Tag Archives: Karaim

Shavua haSefer 2012

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Yitz Landes

With the heat intensifying, the first of the summer groups arriving, and the stirrings of social-protest demonstrations, there is no question that the Israeli June is here. For this writer, and I imagine for many readers of the blog, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Recent Publications | Tagged Abraham Goldberg, Bar Ilan, Bialik, Daniel Sperber, Geonim, Karaim, Magnes, Robert Brody, Saul Lieberman, Schocken, Shamma Friedman, Yaakov Sussman, YBZ, Yisrael Ta-Shma | 3 Comments

The Afghani ‘Geniza’

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Shai Secunda

A few months ago, news broke in the Israeli media of an important manuscript trove that was discovered in Afghanistan. A spate of articles appeared in the press, each one covering just a bit more than the one prior it. … Continue reading →

Posted in Events, Mishna, Piyut, Talk of the Town, Talmud in the News | Tagged Afghani Geniza, Antiquities, Avodah Zarah, Karaim, Saadya, Shaul Shaked, Tafsir | 8 Comments

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