- eat: the
arbeh after its kinds, and the
salam after its kinds, and the
hargol after its kinds, and the
hagav after its kinds. But all
winged swarming...
- War. Amir
Drori was
awarded the
medal for his
conduct during Operation "
Hargol" (also
known as
Tawfiq raid) in 1960.
Yitzhak Mordechai received the medal...
- Tryxalis) is meant, as it is
distinguished by its very
elongated head.
hargol—the
Hebrew term
literally means strafer (one that runs to the
right or to...
-
perhaps the
locust in its
hopper state, in
which it is most destructive;
hárgõl,
translated in the D.V. as ophiomachus; yéléq, the
stinging locust; çelãçâl...
- God
Replies (שאלות קשות לאללה: אתם שואלים, אלוהים משיב): novel, Israel:
Hargol/Am Oved, 2005. 2024 (upcoming_:
People Like Us (Kan 11), TV series, written...
-
Tchernichovsky Prize for
exemplary translation.
Shemesh Shemesh (Sun Sun),
Hargol, 2006
Artzenu (Our Land), Ha-kibbutz ha-meuchad, 2002
Politiqa (Politics)...
- books. Binyamina, Israel. 2008. (Hebrew) Ein
Habuba (Doll’s Eye), a novel.
Hargol-Am Oved publishers, Tel Aviv, Israel. 2007. (Hebrew)
Shirim Beashdodit (Poems...
- wounded. That same night, Israel's
Golani Brigade carried out
Operation Hargol (cricket),
raiding Syrian positions in the
village of al-Tawafiq. Nine Syrians...
-
website "Haoketz", and
literary editor for the "Maktoob"
series published by
Hargol Publishing and
underwritten by the Van Leer Institute. She
lectures poetry...
- in
Drora Dumani, Everywhere:
Israeli Landscape with
Memorial (Tel Aviv:
Hargol, 2002). [In Hebrew] See:
Galia Bar Or, “Universal and International: The...
