Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Israel Labor Party, 1:676, 681,
4:483, 6:321, 10:755–756,
18:362, 432
Israel Women’s Network,
21:193, 194
Jewish Agency for Israel,
20:257–258
Kach, 11:693
Knesset, 12:235–239, 235t,
236t, 237t
La’am, 8:456–457
labor, 21:222–223
Land of Israel Movement,
8:457–458
Loh: amei H: erut Israel,
13:175–176
Maki communist party, 5:100
Mandate era politics, 3:345–
346
Mapam, 8:491
Masorti movement, 5:175–
176
National Religious Party,
8:308–309
ORT, 15:490
Po’alei Agudat Israel, 16:243–
244
Po’alei Zion, 16:249
Rafi, 17:64
recognition of Palestine
Liberation Organization,
10:455
religious, 10:429, 431
revisionism, influence of,
17:262–267
scouting, 18:210
Shas (political party), 18:419–
420
Shinui, 18:484–485
student’s movements, 19:268
theocracy, 19:692
Tnu’at ha-Teh: iyah, 8:457
Tsomet, 20:165
Values of a Jewish and
Democratic State, 20:466–
469
Youth Aliyah, 21:403–406
politicians, 5:485–486
Allon, Yigal, 1:675
Almogi, Yosef Aharon, 1:681
Barak, Ehud, 3:131–132
Baram, Moshe, 3:132
Baram, Uzi, 3:133
Bar-Yehudah, Israel, 3:192
Begin, Menah: em, 3:261–262
Begin, Ze’ev Binyamin,
3:261–262
Beilin, Yossi, 3:266–267
Ben-Eliezer, Binyamin, 3:339–
340
Ben-Gurion, David, 3:344348
Ben-Natan, Asher, 3:367
Ben-Porat, Miriam, 3:371–
372
Ben-Porat, Mordekhai, 3:372
Bentov, Mordekhai, 3:380–
381
Bernstein, Perez, 3:483
Chaim Weitzman, first
President, 20:751
Chouraqui, André, 4:672–673
Dapkin, Abraham S., 6:8
Dizengoff, Meir, 5:721–722
Dulzin, Arye Leib, 6:45
Eban, Abba Solomon, 6:84
Ehrlich, Simha, 6:245
Elath, Eliahu, 6:288
Eliav, Arie Lova, 6:321
Elon, Binyamin, 6:367
Eshkol, Levi, 6:505–506
Hammer, Reuven, 8:308
Harman, Avraham, 8:359
Hillel, Shelomo, 9:112–113
Hurwitz, Yigael, 9:633–634
Lahat, Shlomo, 12:439
Leibowitz, Yeshayahu, 12:624
Levi, Shabbetai, 12:693
Levy, David, 12:749
Libai, David, 12:774
Meir, Golda, 13:777–779
Modai, Yitzhak, 14:406
Netanyahu, Binyamin, 15:91–
92
Peres, Shimon, 15:763–764
Peretz, Amir, 15:764–765
Sapir, Pinh: as, 18:38–39
Shahal, Moshe, 18:362
Shalom, Silvan, 18:378
Shamir, Yitzhak, 18:393–394
Shapira, H: ayyim Moshe,
18:400
Shapiro, Ya’akov Shimshon,
18:408
Sharansky, Natan, 18:411–412
Sharett, Moshe, 18:412
Sharon, Ariel, 18:415–417
Shazar, Shneur Zalman,
18:425–426
Sheetrit, Meir, 18:431–432
Shem-Tov, Victor, 18:458–
459
Sherf, Ze’ev, 18:462
population, 10:282–329, 302t, 303,
303t, 304t, 305, 306–329t, 522t
increases, 10:287t
INDEX
War of Independence effect,
10:521–522
pre-war of independence period,
10:652–656
religious life and scholarship,
10:619–652
1960s, 10:226
1970s to early 1990’s, 10:628–
632
1990s and after, 10:632–638
aggadah, 1:460–463
apostasy, 2:276–277
Bahā’ī, 10:650
bar mitzvah, 3:166
Chief Rabbi, 7:777–778
Chief Rabbinate, 4:613
Christian, 10:642–643, 645
Christian attitude, 4:685–686
Christianity, 10:638–646
Christians, 10:638–646
Christian sects and, 11:283
controversy about, 10:224
Druze, 10:650–652
as framework for struggle for
Torah, 16:100
Franciscan presence, 10:640
H: anukkah, 8:333
H: aredim, 8:350–352
h: azzanim, 8:503–504
holy places, 9:499–503, 502
ingathering of the exiles,
9:787
interfaith dialogue, 10:643,
645–646
Islam, 10:646–650, 647–650
John Paul II’s visit to, 11:384
kehillot or community
councils, 10:622–623
military hesder, yeshivot,
21:320
non-Orthodox Jewish
congregations, 10:628–630
Orthodoxy, 15:494
Ottoman to post-war of
independence period,
10:619–626
Protestants, 16:633–634
rabbis, 17:18–19
Reform Judaism, 17:181–182
religious schools, 10:624–625,
631, 632–633
Sabbath and holiday
observances, 10:626–628
scholarly societies, 18:724
Sephardim, 18:303–304
synagogues, 19:357–358
Torah, approach to, 20:44
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