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- translate and explain a modified text of the Shulchan Aruch. In HaModi'a laHadashim (New York) for 1901, he published, under the title LeDorot Golei Russiya...
- days of the state of Israel. He was one of the founders of the Ofakim Hadashim art group. Pinhas Abramovich was born in 1909, in Mažeikiai, in the Russian...
- Jews: recent developments among observant Jews in Israel (HaDati'im haHadashim: Mabat achshavi al haHevra haDatit b'Yisrael). Jerusalem: Keter (in Hebrew)...
- settlement in Ein Hod. Also in the 1950s, Janco was a founding member of Ofakim Hadashim ("New Horizons") group, comprising Israeli painters committed to abstract...
- enrolling at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière and subsequently he traveled to Italy. Raayoni joined the Ofakim Hadashim group in 1952 where he became...
- (1876), Voskhod (1881–84), Ben 'Ammi (part i., St. Petersburg, 1887), Ḥadashim gam Yeshanim (in Ha-Miẓpah, vol. i.), Ha-Asif (vol. i.), Keneset Yisrael...
- Tzimtzum. See Yechveh Daat Vol 3, section 47 by Ovadiah Yosef See Ktavim Hadashim published by Yaakov Hillel of Ahavat Shalom for a sampling of works by...
- seminar by himself. Between 1954 and 1959 he was a member of the "Ofakim Hadashim" (New Horizons) group and parti****ted in exhibitions of the group. Between...
- advocate loyalty to the Israeli native character, and the second, Ofakim Hadashim (New Horizons), at the helm of Joseph Zaritsky, supported the global abstract...
- "The Forms of the Elements" (Tzurot Hayesodot) "New Heavens" (Shamayim Hadashim) "Deeds of God" (Mifalot Elohim) "P****over Offering" (Zevach Pesach) Ironically...