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Dorot (Hebrew: דּוֹרוֹת, lit. 'Generations') is a
kibbutz in
southern Israel.
Located on
Route 334 near Sderot, it
falls under the muni****l jurisdiction...
- Izi
Dorot (Hebrew: יצחק דורות; 1916–1980), born
Isidore Roth, was an
Israeli military official, and
director of the
Shabak between 1952 and 1953 and a...
- The
Seder Ha
Dorot or "Book of Generations" (completed 1725,
published 1769) by
Lithuanian Rabbi Jehiel Heilprin (1660–1746) is a Hebrew-language chronological...
- of
Aryeh Löb of Plock.
Heilprin is
especially known through his
Seder Ha
Dorot. This work
consists of
three independent volumes or parts: The
first of...
-
Yeridat ha-
dorot (Hebrew: ירידת הדורות),
meaning literally "the
decline of the generations", or
nitkatnu ha-
dorot (נתקטנו הדורות),
meaning "the diminution...
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Sderot city
Alumim Ami'oz
Avshalom Be'eri Bror
Hayil Dekel Dorot Ein
HaBesor Ein
HaShlosha Erez
Gevim Gvar'am
Havat Shikmim Holit Ibim
Karmia Kerem Shalom...
- who
worked for Shin Bet as a bomb dismantler.
Isser Harel (1948–1952) Izi
Dorot (1952–1953) Amos
Manor (1953–1963)
Yossef Harmelin (1964–1974)
Avraham Ahituv...
- for
months at a time.
Although Halevy is best
known for his
classic work
Dorot Harishonim,
rebutting many of the
mainstream historical accounts of Jewish...
- idem on
Talmud tractate Sukkah 17a Talmud,
Hullin 93a ib. p. 129
Seder ha-
Dorot, p. 252, 1878 ed. "Jerusalem". jewishencyclopedia.com.
Archived from the...
- the
Maccabees to the Mishnah. The
Westminster Press. ISBN 9780664219116.
Dorot Ha'Rishonim Manson,
Thomas Walter (1938). "Sadducee and Pharisee". Bulletin...
