamim, "I Live From Day to Day"
recorded by Rita, "London"
recorded by...
- and "Sufa" (Hebrew: סופה, lit. "Storm"),
while Klepter was a
member of
Aharit HaYamim (Hebrew: אחרית הימים, lit. "End of Days" or "Doomsday"). The band...
