Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Arabic language, continued
Dunash ibn Tamim, 6:48–49
Hebrew, influence on, 8:658–665
Hebrew translations, 2:132
Al-H: arizi, Judah ben
Solomon, 1:655–657
in Mishnaic Hebrew, 8:647–648
Moreh, Shmuel, 14:484
nouns, 8:556
Semitic languages and, 18:283
sentence syntax, 8:602
Skoss, Solomon Leon, 18:662
translations from Hebrew, 8:734
See also Judeo-Arabic language
Arabic Literary Society, 6:318
Arabic literature, 4:170–171, 10:734–
737, 15:472–473
See also Judeo-Arabic literature
Arabishce Syntax (Reckendorf), 17:146
Arab-Israeli conflict
Arab League, 2:300
Arab world, 2:305–309, 310–311,
328
bi-nationalism, 3:702–703
Holocaust art imagery, 2:520–521
peace negotiations, 4:760–761
Arab-Israeli peace negotiations, 4:760–
761
Arab-Israel War (1948)
Jordan, 11:404
Arabists
Dozy, Reinhart Pieter Anne, 5:772
Heller, Bernát, 8:793–794
Arab League, 2:299–300, 6:145, 12:580
Arab League Council, boycott against
Palestine, 4:111–112
Arab Legion, 1:243–244, 11:178–179
Arab Literature under the Shadow of
War (Ballas), 3:92
Arab nationalism, 1:244, 10:196, 271–
272, 279–281
Arab period
Egypt
Alexandria, 1:634
Israel, land of, 10:157, 157–161
Arab population
Gaza Strip
after Six-Day war, 10:717–718
Egyptian control, 10:303, 717
Israel (state), 10:278, 485–486,
521–522, 679, 712–739
1948–67, 10:712–715
1970s, 10:719–721
1980s to mid-1990s, 10:721–
728
1995 to 2005, 10:728–733
318
in administered territories,
10:239, 241–242
Arab refugees, 10:256, 267–
271
arts and popular culture,
10:733–734
Bedouin, 10:737–739
demography, 10:485–486,
521–522
farming, and urbanization,
10:485–486
Gaza Strip, 10:303, 717
health services, 10:679
Jordanian Rule, 1948–67,
10:715–717
post-Six-Day War, 10:231,
232, 717–719
refugee problem, 10:256
refugees and, 10:256
Six-Day War and, 10:231, 232
standard of living, 10:224–
225
voting by, 10:250–251
Palestine (Mandate), 10:710–712,
712t
West Bank
after Six-Day war, 10:717–718
Jordanian control, 10:715–
717
See also Palestinians
Arab Revolt (1936-1939), 10:277, 338,
18:753
Arab world, 1945-2006, 2:300–328
Algeria, 2:322–323
Arab-Israeli conflict, 2:305, 306–
309, 310–311, 328
Bombay, Arabic Jews in, 4:51
caricatures of Jews, 4:479
democracy, 2:326–328
demography, 2:328
discrimination and, 5:681
Egypt, 2:300, 307–308, 309–311,
326–327
Egyptian-Israeli peace, 2:311–313
Fertile Crescent, 2:300, 301
foreign policy and relations with
Israel (state), 10:264, 12:546
globalization, 2:324–326
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan,
2:301
inter-Arab politics, 2:301–304,
309–310
Iran-Iraq war, 2:313
Iraq, 2:301, 326–328
Islamists, 2:324–325, 326
Israel, 2:313–316, 317–320, 320–
324, 475–476
Jordan, 2:305, 316–320
Lebanon, 2:301, 313, 314
Maghreb, 2:300, 320–324
Morocco, 2:306, 314, 320–322,
326, 327
musical influence of, 14:696
Nasserists, 2:325–326
Operation Peace for Galilee, 2:313
Oslo Accords, 2:316–320
Palestine, 2:301, 302–303, 317–320
Palestine Liberation Organization,
2:304–305, 313, 317
Palestinian Authority, 2:300, 301,
320, 326
Sudan, 2:300–301
Syria, 2:302–303, 306, 317–320
Tunisia, 2:323–324
Yemen, 2:304
See also Middle East; Near East
Arab world, pre-1945
Abbasids, 1:233–234
blood libel in, 3:780
Arad (Israel), 2:328–331
archaeology, 2:371
Eliashib (name), 6:320
excavations, 5:335
stone altar at, 2:12
Arad (Romania), 2:331
Arad, Ron, 2:331–332
Arad, Yael, 2:332
Arad, Yitzhak, 2:332
Arad ostraca, 3:656
Arad Program, 21:614
Aradus (Syria), 2:332
Arafat, Musa, 15:600
Arafat, Yasser, 2:309, 332–335
agreements signed with, 10:245,
246
Bush, George W., 4:305
death of, 15:595
Al -Fatah: and, 10:279–280
Intifada (second), 10:251
Oslo Accords, 10:245
Palestine Liberation Organization
and, 15:590, 593, 594, 595
Palestinian Authority and, 15:596,
597, 598, 599, 600
Wye Plantation Agreement, 10:249
Aragāo, Fernāo Ximenes de, 2:335
Aragon (medieval Spain)
Alconstantini family, 1:604
conversion in, 5:437
Eleazar family, 6:298
Aragon, Louis, 3:763
Aragon Synagogue, 11:828
Arakhim u-Derakhim (Dinur), 5:672
Arakhin, 2:335–337
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