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Leket Israel, The
National Food Bank, a
registered nonprofit Israel-based charity, is the
leading food
rescue organization in Israel,
serving 175,000+...
- lek (Albanian: leku shqiptar;
indefinite singular lek,
definite plural lekët,
indefinite plural lekë; sign: L; code: ALL) is the
currency of Albania...
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Yehiel Leket (Hebrew: יחיאל לקט, born 12 July 1941) is an
Israeli Zionist activist and
former politician who
briefly served as a
member of the Knesset...
- re-printed in Cremona, 1565, and
later in two
other editions.
Shibbolei ha-
Leket (Hebrew, "Ears of the Harvest"), the
first Italian Jewish codification of...
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Leḳeṭ Yosher (Hebrew: לקט יושר) is a book on
Jewish law
compiled by
Rabbi Joseph (Joslein) ben
Moses (c. 1420–1488).
Having studied for five
years under...
- owes his re****tion to his
compilation of
ritual law
entitled Shibbolei ha
Leket (Ears of Gleaning). It is
divided into 372
paragraphs forming twelve sections...
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Gitler (1928–2019),
American jazz
historian and
journalist Joseph Gitler,
Leket Israel founder Samuel Gitler Hammer (1933–2014),
Mexican mathematician Brown–Gitler...
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Joseph Gitler is an
American who is
known as the
founder of
Leket Israel.
Gitler grew up in New York. He got
married and
later moved to
Israel in 1999–2000...
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Asevilli (Shut),
Nissim of
Gerona (Shut),
Yosef Albo, and the
Shibbole ha-
Leḳeṭ. It is also
appropriate to use this
expression when
referring to a certain...
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Aryeh Dolchin (1978–Dec 1987)
Simcha Dinitz (Dec 1987–14 Feb 1994)
Yehiel Leket (Feb 1994–Feb 1995)
Avraham Burg (Feb 1995–Feb 1999)
Sallai Meridor (25...
